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Manchester proudly boasts one of the largest Far Eastern communities in Europe and, as a result, there's a huge choice of Chinese and Thai restaurants, Japanese sushi bars, Nepalese curry houses, Korean noodle bars, Vietnamese pho kitchens, award-winning Malaysian restaurants and Pan-Asian venues to choose from.
In fact, it's safe to say that nowhere else in Europe (including London) will you find as much choice in such a small area.
With many of the restaurants offering cooking schools too, you'll be happy to learn that there's also plenty of Chinese, Thai and Japanese supermarkets in Manchester, selling directly imported ingredients, alongside rare food and drink, for you to be able to recreate your favourite Oriental dishes at home.
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- A little part of Hong Kong, China in Manchester
- Over a hundred authentic dishes from Hong Kong, Canton and Sichuan
- Around a hundred different varieties of dim sum served until 18:00
- Situated about a mile south of Manchester City Centre, within 6 minutes walk of The O2 Apollo, RNCM, The Acadamy and just across the road from The University of Manchester and MRI, with Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium only a few miles away
- Seating for 250 diners with Private dining for 100
- Disabled parking, wheelchair access and lift to upstairs restaurants and toilets
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- Hong Kong steet food restaurant inside Manchester's Genting Club casino
- Dim sum, claypots and Asian fusion dishes, together with an extensive wine list
- Open 17:00 until 02:00 every day
- On the corner of Portland Street and Oxford Steet, near Chinatown, Palace Theatre, Bridgewater Hall, Ritz, Gorilla, Manchester Central, HOME, Albert Hall and Opera House
- Opened in December 2018
- Over 18's only
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- Experiential dining restaurant and celeb haunt, next to Spinningfields
- Live performances at weekends showcase dancers, acrobats, singers, musicians, drag acts, burlesque artists, and contortionists, on the catwalk in the middle of the restaurant
- Fine dining small plates, sushi, salads, steaks and American classics
- Owned by Neighbourhood founder Karina Jadhav with "Real Housewifes of Cheshire" stars Stacey Forsey and Seema Malhotra
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- Incredibly stunning two floor Oriental restaurant in Spinningfields
- Independent family run business founded by two brothers
- Great dim sum and small plates menu, alongside contemporary main courses
- Both the Head Chef and Head Dim Sum
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- Body art influenced Edwin
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- Popular Northern Quarter cocktail bar and Japanese restaurant
- The menu offers sushi and sashimi, Yakitori and Robata grills, gyozas and dim sum, and Tempura
- Some of the most unique cocktails in the city
- Bento Boxes available to eat in or takeaway
- One of the most popular bottomless brunch offers in Manchester
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