Q-tea - Grenoble
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The service is direct but polite and efficient. The portions are quite generous, the sauce is good, and the Szechuan chicken is tasty. However, it's rather bland; apart from the coriander, it's a bit boring. And it's essentially rice and meat, quite greasy. It's a convenient option when you're on a train (the service is quick), but I wouldn't go there regularly.
The most authentic Taiwanese food I have had in France thus far. Had both the minced pork over rice a.k.a ru lou fan (excellent) and roast duck (excellent and meaty) and BBQ pork slices (good but a bit fatty for me) over rice with beautiful veggies and sauce to make it easy to eat the whole bowl.
A good restaurant with home-style cooking. There's plenty of seating. It's well-located, close to the train station, and offers continuous service. I was slightly less keen on the crispy chicken with herb sauce, which was a bit too acidic for my taste. The ravioli, however, were exquisite; the pasta seemed homemade, and the filling was good. The portions were decent, and it was good value for money.
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