La Mian - Le Havre

Good, but not outstanding. Great for dining out with friends. The chef is very kind, and if you make friends with him, he could give you either a discount or bigger portions. Regarding the price, you pay more than you should that's for sure, but then again, there are no other better "options" in the city.

We had dinner together with a group of Chinese friends. However, none of us has ever returned.It is true that this is one of the rare restaurants in Le Havre that provide real Chinese food. But as a Chinese, I didn't find one single reason to return to it.The Lamian, or hand-pulled noodles is his speciality but the quality is not acceptable: too much aroma and the meat and vegetable in the lamian are not interesting either.THe lamb skewer is not recommended either. I'd prefer a turkish or couscous restaurant for that.In general, this is still a low-cost Chinese fast-food restaurant. If this is not what you are looking for, do not go there.

Fantastic homemade noodle dishes; bark meat and garnel. we had the bark. also the appetizers/peaches of empties/cables stick on and the fresh cucumbers were excellent. highly recommended, even if I was a little unwilling. family owned and operated. wonderful place (not a “traditional” Chinese...restaurant as they would see in America, so they don’t have general tsao huh or this kind of dressed. a simple menu with different types of pastel dishes. also recommends highly.

I found this restaurant while I went an evening around le havre. it is very simple and inconvenient inside, but popular with local, always a good sign. I was greeted by a nice lady who showed me to my place. fortunately I can order some. French so was able to eat and drink with success. the menu is very simple. There are no sides and sides of the skies. it was really refreshing. a few set menus and a few options. vegetarians are supplied. I went for the EUR20-Set menu Chickenstall/Packet with soy sauce. well cooked and despite the search very simple, tasted good. the main course was bauchpork with noodles. wow! a clean plate at the end. good size too. chocolate ice cream at the end. genuinely intense chocolate taste! limited in terms of drinks. bottle of Chinese beer, alcohol-free drinks etc. do not let themselves be fooled by the look of the restaurant and overlook the place. I was really glad I came across this place.

This small restaurant is not her typical Chinese restaurant with a 20-page menu. they are specialized in mian (noodles) that are fresh and made at home. the miams delicious and the sauces incredible. it is worth a visit and will not break the bank. service is very...friendly, but in a slow pace, that is more than good.