Deux Tigres - Nancy

High quality Chinese restaurant. The cuisine was fine and surprising by its flavours. Too bad he closed... Fortunately, I took advantage of it! read more High quality Chinese restaurant. The cuisine was fine and surprising by its flavours. Too bad he closed... Fortunately, I took advantage of it!

Very good downtown restaurant with real good flavors, very good quality cuisine, copious, rich in taste. It would be a mistake to pass by! read more Very good downtown restaurant with real good flavors, very good quality cuisine, copious, rich in taste. It would be a mistake to pass by!

One of the very rare Chinese restaurant in Nancy they are only two for me to offer real dishes typical of China and not the famous extension card adapted to Wes... read more One of the very rare Chinese restaurant in Nancy they are only two for me to offer real dishes typical of China and not the famous extension card adapted to Western 90% of the Chinese restaurants in France, true Chinese faith born in China. Card always limited quality gage, several Sichuan-style dishes so very chilled and it's so much better, servers/patron speaking Mandarin between them and not Laotien/Cambodgien etc. Restaurant very well located between Saint Sebastian and the covered market offering in addition a take-away service. If you want to eat like in China in Nancy, this is where you have to go.

Good reception in a sober setting. A low-choice card, quality pledge. Tasty and hearty dishes. Average cost around 25€/person for a dessert dish 1 drink read more Good reception in a sober setting. A low-choice card, quality pledge. Tasty and hearty dishes. Average cost around 25€/person for a dessert dish 1 drink

Friendly and friendly staff. Super good dishes (special lion for their jiaozi and their lacquered duck . If you are looking for the authenticity of Chinese cuis... read more Friendly and friendly staff. Super good dishes (special lion for their jiaozi and their lacquered duck . If you are looking for the authenticity of Chinese cuisine, don’t hesitate! (Parole of a former Peruvian expatriate