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Asian Restaurant Awards – Nominate Your Favourites

25 Aug 2017
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Fans of Asian food can nominate their favourite restaurants and takeaways in the first Asian Restaurant Awards, which will be held at the Manchester Hilton, on Monday 12th February 2018. The awards are open to Bangladeshi, Burmese, Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Middle Eastern, Singaporean, Sri Lankan, Thai, Turkish and Vietnamese restaurants and takeaways.

The shortlisted will be determined by members of the public, who can vote online here or tweet their choice using the hashtag #AsianRestaurantAwards - citing the @AsianCatFed handle, restaurant name and location. There will also be awards for the best restaurant suppliers, which will be determined by the votes of restaurateurs, chefs and caterers, as well as a number of regional awards, covering the whole country including Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, for the best local venues.

 

 

The full list of awards categories is:

Kitchen Equipment Supplier of the Year
Tableware Company of the Year
Asian Food Company - including drinks
Technology Company of the Year
Best Value Asian Eatery
Best Buffet Restaurant
Best Outside Caterer
Gourmet Asian Restaurant of the Year
Best Takeaway
Best Asian Street Food - eat in or takeaway
Best Asian Fusion Food
Asian Restaurateur of the Year
Asian Chef of the Year
Man or Women of the Year

 

 

The Asian Restaurant Awards are organised by the Asian Catering Federation, which will also host the Asian Curry Awards, which will be held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London’s Mayfair on Sunday 12th November. Curry fans can vote online here or tweet the restaurant’s Twitter handle or name and location citing the #asiancurryawards hashtag and @AsianCatFed handle. Leading restaurants will be visited by a panel of judges led by Pat Chapman, editor of the Cobra Good Curry Guide. Whilst the judging criteria are heavily weighted towards the quality of the food and cooking; additional points will be awarded for ambience, customer service, community involvement and hygiene.

Images: Zouk, Manchester

 

Comments

Geoff Allen - August 25, 2017

My favourite Indian restaurant is TOB , formerly Taste of Bengal in High Street , Standish , Wigan. The restaurant is small but the food is sublime. The best I have tried and that is a lot. Also they do a special offer 6 course meal which is fantastic value for money. That is NOT why I have recommended it.