Reviews in Manchester City Centre

We had always stumbled into China Town previously when we wanted Chinese, its easy to miss the rice bowl! What a nice change from the glaring lights and "all-you-can-eat" scenario you come across so often in China Town - the food was delicious and the range of choice was amazing! would particularly recommend King Prawn or Fillet Steak dishes although could not really fault anything! Service was attentive but discreet and the restaurant has a lovely ambience. will definitely be back!

Once again, a great meal at Manchester best asian restaurant.No complaints.

Love the lounge area, love the service, the booth seats are a must if you can get one and the main course Lamb on bone one word for you Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!

My wife and I visited a couple of weeks back on a Saturday night. It didn't start great as they'd lost our booking but we were taken to the bar. 40 minutes later and after a number of requests we eventually got a very nice corner table. The food was really good - we had mussels (not overcooked), a great ravioli, some average gnochi and the fish (snapper and sea bass) were cooked perfectly. The potato and herb crust on the sea bass was magical. The service on the other hand only went downhill after the initial 40 minute wait. We managed to land a fairly surly waitress and like others on this list had to speak to 4 people before we got the bill at the end of the night. Dont' get me wrong, it was good and the food bordered on great but with service that bad and so much competition, I'm just not convinced we'll go back again soon.

The Best Thai Restaurant in Manchester The food at Chaophraya was incredible, like nothing I have ever tasted. The outstanding food was matched by impeccable service. I would definitely recommend Chaophraya for any occasion.

Great meal here, no complaints, we will definitely go again, enough said.

My husband and I visited one Thursday early evening (approx 5pm). We were rather surprised to be told even at this time we were lucky to be able to get a table for 5.30pm when food service began. The restaurant is quite long and narrow with Victorian tiling throughout. After seeing the prices, we decided to stick to main courses only - I chose Goosnargh duck with a mulled port wine sauce (£16.95), as recommended by the waitress. The duck was pan-fried beautifully but was ruined by the over-use of seasoning/spices (mainly cloves) in the sauce. My husband opted for the Sirloin steak with chips (£14.95) which he said was very good. Overall, the meal was ok but rather overpriced for what it was - you're probably paying extra for the nice surroundings! I believe better food is available elsewhere for the same money or less.

Impressive menu offering a wide selection of vegetarian breakfasts, snacks, and main meals. An excellent choice of drinks is also available. An effort is also made to cater for special dietry requirements (there are different types of milk, for instance). The decor is bright, but without the irritating music that so often goes with it. Service is efficient and pleasant. A long overdue and worthwhile vegetarian venue for the City centre.

Loved the food, didn't like the fact that they didn't have toilets (!!!) and didn't give you real cutlery for the salads... But the food is definitely good... go for it but use the restrooms first elsewhere!

Took the family for a lovely meal on Monday evening, quite busy for a Monday, nice pleasant atmosphere with great service, Most importantly the 'nosh' was 'top dollar' highly recommended with no complaint whatsoever. Had soup, ribs, a little dim sum, duck and pancakes a few main courses more than enough for everyone, 120 quid with drinks for 6 adults.

This was my first visit to this restaurant and I? definitely going to become a regular.. by far the best curry ive had in a long time and myself and my husband go out every week for a curry.. Previously my favourite was the Indian ocean in Ashton.. Didn? think anywhere could beat Indian Ocean but EastzEast has....best tasting curry in Lancashire!!!

Tried most of Manchester? 'so called best' then tried Alberts Shed.....THE ABSOLUTE BEST - And the only one I would return to.

I went to panama hattys last month, I found the bar area lovely and I could have a cigarette while we waited for our table, I had a cosmopolitan cocktail, which they don? have on the menu, but the superb barman made it for me, and for 4.95 was amazing. When we went our table we waited then ordered we had a lovely brie mushroom starter and side orders, my boyfriend had a steak and side orders, I had a chicken papaya salad which sounded amazing, when I received it I tasted CORIANDER!! yuk told the waitress and she returned it and took it of the bill. All in all we had a brill evening just remember if you are allergic or don? like specific tastes tell them and they wont use them in the dish. Booked in for this Saturday 30/03 and I wont be having salad will have the fajitasŠenjoy

We visited this restaurant prior to seeing 'The Producers' at the nearby Palace Theatre. The food, wine & service were first class. Glad that we had booked because very soon after we arrived (at 05.30), the restaurant was full. The show was good, the restaurant better. Thank you

Incredible Venue. We have waited a long time in Manchester for a restaurant like this. Thoroughly enjoyable food, staff and atmosphere. The fact is was busy on a Tuesday sums the place up. Best Thai in England.

Hey this restaurant is probably the best in manchester .

Excellent evening. Staff very attentive and polite. Food delicious. Will definitely return.

Would recommend Panama Hatty's to everyone, you would be very hard to please if you found any faults.