The best restaurants serving Asian food in North West

Visited today with family after a while, went earlier around 3. Pm Ona Sunday. The place was quiet, quietest I have seen it but still had about 50 or so diners. They had all the dishes out but less quantity as they prepare on demand. Food was nice, I have today the dessert selection has Increased since last time. Food was fresh, well presented and restaurant very clean.

El personal era servicial y atento. Gran ambiente, pero sobre todo comida maravillosa. Mi marido ha comido biriyani alrededor del mundo y este fue uno de los mejores. Mi Chef recomendado Plato de gambas con berenjena deliciosa. Los vinos y cervezas a un precio razonable. Cuando en Ambleside una visita a este restaurante.

Ridiculously poor service. Not busy yet staff messing around while customers ignored (3 parties waited by door for table and walked out when ignored).

Lovely fresh food and great service good traditional cooking would come again and very reasonable prices thanks

Thay have bad experience, l order chicken burger meal but it's awful to see the burger meal, it's disgusting to eat the burger, they are cleanliness,l find badthing in the burger, l give him back and he want change for me, but l don't want it,they change me £6 for nothing

Ordered 4 items for takeaway. Teriyaki fries (missing from delivery) , salt and pepper tofu (delivered salt and pepper chicken), vegan fried rice with vegan duck (delivered with duck meat). Cost a total of £37.78 and only £16.45 of it was delivered or edible. I’ve never been to a more useless takeaway, appalling!

Excellent. We have eaten here on several occasions, and never been disapointed. Food is excellent, staff are friendly and helpful and service was first class. The Clay Oven does not have a drinks license so bringing your own wine / beer makes it a very economical night out

was pretty hungry, went to flames, food is cheaper when compared to other takeaways, had the biscoff milkshake, was pretty thick and the sauce was banging. the zinger burger was sick, the chicken was juicy and well seasoned and the condiments were really nice and flavourful, the chocolate fudge cake was warm and gooey and was really delicous, delivery was pretty quick and the workers were nice.

My good friend actually went there, not me, to buy some 'Matilda' cake as a Birthday present for me. It was sooooo delicious, we shared it, and there is still plenty left for another day. Happy to recommend 😁

Had our meal with family and friends on few occasions, food was really nice. Have been coming from last few years food is always nice and fresh. Happy to dine again.

Noodles WAY overcooked, giving a delightful sludgy consistency, 1 piece of beef, 1 of chicken, that I could identify, 2 pieces broccoli (no other identifiable veg bar 4-5 sad and lonely beansprouts, and one piece of flaccid spring onion), spongy egg throughout and a number of small, rather sour, peculiar pieces of 'mystery meat'. Way below even average, if this was a primary school project, it would have red pen all over it, and 'MUST TRY HARDER, SEE ME.' at the bottom. Just don't bother, frankly. There are places doing better food for under a tenner a stones throw away.

spring rolls 9 Gateway House Piccadilly Station Approach Manchester, United Kingdom it wasreall,y amazing food i enjoy it

Used to always visit Wok & Go for lunch and always had a good meal. Visited today and had Salt and Pepper tofu and it was inedible. No salt and pepper taste, the tofu felt hard and undercooked, and the whole meal was swimming in grease. Will not visit again.

We ordered 2 portions of fish, kebabs and naan. Fish was very bad, they should check before give anyone. Kebab and naan were ok.

Visited DPD for early brunch 2 x in a month recently. We last visited quite a few years ago, so it was nice to return. One of the benefits is it’s open around 11 am, so it's very convenient if you are looking for a bite before other eateries open at 12. Visiting early also means you’re guaranteed a seat at the busy food court! We ordered our usual - the chicken udon set, which comes with a piece of spare rib and a spring roll, as well as a drink. The udon dish is one of the few dishes which they cook to order, so it’s not like the other dishes which might have been sitting in the bain marie for some time. We asked for the ribs to be replaced with salt and pepper chicken wings, which was no issue. Prices have definitely climbed through the years, but wasn’t bad value for £8.70, considering the noodles were freshly cooked. The food was served in paper containers, and wooden cutlery was provided. I believe these replaced the styrofoam boxes and plastic cutlery from previous visits, so that’s better for the environment. The noodles were piping hot and a generous amount, with a decent amount of chicken. The spring rolls were nice and crisp and didn’t taste like the shop bought variety. The salt and pepper wings weren’t too bad. We also tried the curry chips for £3.00 which was a small portion, but tasty, with a generous portion of curry sauce. The sauce didn’t really taste spicy till we were having it on its own, without the chips. Overall, DPD is a nice place to dine if you’re looking to fill your tummy without paying over the odds. Check them out for decent Chinese food at the Arndale!