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Traditionally the best Chinese food is found in Manchester's Chinatown, a collection of chinese restaurants, shops and bakeries, and the area still provides a great chinese dish, but as Manchester has developed so has the cities lust for Chinese food. This has resulted in a number of openings around the city, ranging from the mass-market Wagamama in Spinningfields to the proposed Ithaca (John Dalton Street). However there are still two kings in Manchester, and they're both in Chinatown. The Yang Sing is still favoured by the chinese food afficianadors, and the New Emperor on George Street. Both have won awards - the former is by the far the most acclaimed - and they offer a far more traditional approach to chinese cooking.
Traditionally the best Chinese food is found in Manchester's Chinatown, a collection of chinese restaurants, shops and bakeries, and the area still provides a great chinese dish, but as Manchester has developed so has the cities lust for Chinese food. This has resulted in a number of openings around the city, ranging from the mass-market Wagamama in Spinningfields to the proposed Ithaca (John Dalton Street). However there are still two kings in Manchester, and they're both in Chinatown. The Yang Sing is still favoured by the chinese food afficianadors, and the New Emperor on George Street. Both have won awards - the former is by the far the most acclaimed - and they offer a far more traditional approach to chinese cooking.
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after rading all the reviews i was really put off but after ..
Stock
Very disappointing, overpriced and overrated. Dined there on ..
Don Marco
Why dont they answer the phone?..
Banyan Tree
Really nice atmpsphere, good beer selection , very clean and ..
The Art Of Tea
Read in Magazine this was best place in Manchester for afternoon ..
Ithaca
LOL Arnie Hira (not his real name)....Yeah right they are opening ..
298 reviews written in the last 30 days.
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A new restaurant on Manchester's Peter Street, this unit exists within the Great Northern Tower, next to Relish and is expected to open in the summer ...
A multi-million pound restaurant with a heavy Asian influence that is slated to open on John Dalton Street. The restaurant is expected to open in 2008, somewhat delayed from the original launch date, but the Mancunian public await with baited breath.
A great solution for when you're dining out, and you can't decide on Chinese or Indian. Karims fuses the two, and it does it well - having eaten in, and used their delivery service, the quality is exceptional, in fact the Indian tastes almost exactly like the popular Akbars over in Castlefield. Not entirely convinved by the Naan breads though, but the rest was perfect.
Run by the team behind the Yang Sing, this upmarket Chinese 'speed restaurant' is close to Manchester's shopping district (King Street) and it provides quality Chinese food for those on the go. Jam packed at lunchtime, the quality of the food is high, with prices around ?7-?10.
A strange little gaffe in Castlefield that serves from a wide reaching menu. Inside it's a modern, somewhat square, restaurant, with reasonably attentive service, and the quality of each dish is worthy of their lower prices. The jury is still out on whether fushion restaurants like this - that cover multiple continents - will ever work, but the team at Salt n Pepper are going to give it their best shot.
A modern Chinese restaurant in the Northern Quarter, Sweet Mandarin offers moderately priced food (around a tenner for a main) in contemporary surroundings. Run by a trio of sisters.
Manchester's second Wagamama that's located in the Spinningfields financial district - an area that's now home to some of the cities top chain-restaurants. Expect a healthy selection of noodles, with mains around ?6 - ?10. Wagamma also has a take-out menu.
A new noodle bar in Manchesters Chinatown.
Renowned and luxurious Cantonese restaurant right in the city centre, famed for its celebrity clientele and top draw decor and food. Wayne and Coleen ...
One of Europe's finest Chinese restaurants, the infamous Yang Sing is housed in an imposing building in Manchester's Chinatown, and the brothers Gerry and Harry Young have been running the restaurant since the seventies. They've turned it in to one of the most successful Chinese restaurants in the UK and the restaurant plans to branch out in hotels with the purchase of the building next door.
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