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- 2. Village des Metiers D'antan & Musee Motobecane
- 3. Parc d'Isle Jacques Braconnier
- 4. Basilique de Saint-Quentin
- 5. L'Hotel de Ville de Saint-Quentin
- 6. Office de Tourisme du Saint-Quentinois
- 7. Musee Antoine Lecuyer
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Where to eat Japanese food in Saint-Quentin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Japanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Japanese food in Saint-Quentin. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Japanese restaurants near you. including Asiawok, Asiawok, Sushi city, Au lotus bleu, Iyoka, Asiawok, I Sushi, Asiawok
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8. Asiawok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Nogtraveller
Large Chinese Buffet, many choices of nice food, regularly topped so always plentiful. Nice airy restaurant, helpful staff. Couldnât fault it at all.
7. I Sushi
Reviewed By michelb552
Service très sympathique et souriant . 2 fois que nous venons, 2 fois ravis. Le poisson cru est parfait, la quantité est au rendez-vous. Super rapport qualité prix. Venez y manger, vous ne pouvez pas être déçu. Nous, nous y reviendrons.
6. Asiawok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Nogtraveller
Large Chinese Buffet, many choices of nice food, regularly topped so always plentiful. Nice airy restaurant, helpful staff. Couldnât fault it at all.
5. Iyoka
Overall Ratings
3 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Jean-Jacques M
Four of us went there, as I wanted "japanese" and vegetarian. The menu, about 50-55 choices, out of which 7 or 8 vegetarian. Fixed price for 5 choices, more or less as much as one can eat. The portions are quite generous, and the food delicious. Service is quick. Choice of beer is limited, only 2 Asian.Decor is standard, but food made for a great evening.
4. Au lotus bleu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Choirman09
Just saw the place as we drove around looking for somewhere to eat, car park busy (a good sign) so we went in. Staff were really helpful, although they didn't speak English they gathered from our limited franglais what we wanted.They were continually cleaning and clearing the tables and food areas. When we needed extra drinks and so on they were there. There was a good range of food, which was of a good temperature. We also enjoyed the desserts. The only thing my wife didn't enjoy was the melon which wasn't sweet enough for her taste. We were confident enough in the food to try the frogs legs, which we had never tried before, but really enjoyed.On our departure 2 members of staff held the door open so that she could wheel herself out using her rollator. They wished her goodnight in French, ending a really enjoyable night out.Just one caveat, the beer pression is Leffe and can be strong in a pint size if driving to the restaurant.The restaurant was every bit as good as similar buffet establishments I have used at home. The major difference being that the locals here know not to use their fingers to make food choices, also returning serving utensils to their correct place. All round good marks for price.
3. Sushi city
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By LadyTourbiez
There's not much Japanese restaurant around Saint Quentin. So far, Sushi City is the closest to the traditional taste we can get every time I crave for one. They don't have Ramen dishes. Instead they have fried noodles with an option of with or without meat. Sashimi and Sushi platters are freshly made upon order. Their Brochette skewers is a "must-try" especially their boeuf fromage. Apparently, my family always order this every visit. They have set menu to choose from which includes miso soup and plain rice. There's no buffet offered in this restaurant. Sushi City doesn't play music. Hence, it is quiet. Waiting time for the food to arrive takes an average of 20 minutes especially for platter orders. Sushi City also offers take away in case the restaurant is full house. Overall, the price is worth it may it be lunch or dinner.
Where to Eat in Saint-Quentin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Asiawok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Nogtraveller
Large Chinese Buffet, many choices of nice food, regularly topped so always plentiful. Nice airy restaurant, helpful staff. Couldnât fault it at all.
1. Asiawok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Nogtraveller
Large Chinese Buffet, many choices of nice food, regularly topped so always plentiful. Nice airy restaurant, helpful staff. Couldnât fault it at all.
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