The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Scrumptious chicken chow mein on the menue today. Thank you so much Lynn for putting my favourite back on the menu. Beautiful chicken breast, fresh vegetables and a light sauce. What more coukd you ask for ❤️ 😍 💖 xx

Terrible avoid. The owner and customers are very colicky, gossip, and downright rude. Very expensive. Would not recco end. Go elsewhere.

Popped in this morning, while waiting for my car to be repaired. I ordered a large Breakfast, It really was large, and ridiculously great value. Freshly cooked by a lovely lady, who even managed to have a chat while still whizzing around cooking and tidying. A proper working Cafe with the atmosphere to match. Super. I live 9 miles away, but I'll definitely visit again.

He visitado y cenamos en el Trinity cocina muchas veces, recomiendo 'Pho', una cocina vietnamita. También recomiendo 'Rola Wala', un restaurante de comida india. Ambos son geniales si eres vegetariano o vegetariano.

Decided to have a change of morning coffee venue so drive the distance to Knaresboroughs St James Retail Park. Stanleys Kitchen is situated on the top floor of the Barker and Stonehouse store A privately owned and managed coffee shop and kitchen aka ' eatery ' , serving the perfectly cooked breakfast foods and exquisitely cooked range of light meals . I'm a very fussy poached egg eater and on taking my orders my clear preferences were noted and hey presto my lazy Sunday breakfast was perfect , garnish and all. Staff and service second to non. Price reflects ambiance, quality and service. We wont be leaving it long before we return

I’ve had a bad experience twice the first one I asked for 2 large sausage bun and the only 2 sausages in so it basically just bread. This time I asked for 2 sausage buns one with brown sauce one plaine just with sausage and they gave me 2 sausage and bacon with nothing on it’s like they made there own don’t go here.

If you love fish this is the best place in the area . Perfect ! Lovely chips and mushy peas too . The ladies are very friendly and helpful . If the cafe is full it is a bit of a squeeze no other problems though

Food was terrible and all drinks were flat. Felt uncomfortable to be in the company of a racist landlady, even checked her Facebook after and I saw various hate speech’s shared including both racism, religious hate. Would not be visiting here unless you are also as thick as she is. God only knows what’s said in the confidence of privacy if this is what’s shared publicly.

My husband needed some new jeans. We took measurements from a pair of his others and went to the men's department of our Halifax store. We were served by a shop assistant named Steve. He was fantastic - knowledgeable, courteous, sense of humour - the perfect representative of his trade. I would like to congratulate M&S for having this jewel of an employee. He was a joy. Thank you Steve.

Lovely pub with very friendly staff. nice big beer garden and plenty of parking spaces. good selection of there own beers

I was looking for somewhere new to try that was dog friendly, that wasn’t too far away. I searched for the previous pub name as always wanted to try it and realised it was under new management. When we arrived it wasn’t busy but we had a warm greeting and had a choice of tables. The decor is really nice and cosy and our dog was given a bowl of water. We chose from the grill menu which was exceptional value and included a drink, chose Madri. We both had sirloin steak with all the trimmings including sauce and it was really good, piping hot and tasty. As it was a warm night we ordered another drink and sat outside overlooking the amazing view. We will be back for grill night and to try the main menu which had reasonable prices for food and wine. We aim to support local business and have told friends about this place, some have booked for next week already. If you want a good country pub without rip off prices (which most seem to have) then give this a try. Inside has fires and twinkly lights which will be lovely in winter. Service was welcoming and friendly and we are looking forward to our next visit. We will get a taxi so we can have a few drinks. No photos of the food but here is one of the view.

I was taken to this Inn by my friend as he was going to meet a friend from Essex. A waiter guided us to a table and took orders for drinks. A menu was provided for each of us. I asked if there was any pensoner's portions. The waiter said, No. I noticed it was steak night and there was a meal priced £10 so I and the friend from Essex ordered it. Eventually the meal arrived and chips were included. The steak was 10cm long by 5cm wide andless then 5mm thick. It was smothered in a large amount of tasty salad. The chips were served in a shallow, oval dish about 25cm by 15cm. I took a dozen chips, about one third of the area on the dish. I decided to order a dessert bread and butter pudding with custard. When the dessert arrived it was 5cm by 3cm. This meal cost around £21. I have dined out from the 1970s to date and this expensive meal, although very tasty, was the smallest and most expensive I have ever had in the UK. Highway robbery.

We have visited The Bosville Arms many times for Sunday lunch and always had a good experience. We have brought family and guests here and recommended it highly. However, today was not good. Having all ordered the beef we were then told there was an hour wait, so we all changed our orders. We then waited an hour for our food to arrive! The chicken was dry, the carrots could not be cut with the knife provided, all the veg was hard and there were black lumps in the mash. Whilst this is disappointing what really lets it down is the attitude of the staff. The young person taking the money just shrugged and said sorry. When the waitress came to the table to take the plates I explained again, she looked incredibly bored, eventually huffed and said 'oh, I'll tell the chef', then gave the sneeriest tight lipped pseudo sarcastic smile. To say they weren't interested is an understatement. We will certainly have to think more than twice before eating here, again. What a shame.

When we called in at short notice I had an omelette and my husband had a breakfast. Both were very good indeed and we'll certainly return very soon.

I came here with mam for a cuppa, though partly because another place up the street had closed - at half 2! This is a nice little place with disabled access and a mixed toilet, which I didn't have an issue with. They had just stopped serving food when we got there but we weren't hungry anyway after a cooked breakfast at Mainsgill on the A66.