Bo Bun — Restaurant in Bordeaux

they are very reluctant to take our orders and give us the food as we were having the buffet hot pot. we ordered some food (including a portion of sliced potato) and they didn’t give us anything, said they forgot what we had ordered 20 mins later. after we repeated our order again, they only gave us a small plate of sliced salade potatoes 🙃. comparing to the table next to us, they came much later than us, got their food earlier than us, and they had normal sliced potatoes. also food smells and tastes not fresh at all, especially tofu related dishes, the quality of meat is also horrible. food is so awful and far away from authentic chinese food, not mentioned the price is excessively high comparing to the local food price. and they are very racist to chinese costumes, served us and the group of chinese students next to us with a really bad attitude, instead very friendly to other costumes. we had to ask them to refill the hotpot several times because it was almost burning with all the water evaporation. the gas was almost running out so the hot pot took ages to boil and they wouldn’t change a new one for us. after the gas ran out, they only changed to used ones, and turned out every time they changed the gas it only lasted for a few minutes. anyways, don’t go if you’re chinese or you want some authentic...

There are two menus: one which follows the usual entrée plat dessert format that most Westerners would be accustomed to, and the other which is written in simplified Chinese with french translations and is meant for the typical Chinese meal of ordering multiple dishes and sharing them with the entire table. They also offer sichuan-style hotpot (火锅).

I can't speak for the "French” menu, but the Chinese menu is excellent. Their dishes really do taste like Chinese food from the small Chinese restaurants I used to go to back when I lived in Beijing. Even my mother- and father-in-law (both Chinese) like going to this place when they don't feel...

A buffet with variety of everything: meat, veggies, and noodles. However, it was normal to low quality. Beef was smelly and soup has a distinct strong smell, which we found was hard to eat. Make sure the fire has enough gas or it’ll take forever to cook and you end up eating everything half raw on the first round (hangry style). Overall, spicy and tangy, even pungent.. I guess when it comes to Asian food, some places really need to make it fusion to match the palates of...