The best restaurants serving Asian food in Central Liverpool North West

Time and time again the quality here is amazing and so too is the very friendly service. You have to order the mo mo platter for as an appetiser to share, which are simply outstanding - have not tasted any better and have travelled extensively. The staff are so lovely that they will alter the spiciness of your curries - I had ‘hot hot’ and it was spot on! Try the pickled radishes, mula ko aachar, which give a fantastic contrast to the curry. Just love this place

Up,out and about on a beautiful sunny morning, my twin brother and I decided to jump the train down from Kirkby to Liverpool City Centre, exiting Liverpool Central Railway Station we spotted this cafe and decided to check it out and what a great find. T4 is a lovely petit cafe ,light and airy interior, whitewashed walls ,lovely decor and furnishings and seating options. We ordered a passion fruit tea ,service was quick and presentation spot on ,the tea was amazing, so many delicious flavours, so refreshing, just what we needed to set us up for our day of exploring around our wonderful city. T4 is easy to locate in Liverpool Central Railway Station. Opening hours are; Monday to Saturday, midday till 9pm. Sunday, midday till 8pm. Well worth checking out if you're in the railway station.

Totally amazing cakes, very good value for money, staff were very polite and friendly, very clean and well kept shop/cafe, full of fresh ingredients and cream, topped with fresh fruit, first time i have got my cakes from them, definitely going back for more in the near future. Thank you for such amazing food.

Visited today and was sat downstairs in the Liverpool brewing company. We wanted to try momo’s so went upstairs to get a table. Every table was full of plates of food, so there was no where to sit (no customers, just dirty tables with food on). We stood around for a few minutes, then in the end asked if we could order and eat downstairs. They said this was fine and gave us a menu with a QR code to order. We ordered food at 4:33 and the email confirmation said it would take 23 minutes. 40 minutes later we went upstairs to ask if our food would be much longer. We stood at the counter for a few minutes while there was 3 staff working. Eventually they asked how they could help and I showed them our order number. They was really confused checking the system, asking to see the order number etc. Eventually the guy behind the counter said ‘give me 10 minutes’. I asked if they had even started cooking the food and he said yes, then another staff member said no. After waiting 50 minutes at this point, I told them to not bother and we left. What a complete waste of time, we will never come here again. Funniest thing was that there wasn’t one customer upstairs when we went checking our order, so it wasn’t even like they were busy. Highly recommend that you do not visit this place 👎🏻

Honestly, not authentic. The fried Pho wasn't good at all, extremely salty. After reading about how the chain tried to trademark the word Pho, I have nothing left than disgust for this restaurant. Yes, a white-owned restaurant chain in the UK tried to trademark the name of a Vietnamese traditional dish. The audacity is appalling. Look it up.

This is one of our favourite city eats spots. Food is always fresh and delicious. Portions are not large but are priced accordingly, allowing you to sample 2 or 3 dishes for a reasonable price.

OMG the food here is fantabulous i cannot recommend it enough. Always clean and the staff are so patient and polite. Thank you guys.

Happened upon this lovely place. Great staff, great food, just so delicious. Two mains, a rice, 2 beers and a tip £55. Very good value:. Also, there was a queue, and u can understand why.

Lovely little place tucked away from the high street. Food is excellent and great portion sizes. The mega chicken is fantastic!

The boss has a very bad attitude towards international students. He looks down on them. He will never go there again or with his friends. He makes money from international students and looks down on them.

Comida muy limpia, muy amable y sumamente sabrosa. Mi pareja tiene una historia de amor con los fideos y afirma que la sopa de carne con chile, pollo y fideos que comió aquí fue sublime. Comí bolas de pollo y patatas fritas, que también estaban entre las bolas de pollo más crujientes que había comido. Mi única queja es que toda mi comida se vendió por separado. Así que pagué unos 17. 50 por una comida que normalmente costaría alrededor de 8. Aparte de eso, recomendaría este lugar.

Staffs were kind. Unfortunately, it was very different from korean authentic style, mixed with chinese style I believe. No high chair or no access for wheelchair. Both my partner and I got mild food poisoning after having this meal ( we had late lunch and skipped dinner, got belly pain next morning).

First impression - lots of empty seats but is it really that bad? As i entered on my own for lunch i wanted a table for 1. They looked at me funny but whats wrong with a table for 1? Anyway I was short on time as I needed to catch the train. I opted for the beef noodle soup but WOW it was so BLAND. Pho is supposed to be flavourful within the broth but i couldnt even add salt to justify the taste. Im not one to complain as i love my food but I would like to inform others that you may find better elsewhere

Approachable staff, clean food hall

Came year years ago and remember it being very nice - quite a classy joint! Unfortunately that's no longer the case. There was nothing wrong with our visit per se - the food was fine, the service was fine but it has lost the special feeling it had before. The floor was sticky, it was very noisy, felt quite rushed and, despite the 'no sportwear' policy, a lot of people seemed to be wearing what I would class as sportwear. It like it's now 'catering to the masses' rather than somewhere you'd go for a special night out.