Le col5 sur Aix-En-Provence

Very good cuisine, I recommend the Peking duck which is fine and very fragrant (I even ate the fat!) the pancakes as a starter were excellent and then for dessert the waouuu ice cream ball fritter!!! To summarize typical Vietnamese cuisine, adapted and quality portions and above all dishes that do not exist in all Asian restaurants, in short we will return there!

Friendly staff, honest prices and effective service Super good food

Food is ok but not the best, still worth the price

Doesn't look much from the outside but once inside the dishes are just a delight. Door to cross for a delicious moment.

Excellent Vietnamese/Thai food at very fair prices for France. The ambience is a little gloomy, but the service is great.

Always a pleasure to go to Col5, a team always very friendly with quality dishes. The essential address for Asian restaurants in Aix en Provence!

Very bland food, tasteless. Limited quantity. The prices are a bit expensive. If the food was good it might be worth it. But that's not the case.

Not bad fried chicken, and accommodating on the accompaniments, I was able to change! The noodles were very good. Very nice waitress.

The cheapest yet my favorite meal when we were in Aix. As an Asian I can only take so much French food when we are traveling… and I need my rice fix. This totally satisfied that craving! What I liked is that the moment we sat down we were served prawn crackers and cold water immediately together with the menu. What a relief from the summer heat outside. Some restos in Aix en Provence take forever to gib the menu. We ordered Beignets de crevette (4 pièces Shrimp fritter). I ordered my usual Bò bún nem (Pork fried spring rolls, beef, vegetables, salad and vermicelli noodles). It comes with a sweet sour salty sauce that totally cuts the oil and meaty flavor and makes it refreshing to eat. They were very flexible when we asked if we could have the same dish for my son with rice instead of Vermicelli. The loved the beef. I loved the crispy spring rolls so we switched those. My Judy had the Porc laqué croustillant (Crispy lacquered pork served with rice vermicelli) and they also accommodated his request for rice I stead of vermicelli. If you are in Aix-en-Provence, and are craving rice and some authentic Vietnamese, I would recommend this place happily.

The portion was small, but it was delicious!