Best Asian Restaurants in Victoriaville (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Restaurant Asie Plus | Restaurant Asiatique

Victoriaville

Review Summary

Restaurant Asie Plus | Restaurant Asiatique is described in the reviews as delivering flavorful, well prepared dishes with generous portions and good value, including favorites like general tao, grilled items, fried calamari, and a diverse poke bowl, with the menu noted as very varied and consistently tasty; service is praised as friendly and attentive by many, with standout staff mentioned, while some find the service merely average. The ambience is described as large and sometimes empty with an impersonal feel, and improvements are suggested for the toilets and overall atmosphere. A standout criticism concerns the aquarium display, where large fish are kept in very wide yet cramped tanks, detracting from the dining experience despite top quality food. Nevertheless, many would return, highlighting generous portions, solid prices, and the habit of taking leftovers home, along with broad enjoyment of the food.View restaurant profile

Le Restaurant FU

Opens Today at 4:30 pm

(16)

Victoriaville

Asian Grill Seafood/Fish

Review Summary

Reviews of Le Restaurant FU describe very beautiful experiences and incredibly good food, with the sense that the dining is worth trying. The food is repeatedly praised as superb, and imperial rolls are highlighted as among the best eaten in a long time. However, one review notes that the menu has changed entirely since the pandemic and a dish no longer exists, leading to disappointment.View restaurant profile

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Restaurant Paradis D'Asie

Opens Wednesday at 5 pm

(8)

Victoriaville

Asian Vietnamese Thai Cambodian

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant Paradis D'Asie present a mixed picture: some find it very disappointing due to the lack of a clearly readable menu, the need to read a menu through a plastic table cover, high prices, and a practice of selling protein separately with rice or noodles for certain dishes, which may not suit diners unfamiliar with Asian cuisine; others praise good food at competitive prices and friendly service, with meals described as tasty and suitable for a range of tastes, and the owners or staff described as warm, approachable, and cheerful.View restaurant profile