Browse Chinese restaurants in Manchester

About Fuzion Noodle Bar

Fuzion is a casual noodle bar inspired by the buzzing street vendors of the Far East. Dishes are cooked to order using the freshest ingredients and served at long communal tables. Fuzion’s extensive menu includes a range of noodle, rice, sauce based and wok fried dishes, and sides. Recommended dishes include the Pad Thai and Nasi Goreng. All the vegetables are sourced from Smithfield market and delivered daily.

About Glamorous Chinese Restaurant

A family run business, Glamorous Chinese Restaurant has brought some of the best chefs from China, Hong Kong and Thailand to Manchester. They also bring in produce from around the world to create a globally flavoured south east asian menu. There are over 300 Cantonese dishes to choose from, including a dim sum selection, soups, vegetarian dishes, duck and birds’ nest dishes, seafood, pork and beef dishes, and sizzlers. The decor has a suitably Chinese theme, with scarlet colours and gold dragon murals.

About Jade Garden

About Peking Court

Peking Court was the first all you can eat Chinese buffet in Manchester. Offering an all you can eat buffet with over 60 dishes, they offer a mixtures of Chinese favourites as well as new dishes, such as their famous spicy pepper wings, aromatic crispy duck, BBQ ribs in sweet honey, curry beef, Thai style chicken curry, and many more. There is also a bar with a wide range of drinks. Peking Court suits both a quick pre theatre or long and leisurely meal as well as big or small parties.

About Sweet Mandarin

Run by three sisters, Sweet Mandarin’s philosophy is quick service, delicious pan Asian cooking and value for money. Working in a theatrical exhibition kitchen, the high-energy chefs use Mandarin style woks and traditional techniques to prepare dishes such as beef with sweet peppers and black bean sauce; Shanghai vegetables with garlic and chilli sauce; and General Tse’s sweet and sour chicken. Sweet Mandarin also has a bar that serves cocktails and Chinese tapas, as well as a Chinese cookery school.

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About Tattu Restaurant and Bar

Tattu is a stylish Chinese restaurant in Manchester’s Spinningfields. The stunning cosmopolitan interior is designed with dark wood and leather curved banquettes, with a spectacular four metre high cherry blossom tree at its heart. Tattu serves a modern take on Chinese food, which combines traditional Asian flavours with contemporary presentation.

About The Laughing Buddha

The Laughing Buddha is a neighbourhood restaurant in the Manchester suburb of Didsbury. It serves Oriental food with a modern twist, with influences from Malaysia, Thailand, Shandong, Szechuan, Huiyang and Guanngdong. The Laughing Buddha is committed to serving authentic Oriental dishes and claim to never soften or dilute their recipes. They encourage guests to order something unfamiliar.

About The Little Yang Sing

Little Yang Sing is a traditional Cantonese restaurant in Manchester’s Chinatown. Proprietor Warren Yeung, along with his staff, focus on giving guests warm and friendly service. The a la carte menu offers a mammoth selection of dishes, including an extensive dim sum section. There is also a separate vegetarian section with a wide range of dishes. There are also platters which are perfect for sharing. Little Yang Sing’s carefully selected wine list compliments the food.

About The Real China

The Real China is in the Lowry Outlet, part of Salford Quays. An oriental buffet restaurant, it offers weary shoppers a chance to relax over a plate of spare ribs and some sweet and sour pork. It is also handy for a bite before or after a film at the nearby Vue cinema. The interior is spacious and decked out in a clean, contemporary style. Check out the koi in the water feature.

About TOPS Buffet

TOPS Buffet is an all you can eat buffet in Portland Street in the heart of Manchester city centre. With an impressive marble lobby and quality dishes, TOPS presents itself as a high end luxury take on the all you can eat buffet. The buffet includes a huge range of cuisines, including Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Thai and more. The food is cooked in front of diners as they wait. There is also a huge range of desserts; a dream come true for those with a sweet tooth. The range of dishes at TOPS means there will be something to suit everyone, including fussy eaters and children.

About Wings

Wing’s serves Cantonese cuisine in Lincoln Square in Manchester City centre. Its reputation precedes it; it is often considered to be one of the best Chinese restaurants in Manchester and has been visited by a number of celebrities, including Manchester United players, pop stars, and television stars. There is a huge range of Chinese dishes on the menu, including dim sum, sizzling dishes, noodle dishes, banquets and soups. The wine list is also extensive and impressive. There is an outdoor terrace on Lincoln Square for sunny days.