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

Just opposite Wing Yip is this unassuming little restaurant, serving authentic, no frills Thai food. We had crispy chicken and prawn with sriracha dip, yum, beef bao buns (buns lovely and fluffy but filling was like a small tough burger) my fella had the Nasi Goreng and I had the lemongrass chicken, both dishes were very tasty, the prices are very reasonable and we will be back again as there were many more dishes I’d like to try. There is no alcohol served here, we tried the tricolour drink, tasty but odd as I guess we are not used to having lumps of jelly and other textures in our drinks 😆

The best Thai food in Manchester, and bring your own booze too!!

Great food and quick service. Tasted really fresh and the pineapple and ginger mojito cocktails were fantastic. What more do you want.

Fantastic food and service every time.

Amazing food at great prices. We called in for a quick meal on the way to a gig. Staff were really helpful and friendly and the food was honestly the best we've eaten in Manchester in a long time. Full of flavour without overpowering. Not too oily. Good quality ingredients. £6 for a pint! This is one of those random finds that make a good night out and we will definitely be back.

A quirky design Thai restaurant with a nice ambience. The starters were deep fried, namely the satay and prawns, which isn't the norm elsewhere. The panang curry, however, was delicious . Not too expensive either.

Tuvimos una cálida bienvenida, nos encantó el ambiente de estilo familiar, y la comida era absolutamente delicioso. ¡Volveremos al 100%! Los dos tuvimos un plato principal y una bebida y el precio era realmente razonable para la calidad superior.

The beer was fine. Service was friendly if a little distracted (taking deliveries). Food was awful really, pork was chewy -not tender- and the dip it came with tasted very strongly of vinegar (maybe that’s how it’s supposed to be but to me it both smelled and tasted awful and I couldn’t stand it). The red curry was a very watery consistency. It tasted quite warming and had a whiff of coconut about it, but it was just too watered down to have much impact. Rice was rice. I was the only person in there on a Saturday afternoon. I’m not going to visit again as I didn’t enjoy the experience or the food so it just seemed a waste of money.

La segunda visita a Wok & Go fue por el mismo plato que la primera vez: pollo teriyaki con fideos. Mi amigo y yo elegimos una caja grande cada una después de tener un medio la última vez. Es seguro decir que obtienes el valor de tu dinero y fue una lucha terminar la comida para el almuerzo. Aunque increíblemente sabroso.