Visited September 2026
This China Town Fast Food Cannes review covers a practical Asian takeaway near the centre of Cannes. The format is simple: browse the long display counter, choose individual items or prepared dishes, then eat at one of the small tables or take everything away.
The range is much broader than the name suggests. Chinese dishes form the core, but the counter also includes Thai curries, Vietnamese style rolls, dim sum, noodles, rice, skewers and sweets. It is an easy option when speed, variety and value matter more than a formal restaurant setting.
China Town Fast Food Cannes at a glance
- Address: 2 Boulevard Carnot, 06400 Cannes, France
- Telephone: +33 4 93 68 02 86
- Style: Asian counter service, takeaway and casual seating
- Cuisines: Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Cambodian influences
- Price level: Pocket friendly, with many individual items priced separately
- Best for: A quick lunch, takeaway dinner or mixed selection to share
The restaurant sits at the lower end of Boulevard Carnot, within an easy walk of Cannes station and the centre. If you want a more specialised Japanese meal nearby, our Kokoro Cannes review covers hand rolls near La Croisette.
First impressions and atmosphere
China Town is bright, functional and organised around the food display. A long chilled and heated counter runs along one side. A few simple tables provide space for a quick meal.
This is not a destination for elaborate decor or slow service. Its appeal comes from seeing the choices before ordering. That also makes it useful for groups who want different dishes.
The grocery shelf adds another dimension. Sauces, noodles, seasonings and pantry staples are available to buy. It gives the room the feel of both a casual takeaway and a compact Asian food shop.
The menu and food selection
The counter was packed during our visit. Hot trays included Chinese noodles, Thai rice, mixed vegetables, chicken curry, sweet and sour dishes and several meat options. Separate displays held dim sum, fried snacks, spring rolls and desserts.
Individual labels made the selection easy to understand. Gyoza, ha gao and siu mai were displayed at €1.20 each. Several spring rolls were €1.70, while shrimp spring rolls were €2.20. A fresh roll was €3.50.
Prepared sides and mains also offered clear value. Thai rice was marked at €4.60, Chinese noodles at €5.30 and Thai chicken curry at €6.80. These were the prices visible during our visit, so treat them as a guide rather than a permanent menu.
The dessert display included mochi, nougat, preserved ginger, lychees and small cakes. That breadth makes it possible to build a complete meal without ordering from a fixed set menu.
What we ordered
Our takeaway selection combined a chicken skewer, a fresh rice paper roll and two prepared dishes from the hot counter. The compartmented packaging kept the different items separate and made the order easy to carry.
The experience confirmed the main strength of China Town: flexibility. You can choose a single snack, combine several small items or assemble a larger meal. There is no need for everyone to order the same style of food.
For another casual meal on the French Riviera, see our Rotisserie d’Antibes review. Coffee and pastries in Cannes are also covered in our Knot Bakehouse Cannes review.
Service and ordering
Ordering is direct. Point to the dishes you want, choose the quantity and decide whether to eat in or take away. This visual approach helps when the counter contains many unfamiliar items.
A simple way to order
- Scan the full counter before choosing.
- Pick rice or noodles as a base if you want a larger meal.
- Add one hot dish, skewer or dim sum selection.
- Check the displayed price and confirm any allergens.
- Choose takeaway or one of the limited tables.
Allow a little extra time at busy lunch and dinner periods. The variety can make choosing slower than expected. Checking labels first keeps the queue moving and makes the final price easier to estimate.
Delivery and takeaway availability can also be checked on the current Uber Eats listing.
Value for money
China Town is strongest as a flexible, pocket friendly option in central Cannes. Many snacks cost only a few euros. Rice, noodles and hot dishes can then be added according to appetite.
Buying by the piece is useful for sharing, but a large mixed order can add up. Check the displayed prices as you choose. The best value comes from balancing one base, one main and a small side rather than selecting everything that looks appealing.
Highlights
- A very broad choice of Asian dishes in one place
- Clear labels and visible prices at the counter
- Good flexibility for snacks, full meals and sharing
- Takeaway packaging suited to mixed orders
- Limited seating for a quick meal
- Asian grocery products available inside
Things to note before visiting
- Published opening hours differ across online directories. Call ahead or check the current delivery listing before making a special trip.
- Displayed dishes and prices can change during the day.
- The format is casual and practical rather than atmospheric.
- Ask about ingredients and allergens directly. Similar looking dishes may contain different proteins or sauces.
- Vegetarian items were labelled at the counter, but cross contact may be possible in a mixed display.
Frequently asked questions
Where is China Town Fast Food in Cannes?
It is at 2 Boulevard Carnot, close to Cannes station and the city centre.
Can you eat inside?
Yes. There are a few simple tables, although takeaway is central to the format.
Is China Town Cannes expensive?
It is relatively affordable for central Cannes. Individual dim sum and spring rolls start at low prices, while prepared mains cost more.
Does it have vegetarian food?
Vegetarian spring rolls and vegetable dishes were visible during our visit. Confirm ingredients directly, especially if you have allergies or strict dietary requirements.
Does China Town Cannes deliver?
Delivery and collection are listed through Uber Eats. Availability depends on your location and the time of day.
The Brief Review Verdict
China Town Fast Food Cannes is a convenient choice when you want variety without a formal meal. The long counter covers noodles, rice, curries, dim sum, rolls, skewers and desserts. Clear labels make it easy to build an order around your budget.
Come for speed, flexibility and choice rather than refined surroundings. It is particularly useful for takeaway, mixed groups and anyone who prefers to see the food before ordering.
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