Manchester proudly boasts one of the largest Far Eastern communities in Europe and, as a result, there's a huge choice of Chinese and Thai restaurants, Japanese sushi bars, Nepalese curry houses and Karaoke bars to visit. In fact, it's safe to say that nowhere else in Europe (including London) will you find as much choice in such a small area.
Many food critics acknowledge that you'll find Europe's best Chinese restaurant, best Thai restaurant and best Malaysian restaurant in Manchester.
Whilst many restaurants are located around Chinatown in Manchester city centre, there's a huge choice of restaurants elsewhere in the city and the surrounding area.
Very stylish Pacific Rim restaurant with a fantastic choice of sushi, sashimi and tempura dishes.
The
menu combines modern Australian cuisine with Pacific Rim flavours underpinned by European cooking tradition, a blend of Indonesian, Southeast Asian influences and Australia's strong ties with Japan are reflected. Located underneath the Armani store in Spinningfields,
you enter via a glass pyramid on Deansgate.
Voted
"Favourite Restaurant" by our 75,000
members in both the 2009 & 2010 Pride Of Manchester
Awards, the multi-award winning Thai restaurant
on Chapel Walks in the city centre has recently
undergone an expensive refurbishment including
the installation of a stunning £10,000 jelly
fish tank
The
outstanding new Chinese restaurant inside the
Great Northern Warehouse, on the ground floor
of Manchester 235, has won rave reviews since
opening its doors in December 2009. It boasts
a largely Cantonese menu, influenced by the principals
of healthy-eating, with exceptional dim sums,
seafood and vegetarian options, The staff have
also been cherry-picked from the best Chinese
restaurants in Manchester.
The
superb Japanese restaurant in Castlefield, opposite
the Museum of Science & Industry, boasts a
unique dining experience with all the theatre
style of Teppanyaki cooking, ideal for large parties.
The talented show chefs entertain you and get
you involved or a plush separate dining area offers
more intimacy with incredible sushi, sashimi and
noodle dishes to choose from.
The
out-of-this-world
£4.5 million Thai influenced Asian fusion
restaurant near the City Of Manchester Stadium,
just 10 mins taxi ride from Piccadilly Station,
is the most spectacular restaurant and bar to
have ever opened in Manchester!
Celebrity
chef Norman Musa's beautifully decorated Malaysian
restaurant in the Northern Quarter has a focus
on South East Asian specialities. The food is
fresh, halal and MSG-free with more than half
of the available dishes vegetarian or vegan.
~ 6 mins walk to Swinton station (14 mins journey to Manchester Victoria) ~
Friendly little Thai restaurant in Swinton offering authentic Thai cuisine as found in the north of Thailand. Free car parking is available opposite the restaurant and Swinton train station, just around the corner, offers quick links to Manchester Victoria.
The biggest world buffet in Europe, which serves up to a whopping 700 guests at any one time. Located on Deansgate near the MEN Arena and the shops, this plush restaurant opened in May 2011 offering over 300 freshly made dishes from around the world that include Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Italian, Cajun, Mediterranean, Tex Mex, English and more
The original branch of the very popular fast food outlet and restaurant in Piccadilly Gardens serves sushi and authentic rice based dishes from around the world, available to eat in or take out in New York style noodle boxes.
An
inspired fusion of cultures comes to Deansgate
Locks with the new, cutting-edge restaurant, bar
and club, bringing a taste of Japan to Manchester
with authentic sushi and sashimi dishes along
with tempting Bento boxes and classic Pan Asian
dishes
The
flagship branch of the very popular flame bar,
sushi and grill restaurant is just acorss the
road from the Palace Theatre and next to the universities.
Serving authentic rice based dishes from around
the world, it boasts a private dining room and
takeaway service.
Authentic Thai restaurant situated on the edge of Chinatown, just off Portland Street.
Fusing authentic eastern ambience with colonial grandeur,
subtle colours and a peaceful intimate atmosphere
are offset with huge ornate pillars.
The food is authentic and Thai cookery schools are also available.
Forget
all other Chinese restaurants you’ve ever
visited. The popular 600-seater restaurant at
the Wing Yip Superstore on the edge of the Northern
Quarter simply re-defines the concept and takes
it to another level with over 300 Cantonese and
dim sum dishes available.
The
new fast food outlet and restaurant on Deansgate
serves sushi and authentic rice based dishes from
around the world, available to eat in or take
out in New York style noodle boxes.
Family-friendly
popular flame bar, sushi and grill restaurant
inside The Trafford Centre that serves authentic
rice based dishes from around the world.
A huge family-friendly entertainment complex located next to the MEN Arena, which is home to over fifteen restaurants and even more bars, with something to savour for everyone's taste, whatever your mood. Oriental restaurants include Wasabi Sushi, Yum Yum Buffet and Wagamama.
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