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dagsey

Bright and modern looking interior with a spacious feeling to the restaurant. The food on the English menu is pretty much what you'd expect in Chinatown but the portions were large, well presented and very tasty - we couldn't fault the meal at all. The restaurant was busy with people from the Chinese community and seems to be popular with the young. One thing I'd love to see in all Chinese restaurants is maybe some of the dishes that are on the Chinese menu in English - too often you are sat there and you think that looks nice that those people are eating. Overall a two course meal for two, two bottles of wine, coffee and brandy for less than £60 and no service on top. We'll be going back.

Fus Chinese Restaurant Cafe – Manchester City Centre
Jay

I visited with my girlfriend on a Friday evening during a weekend in Manchester. The food and the atmosphere was just perfect....as much in we returned on the Saturday evening to dine again!! The menu is very easy to understand not like your typical Chinese, the prices are reasonable and the service prompt and friendly. Anyone planning a visit must try the Scallops they are pricey at £3.00 each but absolutely delicious and simply melt in your mouth. The dim sums we tried were fabulous and the Fillet steak Cantonese style was perfect. The best Chinese in Manchester by far and we will most definitely visit again!!

Pacific – Manchester City Centre
ronaldo

Just cannot fault this place, a top, top recommendation, try a pint of draught leffe in the lass o Gowrie (just opposite) as an aperitif. EastzEast is now easily the best Indian in Manchester, the food from a varied menu is both superb and plentiful. Without doubt the best in Manchester at the moment.

East z East – Manchester City Centre
Alex

My guest and I started with a French Onion Soup with Gruyere Crostini at just short of a fiver - the onion soup was somewhat oily but otherwise fine. The accompanying croutons with barely melted cheese were neither crunchy nor brown. Bangers & Mash for my guest was reasonable and my goat's cheese risotto lacked any real passion, with the goat's cheese being thrown in raw at the end of cooking.

The Living Room – Manchester City Centre
Gilly

16 of us came to Efes for my friend's hen night last Saturday. What an atmosphere! The waiters did a fantastic dance and they got the bride-to-be up belly dancing. The waiters also led everyone round the room in a huge dance round all the tables. Very good food, lots of fun music...Turkish as well as the more usual dancefloor fillers. And they let you dance on the chairs! Brilliant!!!

Efes Restaurant & Taverna – Manchester City Centre
Paul

A very good restaurant indeed, I think the food is outstanding and when you can eat a starter, main course and either a coffee or ice cream for £4.50 served to perfection then this is a place which should not be missed.

Try Thai – Manchester City Centre
Paul

top notch cuisine and really great service. Really authentic food which brought memories flooding back of travelling round Thailand. Love this place

Try Thai – Manchester City Centre
Adam

I have been to Panama Hattys a few times now and would definitely recommend this restaurant. The service is warm, friendly, and efficient. The atmosphere is relaxed. The food is unbelievably good! For the price of the food I don't think this place can be beaten in Manchester!

Panama Hattys – Manchester City Centre
Moomin

Extremely good quality of service. But the price of the set menu is not clearly stated 'per person'. If you think that the set menu is cheap, then you will get the bill with the double of what you expect!!!

Siam Orchid – Manchester City Centre
Anon

I visited Grinch at lunch on a weekday; the food was excellent with very prompt service from a very attractive waitress. I would certainly visit again and would love to see the Jazz singer that is there on a Saturday. Top Marks.

Mud Crab at Grinch – Manchester City Centre
djak

If you, like me are tired of the burger / fries fast food culture (not to mention the health implications) then this is a real alternative. Barburrito's is an Authentic Mexican restaurant with excellent choice of dishes. I have been there 6-7 times over the past month and have never been disappointed by the quality of food or service. Excellent.

Barburrito – Manchester City Centre
Gripper Stebson

I eat there at least once a week. I am addicted and so are a number of my colleagues. The garlic naan is only comparable with the small but tasty naans at Shimla. The lamb is tender, the chicken plentiful, the keema spicy. Don't have the Rubicon pop though, it's minging.

Al-Faisal Tandoori – Manchester City Centre
jw

Firstly Manchester is a truly great night out now, with Deansgate and Deansgate Locks, the Northern Quarter, Oxford road and of course the gay 'village', you really can? be disappointed. Add in some super new restaurants and its the perfect night out. EASTZEAST is an excellent addition, good location, on princess street behind the BBC, it for us, rivals Rajdoot and Shimlas and we think it wins hands down. Authentic Indian with a great menu (check out the web site, v impressive) v busy on the Friday night, we WILL certainly be going again. Oh yea order a Naan at your peril, there huge!! Massive recommendation.

East z East – Manchester City Centre
Dave Ward

I've been to the Rice Bowl a couple of times and on both occasions it has been a very enjoyable experience. The food is superb and the menu caters well for us vegetarians. The staff were also excellent and offered a level of service sorely lacking in a lot of restaurants nowadays. On my second visit I was with a party of twelve as it was my birthday. Surprisingly we were able to order from the full menu, something which a lot of restaurants won't allow you to do. At the end of the meal I was presented with ice cream dessert with candles whilst the whole restaurant sang happy birthday. Then to top it all they gave me a box of chocolates and wished me a happy birthday. It's that kind of personal touch that makes all the difference! It's clear to see how this restaurant has lasted over 50 years in the business.

The Rice Bowl – Manchester City Centre
Stevie

First the only gripe of the whole evening. The background muzac! It was the sort of generic house stuff that gets played in gyms and has no place in a 5* hotel dining room. Rant over, now the good bits. Two dined, arriving at 8pm, we were greeted in the bar and shown through to our table in the restaurant, which was about a third full. This surprised me as it was a Thursday, but then we were on a promotional offer so I suppose if they need to do promotions there is a reason for it! So seated, we receive our first glass of complimentary champagne. I couldn't see what label it was as it was in a bucket behind my seat, but as a not particularly big fan of champers, I thought this was jolly good. Choice of three breads was offered, White ,Brown and Beetroot. Good, but nothing to write home about. First course was a small coffee cup filled with delicious minted pea soup with pear and lobster. Gorgeous! Second course was two perfectly cooked roast Cornish scallops studded with black pudding and cider, with some sort of mayo like sauce. Very good, black pudding was just the right amount, didn't overpower the scallops. Third course was tournedos of Aberdeen Angus with horseradish mash and shallots jus. I had mine rare, dining partner had hers medium rare. I think medium rare was the better choice, as they are very thick fillets, and the heat hadn't quite got to the middle of mine. Other than that it was very good, served on wilted spinach over the mash-all lovely. Feeling rather full now, but without prompting we were asked if we would like a break before desert, gladly accepted! So after ten minutes(ish) we get pud. Bread and butter pudding with spiced raisin syrup, almost like a brulee. Very nice, especially the raisins/syrup. Really full now! Coffee and petit fours. Bill was £90 including large bottle of mineral water, service charge of ten percent and a round up tip. So for £45 a head I have to say it was extremely good value! 18/20

The River Restaurant at The Lowry Hotel – Manchester City Centre
Alex

La Tasca has grown substantially in popularity, but the food was pretty average. The ribs were a bit too fatty but the waitress took those off our bill. Patatas bravas at £3-odd was rather on the dear side

La Tasca – Manchester City Centre
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Indian
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Manchester City Centre

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Zouk Tea Bar – Manchester City Centre

Meat or Vegetarian Lunch Tiffin, £12.95. Available 12pm-4pm, Monday to Friday.

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Manchester City Centre

Pre-Theatre Menu, £20
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Zouk Tea Bar – Manchester City Centre

2 Courses, £20; 3 courses, £25. A choice of accompaniment is includes with each main course. Available 4pm-7pm daily.

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