The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Northern Ireland

This place is easily the best Chinese/Asian restaurant and takeaway in Lisburn. The scallops on the Early Bird menu are amazing and their spring rolls are delicious and really packed with filling. Highly recommend.

Food was delicious, good portion size, quick to arrive after ordering, friendly staff. Lovely surroundings. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 is because we had to wait to be seated as the staff were busy and it’s difficult for my mum to stand. But I’m sure if we’d gone ahead and sat down no one would have minded. Will definitely visit again.

specifically asked for no banana and was given banana slop for £8.90 couldn’t eat any of it but the slap of nutella on top. i am a student who was very excited for this special treat. so upset.

The fish and chips were cooked to perfection and the staff very courteous and attentive some thing we should all be.

Dog friendly! Went with my mum & our dog was made very welcome inside. Love the decor and there's plenty of seating upstairs and down. Friendly staff & although it was lunchtime we were able to pick an Ulster fry off the breakfast menu which they allow if not too busy. We were lucky to get parked right outside. Great wee spot for lunch.

Me and my partner always goes here when im visiting home. Best buns and sausage rolls u could ever ask for. Everything is so delicious and reasonable prices as well.

Blue Cedar is right in centre of Ballynahinch. Locally owned and the food is homebaked with a wide variety to choose from. Ample seating and for all weather. Variety of plants to pick from after you are finished your coffee.

Tomé un café blanco plano en el aeropuerto de Belfast. En primer lugar, no era plana, tanta leche espumosa que en realidad es un capuchino, sin embargo, fue el sabor que fue espantoso lo que me molestó. Amargo, demasiado tostado, rancio, inbebible. Lo dejé. He bebido café Nero en muchos países y nunca he probado un café tan asqueroso. Muy mal.

Lovely establishment with friendly staff. However, no guidance or explanation of the facilities was provided. Unfortunately, the premises were below standard. No hot water. Drainage blocked such that a major room flood was narrowly avoided. We were unable to shower and the toilet had no top lid cover. On discussing this matter with the owner we were left feeling very disappointed and used. He refused to make any adjustments or allowances to compensate for the situation we were forced to endure. I would definitely NOT recommend this establishment as a place to stay.

My wife and I went to this premises yesterday with a family friend and our 2 year old grand daughter. We had been several times b4 and had enjoyed the food and ambience. My wife placed our order at the till as required. My wife and I had our drinks and chicken wraps quite promptly along with our friends toasted sandwich and beverage. We enquired about the childs meal and were told it was following. Five minutes later my wife went to the till and was re assured the childs meal would be there urgently. A further five minutes later i enquired with the manager what was going on; all he could do was mumble and shake his head Not even an apology. The childs meal appeared while I was talking to the manager. He did not show any concern at the lateness of the childs meal.

We dropped in while exploring East Belfast for a coffee and some time to relax. Cute little establishment—a counter and a handful of tables, with some sandwiches and pastries on display. The coffees were tasty. Staff were welcoming when ordering. We were there in the final hour of business and they began clean-up about 40 minutes before closing time—sort of mopping and such around us. That made us feel like we were imposing on their clean-up time, so we left. It was fine, but not necessarily a place I’d seek out when in Belfast.

Great coffee lounge on the first floor and great staff - shame about the bitter, unpleasant coffee (I had an Americano).

Directly facing the railway station. Bright interior. Generous mini-fry breakfast. Fresh coffee. Good service. Excellent spot for train users. Chairs a tad uncomfortable, but that might just be me.

It was pouring rain on a Monday morning when we arrived here In Poyntzpass on a recommendation. We didn’t know this independent place existed. This is a small village about 8 miles from Newry and this cafe is almost adjacent to the old canal towpath, which is part of the Ulster Way so hikers, bikers and walkers are a mainstay of their business. Like many places they currently offer the current government eat out to help out deal that ends at the end of August 2020. It’s about the only popular thing this lousy government has done in its first year in power. So we sat in and it was really cosy and homely. We were captivated by the sophisticated and shiny coffee machine - apparently it was only installed yesterday. The owner explained the inner workings of this contraption and I was impressed with the technology behind our coffee. We ordered large cappuccinos, one toasted chicken & pineapple toastie with side salad and one poached eggs (2) with avocado mash on sourdough with chilli flakes. All in all £8.5 for two. The service was ace and it’s really worth a visit or several.