The best restaurants serving Asian food in Ancoats and Clayton Manchester North West

Buzzing modern Thai eatery in the Northern Quarter. The menu consists of mostly small plates. The kohlrabi salad had an interesting mix of peanut and fish sauce. The monkfish yellow curry was bursting with Thai flavours. Small pieces of monkfish were topped with slices of perfect scallops and prawns. I had some chicken rice with it. The rice was delicious )although some would have preferred a plain rice to not interfere with the curry.) The pickled and burnt gem lettuce was delicious too! I finished off with the coconut caramel which was a small cube with a delicate hint of tumeric. The service was efficient and the restaurant was buzzing with a large table of Thai customers enjoying themselves. I would definitely return! The bill came to £45 without alcohol. (The reservation required a £20 deposit.)

Lovely authentic Vietnamese cuisine and very nice service. However, it's more of a casual dining/take away sort of place than a restaurant to go too far out your way for. BYOB. We liked the traditional choices like pho and spring rolls, but the beef curry was very dry (more like Bombay Potato) and not coconuty as described.

Food was lovely as always, we’ve never had a bad meal from here yet, highly recommend

This place is to die for if you want a heart attack. Went today for the first time and have to say the food was awful. From arriving at the shop the customer service was shocking. My partner asked to swap a few items on his breakfast and was told he couldn't as they don't allow that but what happens if you have allergies to food they still charge you for a full breakfast even though you will be missing items from it. We recieved a very small portion of beans and tomatoes between 2 of us which I find disgusting considering the amount it cost us for two breakfasts. They charge £1 extra for an extra piece of toast on a breakfast which again I find shocking 😲. The food was just awful in itself it was very greasy, the eggs where very overcooked, the rest of it was very luke warm, the bacon was rock hard, the black pudding could have took someone's teeth out and the hash browns where greasy enough to cause a heart attack and the cup of tea was very cheaply made. You only receive a coffee or tea with a make your own breakfast which considering the price of the breakfasts you would think they would offer that as an option. Never again will we go to this place. Think they need to sort out there menus and allow you to swap stuff on a breakfast and also get some different customer service as it was shocking and the man who owned it was very arrogant when asking about changing items. Avoid at all costs. The only decent thing I could say was the guy that was serving was very polite and apologetic as he couldn't understand why they couldn't do that.