Chef Aji
Asian street-food restaurants and takeaway serving Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese dishes in Bordeaux and Anglet
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Chef Aji
Chef Aji prepares Asian dishes inspired by Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and other Asian cuisines. Meals are prepared on site with fresh products and can be eaten in, collected or ordered for delivery.
The company operates restaurant and food-counter locations in Bordeaux, Bègles and Anglet, and offers online ordering through Uber Eats.
Chef Aji is a French SARL founded in 2020, with its registered seat in Bègles.
Product: Prepared Asian meals served on site, for takeaway and delivery.
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