Delices Yang - Cannes

They have wiped out the door for this place today. you're sending you like a kantine. the dishes are all cold, then they are microwave or deep fried when they say what they want. spring rolls are approx. 1,20 €, main dishes approx. 5-6 €, rice...extra my man's early roll obviously missed the deep fat frit for the first time round and when I told them, I was quite disturbed that they threw it with a bite out of it instead of him a new one. eating was pretty, though a little bit bubbling as English Chinese. the veggie options are noodles, chop-suey and vegetable spring rolls. it made a change on a day, I could simply not face another baguette, but not a patch on camden market etc. simply because it does not warm up freshly.

I come here very often the bosses are more than adorable! restaurant held by a family, I was never sick unlike another Chinese restaurant... The dishes are quantitative! Home rice is delicious and especially the menu price is more than affordable! I'll be right back.

Very good Asian snack, very good reception, I liked dessert with coconut milk and tapioca!

I was expecting the worst. A Chinese in expensive Cannes. But it wasn't so bad at all. They gave a la carte, a Buffett and three meal deals. The 9.80 is the best one to go for...choice of dumplings or fried spring rolls, any main from the menu, rice and watermelon. All perfectly Edible, portions a little small. There is al fresco dining on street which is a nice Cannes thing to do (in fact I didn't even see the inside of the restaurant).

They were queuing out the door for this place today. You queue up like a canteen. The dishes are all cold then they are microwaved or deep fried when you've said what you want. Spring rolls are about €1.20, main courses about €5-6, rice charged extra. My husband's spring roll obviously missed the deep fat fryer first time round and when I told them I was rather alarmed that they shoved it in with a bite out of it rather than give him a new one.The food was quite nice, although a bit blander than "English" Chinese.The veggie options are noodles, chop suey and vegetable spring rolls.It made a change on a day I just couldn't face another baguette, but not a patch on Camden Market etc, simply because it's reheated not freshly cooked.