Best Buffet in Town! I go before every Utd match. Crispy Duck, Shredded Beef, Soft Noodles and the Jelly and Ice CREAM :) Hits the spot everytime!
Peking Court, The – Manchester City Centre
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Best Buffet in Town! I go before every Utd match. Crispy Duck, Shredded Beef, Soft Noodles and the Jelly and Ice CREAM :) Hits the spot everytime!
Peking Court, The – Manchester City Centrethe Sunday dinner was not all that and i found it rather expensive.
English Lounge – Northern Quarterme and my girlfriend love this place have been to Manchester twice and both times we ate here twice when we were her. it is a hidden gem and wish they would open one in leeds. great food and service
Tokyo Season – Manchester City CentreMyself and my girlfriend visited San Carlo this weekend for our 5th anniversary and we couldn’t have asked for a better night. As soon as we were greeted, we received top notch service, with an attentive (but not overbearing) waiter and enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere. The food was authentic, rich and nothing short of amazing. Needless to say, now that we’ve found this little gem, we’ll definitely be coming here again on a more regular basis!
San Carlo – Manchester City CentreVisiting Manchester after a loooong time, I was with a group of girls & decided to eat at Zaika before watching Black Swan at the AMC. Wow u have got to try the chicken chili masala, blew my head off but what a dish !!! The girls had a mixture of starters & mains, absolutely no complaints from the group. It was out 1st visit as they are tucked away behind G-Mex, but I promise you it won't be our last.....
Zaika – Manchester City CentreAfter visiting Ciao Bella on Saturday night I would strongly recommend a visit as the atmosphere, quality of food and service can only be described as first class.I had booked the table on the strength of the reviews I had read together with a real liking for Italian food. This was definitely a very good choice and will go back.
Ciao Bella Restaurant – Manchester City CentreI went to see King George's Speech at the AMC with my partner and afterwards we wanted a quality Italian restaurant where we could enjoy a quiet late lunch (after 2). Don Marco fitted the bill perfectly as it was just across the road (Deansgate) opposite the Hilton and in our opinion was definitely fit to serve King George's lunch as the restaurant scored highly on all fronts - the service was first class, the presentation was impeccable and the quality of the food was truly outstanding. Combine these superlatives with value for money, an ambient setting (music & decor wise) and the option of al fresco dining and you can see why Don Marco is truly a gem amongst the proliferation of Italian eateries in the city centre.
Don Marco – Manchester City CentreVisited Zaika on Thursday 27th Jan 2010 with the mrs & 2 little ones for my wife's birthday. Never mentioned the birthday but the staff realised & presented us with a cake ( which embarrassed the hell out of wife). Generally, the restaurant is clean, with a modern chic deco. The food was fantastic especially the Bengali Prawn with Monkfish, recommended by Manchester Evening News, City Life Magazine. Liz had aloo tikka to begin & lahori lamb chops with mushroom rice. kids shared a chooza makhani with a cheese naan. We will definitely be going back. Marks out of 10....9.5 for service. 10 for food & 10 for staff attentiveness.
Zaika – Manchester City CentreWe went to Japan last year and really wanted to try something authentic now we are home. The atmosphere was great, and the staff friendly and very helpful/attentive. We tried the authentic Japanese seating and had the Tokyo Season Platter starter, followed by Katsu Curry, washed down with hot Sake. The food was wonderful and just what I was hoping for. I can't recommend this place highly ENOUGH. Fantastic!!
Tokyo Season – Manchester City CentreBeen going here for a number of years and invariably have the west lake beef and tomato soup and Mrs Spottys Beancurd - delicious!!
Red Chilli – Manchester City CentreHighly recommended, great place to have best Thai food in Liverpool, been many times. It's rated 2nd in the top 10 Liverpool restaurants. Perfect view for a date, family or a birthday celebrations...
Chaophraya – Manchester City CentreThis an elegant restaurant offering really nice food and excellent wines within a gondoliers call of the main San Carlo. The portions are just enough, beautifully cooked and the service, when we called in was warming and welcoming. One added to our list for lunch and evening visits.
San Carlo Cicchetti – Manchester City Centrewe booked a party for 25 people in the function room which we got a great deal on. We had a choice of 9 buffet dishes at only £12 per head in the private function room. Service was great too. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a party in Manchester city centre
Ashoka – Manchester City CentreThe staff barely understood English, the food was not bad but quite expensive for what it was. The decorations are great, but I am going to eat out for the food, not for some fancy, pseudo thailandese decorations.
Chaophraya – Manchester City CentreThe food is good, no doubt, but the whole flatrate-concept is not very flexible enough for me: You cannot bring a friend who is not hungry, you cannot really bring along women who don't want to eat half a pig - everyone has to pay 30 pounds. The management will get really angry if you don't. Besides, the music is too loud for my taste for a restaurant. I'll definitely won't go there again. I'd rather pay less and have better food at places in Didsbury like the Lime Tree, Jem and I or Piccolino or a great view in the city centre at a posh place like the Modern Times. You have to be really hungry to love Bem Brazil and I am usually not starving when I go out for a good dinner.
Bem Brasil Deansgate – Manchester City CentreWe went to Tokyo seasons for the 5h time just before Xmas and was yet again blown away by the quality of all the food on offer. The staff are excellent, and the blend of fresh sushi with excellent hot dishes, means that it is a good place o take those people sceptical of Japanese food. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!
Tokyo Season – Manchester City CentreAs a Japanese, I *highly* recommend Yuzu-san. I went there yesterday, and it was really authentic. So far, I have tried many Japanese restaurants in the UK, almost all of which were not very authentic. Yuzu-san is the best. The price is simply the same as the other "Japanese" restaurants in Manchester (i.e., cost-benefit is awesome).
Yuzu – Manchester ChinatownWent here around 7 o'clock this New Year's Eve before going out drinking. The food was great, very authentic Thai cuisine - the starters (duck spring rolls and vegetable and chicken tempura) were delicious. The main (we both had noodle-based dishes) were great too but I find Asian starters are always better. The bill was average (about 60 pounds incl. drink) and the service was quick, sometimes lacking in attention but there wasn't enough staff to cater for everyone in the restaurant as it was NYE. Overall, a lovely meal, would definitely go again.
Koh Samui Thai Restaurant – Manchester City Centre