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    Mylahore Cafe - Manchester

    4.4 (26 reviews)
    ModerateAsian Fusion, Fast Food
    Closed 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Russell T.

    My fav haunt after Red Devils match, on bi-weekly basis, during EPL season. Authentic Pakistan grille by Pakistan neighbours in our curry mile in city of Manchester. And not surprising this busy place, right in the heart of greater Manchester, is the best & top rated restaurant, by all accounts, in UK & EU. Nice juicy, well-grilled & spiced Karachi meat-grill & briyani. Long wait is well worth it. It's only place in the world I ordered the same dish 3 times, in one sitting.

    Zoe S.

    Went out for a thanksgiving dinner with some friends from uni and Qasim was our server. He was absolutely fantastic and made the evening lighthearted and fun. He recommended the veggie curry to me which ended up being delightful. Overall, fantastic food and a fantastic experience.

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    Noor B.

    It's hard to find a desi restaurant that serves good food and had nice décor. My Lahore knocks it out of the park with both. Their customer service skills lack a bit but the food makes up for it. I don't find the food to be authentic but they don't claim their food is authentic either but more of a UK/PK fusion. I got the chicken burger with fries which was really tasty but the bun was very soggy so I had to remove the bottom half before I could attempt to eat it. The fries were ok. My cousin tried the fish burger and said that it was really tasty. We also got some falooda but it was just okay. A couple of us also ordered the garlic cheese naan to go but I wish we ate it there because by the time we got to it, the butter was soaked in the bread which made it really salty. Prices are a bit expensive if compared to the rest of the restaurants on this street but this one is deff. the most clean and well decorated out of all of them.

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    Sammi W.

    i wanted to try food from currymile before i left to go back to the states and we chose this place as it was large enough for 8 people to a table & still fit comfortably and the atmosphere was lively so it didn't feel too uncomfortable to have big conversations! it was a few of us's first time but we were recommended the curry dishes by a particular friend that's been here before! i wanted to try lentils so i opted for daal tarka with medium spice level! it was my first time try pilau rice as well and it was super good--soft and fluffy! the portions were large so overall for the price, it was worth it! the rest of us shared amongst themselves w sides of rice and drinks! the sea bass looked really yummy as well! i was very satisfied with this being my last meal in manchester until then next time! the service was really nice and was easy to talk to! the food came out fairly quickly and all together so it really did a nice job! it's a nice place for friends, family, and even for more romantic duos!

    Rana M.

    I've only picked up a delivery from here for a sibling and haven't really had the pleasure of tasting their food but two things suggest it might be sensational. Firstly I've heard first hand that this is authentic Lahori food and has a home cooked taste to it. That's a bold statement since many would argue that Lahore, which is in the heart of punjab (which is like the Rome of the entire region) is famed for its cuisine. Secondly a simple fact I observed first hand, it's packed 7 days a week!! In fact I'd go as far as to say, when it comes to Rusholme it's possibly the busiest place on the entire strip at the weekend. Which perhaps is a downside and could potentially put most people off dining here. It's very loud and busy and I lost count of how many staff they have on the floor as a result. However I doubt this would hurt the sensibilities of a real foodie. On a different note the desserts also look incredible. So much so I'm pretty sure the girl in front of me in the queue nearly fainted as the waiter took one of the gigantic Sundaes to a table. Updated review coming soon....

    James C.

    I finally made it to My Lahore, after many recommendations. Its clearly the busiest restaurant in Rusholme. And rightly so. Great food, great prices and great service. All served in an alcohol free environment which gives things a different twist to what I'm used to. On arrival, we were advised of a 25 minute wait for a table, which was a very accurate prediction. Rather than sit in the holding pen at the front of the restaurant we took a walk down Wilmslow Road for a while. Nowhere was as busy as My Lahore. I ordered a meat samosa for a starter, which came with a fresh side salad. The samosas tasted very fresh with the most delicious minced mutton. For my main I ordered a Chicken Madras with boiled rice and naan bread. Wait, my dish is named after a city in India, and I'm in a restaurant named after a city in Pakistan. I guess thats inclusive! The waiter did warn me that the Chicken Madras would be very hot, which I'm okay with. It was hot, and delicious. This place is not all about curry sauces though. The menu is quite varied. There are also steaks and grills. If you're in a group and theres always that one person who doesn't like spicy food, they even have 'continental' dishes such as lasagne and Shepherd's pie. Service was very prompt and friendly. What I did like was that a chef came from the kitchen to ask us if the food was okay (it was), and also the manager came over to ask if the service was okay (it was). The portion sizes were fairly generous. I couldn't finish all my food, there was enough for another meal, so took it home for lunch the next day! I was too full to be able to manage a stodgy dessert. The menu has some British 'back to school' classics such as apple pie and jam roly poly! I had a great experience at My Lahore and will definitely be back. I enjoyed it much more than I had hoped, and the lack of alcohol somehow enhanced the experience which took me by surprise. Probably because the atmosphere was different, and better.

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    Madhavi B.

    To be good Indian/Pakistani restaurant in the middle of Curry Mile, you have to stand out, and boy do they stand out. As soon as you walk in, the decor transports you to another place. The place is lit by an eclectic group of lights of different shapes and colors, and the walls are covered with sensory overloading posters and color. The service is superb as well! The staff is very friendly, and the restaurant is allergy-friendly, in that they list all common allergens next to every item and the staff makes sure all of your allergen needs are attended to. The food was A-OK. It wasn't the greatest Indian (or Indo-Chinese) food I've had, but it was pretty tasty! I had the vegetable stir fry, which is much more than just soy sauce, and the vegetable panini, where the vegetables are grilled with masala before assembling the sandwich. Both options were great! I also had a strawberry mint mocktail which was sweet and sour, crisp and refreshing. If you're hankering for some Indian food that has a fusion twist, I'd definitely stop by!

    Grilled Chicken Filet with Mash, Veggies and Fries for £7.95

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    Best South Asian Resturant in Manchester, Delicious Food, Great Staff and Amazing Environment.

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    lovely food, but the thing is you are waiting uo to 1hr for a table as you cant book ahead which is a shame!

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    Review Highlights - Mylahore Cafe - Manchester

    This as always been my favourite resturant on the curry mile,any excuse to go as i have been hundreds of times.

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    Sakana

    Sakana

    3.8(28 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    £££

    Sakana is pretty amazing for both ambience and food. I enjoyed it that much I have hired the…read moreupstairs for my wedding reception venue. The food is classed as pan asian which is great as I love all asian food. However, the sushi, although very good, I feel it is slightly overpriced for what you get. The duck, especially at lunch, is amazing value though. Plenty for 2 to share. This is definitely a place to try out if you love asian food.

    Bit of a disclaimer with this one: sit us in a restaurant with a 50% January discount and of course…read morewe're going to order twice the amount of dishes - but it's healthy, omega-packed Pan-Asian cuisine, so it's completely acceptable... My first visit to Sakana and I was pleasantly surprised at how its interior looked (more so the delicious smells wafting over as you passed by their open kitchen). We were seated in a corner with decent views of the goings-on, and set about conquering the menu - the group was almost military in its tactics, dividing the menu's sections between ourselves to make sure we got to sample lots of different dishes. Three of us ordered a bottle of their house red (a Merlot) which was actually quite good - a bit on the peppery side but I really liked it. The food started to arrive after a bit of a wait, but we'd had some prawn crackers to whet our appetite. The sashimi platter that I ordered for us all to share was a bit disappointing (usual price £28 for 15 pieces). I can't think of anything else that was particularly underwhelming; the combo of orders was all rather good - but the highlights for me were the Taiwanese buns which you could have with shredded duck or pork belly (we ordered both). These were absolutely heavenly, for want of a better word. Service was friendly, if not a tad haphazard at times; it's definitely somewhere to consider for date night. That being said, you'd have to be happy 'flashing the cash' as I don't think it's worth the full price they'd ordinarily be charging diners.

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    Grand Pacific - Plates all monogrammed too

    Grand Pacific

    3.8(14 reviews)
    1.9 miSpinningfields
    ££££

    I got recommended this place from a friend at work and with my birthday coming up (January), I…read morefigured why not treat myself. We booked the 30% off in January deal and rocked up not knowing what to expect. It's in a lovely (but expensive) part of the city and walking in you could see it would be lavish. The lighting was dim but good and we got a little confused as there was nobody waiting at the sorry, so we went upstairs and to the bar and checked in and quickly got seated. The chair and booth was so soft and comfy I sank into it and felt like I was gonna sink forever ... but I survived and it was comfy. The place setting was so much fancier than I was used to and it oozed posh. We quickly got served and the server was lovely and helpful and the restaurant was just lovely. When we got our food (decided in just a main and later desert as we planned for later tacos) and oh my god .. the ribeye was the best steak I've ever had. It was so tender and juicy and cooked to perfection and the thick cut chips were brilliant. I just got a single small glass of red (which was more than I usually pay for a bottle ) and was just lovely. The desert came later and my god that was equally as good. The bill was £80 for 2 of us but with the 30% off went down to £60 which was cheaper than other places we've been to but only with the money off. Would I go again as a date or treat? ... Absolutely

    The queen of Spinningfields, Australasia has now extended its offering with the opening of Grand…read morePacific; a contemporary, colonial style bar in the heart of Manchester financial capital. It can be accessed via a secluded staircase inside Austalasia, this unique cocktail bar evokes the atmosphere of a luxury Pacific beach hideaway with smart colonial style decor in cream and white, a long bar, and a secret tropical garden. With exquisite cocktails as its main focus. The menu is the same as Australasia so you can expect some mouth watering sushi and desserts here. The whole place screams class and panache from every corner. This bar is definitely very unique and reminds me a lot of classy cocktail bars in London or New York. The pricing definitely is very high end as you would imagine and you need to put on some swanky clothes to feel not so out of place here. I can vouch that the food is delicious and so are the cocktails, but that you can find in a lot of other places too so this one you need to visit purely for the ambiance and the whole experience. Verdict : Great place to visit when you want to feel special!

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    Grand Pacific - Medium rare ribeye with chips and peppercorn sauce (no charge for the sauce)

    Medium rare ribeye with chips and peppercorn sauce (no charge for the sauce)

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    Tokyo Season - http://www.tokyoseason.com/index.html

    Tokyo Season

    3.1(22 reviews)
    1.6 miChinatown
    ££

    Tokyo Season is the best quality and best value sushi restaurant in Manchester. It also does other…read moredelicious authentic Japanese dishes, but lets talk about sushi... Their menu is extensive, with over 100 variations, and they also have a half price sushi menu, available anytime until 10pm. This consists of about 20 dishes, including some of the best sushi I have ever tasted. You need to have the salmon and tuna sushi, which is £1.60 for two pieces! Also good is the sweet shrimp and king prawn, for only £2. The salmon roe is more expensive, but still cheaper than anywhere else. The fish is the freshest possible and comes served on an authentic Japanese platter with a compartment for soy sauce, wasabi and ginger. You can afford to keep ordering, which is exactly what I do on every visit. The restaurant is smart, and feels much posher than most of the places in the oriental area of Manchester, which it is on the border of. The prices though are unaffected as its one of the cheapest around. It's a very professional place and would be suitable for anything from business lunches to parties. You will be served by very pretty waitresses in beautiful oriental dress and treated to some Japanese pop music videos on their DVD player. Japanese art lines the walls. This place is really worth a visit, and deserves my third 5 star rating, its one of my favourite places ever, let alone in Manchester.

    I've been here so many times in one week that I've exhausted the menu! The atmosphere is great…read more .there are even private quarters where you can slide some paper doors to segregate yourself off from the main dining area.. As for the food..they offer a very good cheap and cheerful sushi menu with high quality tuna sashimi..and some really good ramen dishes... The plum wine (which we drank the restaurant dry on) is tasty but pricey starting from £22 a bottle. .but to be fair it probably costs them a lot just too import it. The sake is a cheaper option from half flasks from £5 . I would recommend this place for someone who wants a change from cheap sushi places such as wasabi..oh and the sushi is half price if you pay by cash!

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    Umami

    Umami

    3.5(39 reviews)
    1.0 miOxford Road Corridor
    ££

    Umami must hate the dreaded "W" word. You know, "W***m**a." But then, seeing as the restaurant…read moreseems to be almost entirely modelled on the famous Japanese noodle chain, they can't really complain. Sitting in an underground premises on Oxford Road, Umami reflects the students swarming all around the local area. A slightly budget w***m**a but with same bench tables, open kitchen and scribbling-down-your-order-on-your-paper-place-mat kind of vibe. They do great lunch deals, which include a starter and a main for just £4.95, which really is a steal. I went to Umami with two friends for a quick lunch and we all taken in by the lunch deal. For my appetiser I had the king prawn gyoza dumplings. They came with a tasty dipping sauce and were served really quickly. For the main course, I chose the ngaulam gaeng keow wan (I wrote it down!) which is basically a thai green curry. It came with lots of cucumber which isn't really my thing, but it was hot both in a spicy and temperature way so it really did the job for me as it was freezing outside! At times, I did feel that it was so spicy the taste of the dish was lost, but I guess that depends on individuals' tastes. Umami is just fine if you're a student and fancy a quick, cheap bite to eat. It's not as good as Wagamama though. Oops. I said it. Wagamama. And again.

    Service here is at times physically as well as verbally aggressive which is...disconcerting…read more Express means express. It will not be acceptable if you are not ready to order. It will be acceptable to serve your main course before you have finished your starter. Lunch deal - £5.95 for 2 courses is good value and I had decent gyoza (3 pcs) and what was essentially won ton soup which wasn't particularly flavourful except I thought the dumplings themselves were quite good. There is a full menu too and basically this place is pretty good, overall though I do prefer eatGoody (it's Korean food though) which is also marginally closer to my office.

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    Umami - Tuna sashimi and maki  ..salmon nigiri

    Tuna sashimi and maki ..salmon nigiri

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    Mylahore Cafe - Manchester - asianfusion - Updated July 2026

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