The best restaurants serving Chinese food in City Centre Manchester North West

It’s such a great spot with a cosy atmosphere and wide variety of menu where. Everything was. Warm, fresh and tasty. The chicken baos, dumplings and lamb on crack. Were the highlight of the experience positively

Went here on Tuesday 15th October night very good Chinese food all fresh excellent work to chefs/waiters

Has been hear for years always very good

The food was just average, soggy chips, prawn crackers soft. The mixed appetiser was good and chicken dishes were okay but not the best unfortunately.

We happened to stay in the area and got a take-away, not expecting the treat we were served: the onion bhajis were the best we‘ve had for decades, crisp and juicy, and we both commented how we last had bhajis like that in Leeds in the eighties. Our two mains were so delicious ( Indian summer and Rogan Josh), not just a thick sauce with meat pieces but a spicy blend of meat and veg. Perfect bhindi bhaji ( okra) and Nan rounded it off. If we didn’t live two hours drive away we‘d be back every week!

Forgot to review last time, food was great, service was good and fast

Excellent Chinese food in Manchester, highly recommend this restaurant, good selection of wines and the dumplings were incredible, fried rice and the oyster sauce shrimp was an exceptional.

The environment is comfortable.

Waitresses didn’t crack a smile for their life, booked bottomless buns, managed to order three buns in 90 mins (as service slow as hell), overpriced (£32 for three buns and a Coke), buns covered in this awful sauce that made them taste all the same, terrible table where we were even told to “help ourselves to the chopsticks table down there”. Avoid

We were outside reading the menu as a couple of guests were leaving, they said if you haven’t booked we hope you can get still get a table as you are in for a treat. They weren’t wrong. We had the crispy duck and Vietnamese spring rolls to start. Both were very good, but were surpassed by the main courses, we enjoyed the beef with green pepper and black bean sauce and monkfish with chilli and garlic. Also a shout out for the soft noodles with bean sprouts and spring onion, i can’t recall ever having had better. Suggest that you book, otherwise you might miss a treat.

At my recent visit to a Chinese restaurant, I was immediately greeted at the entrance by a spacious room adorned with a massive poster that teleports you straight to Hong Kong. A friendly staff member promptly guided me to an available table. Once settled, I ordered a drink and took a moment to admire the delicious options on the menu. I've been back multiple times to try various dishes, and everything has been delightful. The quality and taste are remarkably similar to the authentic experience you'd find in a restaurant in China. (confirmed by a friend who was with me for the first time) I highly recommend this place!

Good food . Just feel a lil bloated after

Super delicious! I eat here every time I come to Manchester, the best Hunan food in the UK! (Hubei people are crazy about calling), Operation CD ~ Hehehehehe Super delicious! Every time I visit Manchester, I bring my friends here to eat. It’s the best Hunan restaurant in the UK for me! — A proud Hubei local As you can see, we finished everything. 🤣🤣

Excellent food, good service and clearly very popular! However … tables packed in to a point that if food is being delivered to an adjacent table, the waiter needs to push past other diners. Loud background music is intrusive and despite getting our table 15 mins late we had an allotted slot that ended as scheduled with no allowance for the late start. Had the tasting menu, which was lovely but they were out of the dessert. All in all, with a bill of £350 …. For 2 (we did have a bottle of champagne) it simply wasn’t worth the money