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|  | Chaophraya  .  | | | Chapel Walks, Manchester, M2 1HN | | | Pride Of Manchester Awards 2009 - Members' Favourite Restaurant | | Pride Of Manchester Awards 2008 - Best Restaurant in Manchester | | Superb Thai restaurant with plush separate bar downstairs. Menu features over 50 seafood dishes with many fish specialities |
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Zouk
Manchester  |
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| Chester
Street, off Oxford Rd, Manchester |
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| Plush
£1million Indian restaurant opposite the BBC Studios
and Palace Theatre. Boasting an amazing menu which includes
a superb choice of fish & seafood dishes. Open until
12am daily |
|  | Vermilion | | | off Hulme Hall Lane, Manchester, M40 8AD | | | Out-of-this-world £4.5 million Thai influenced Asian fusion restaurant near the City of Manchester Stadium. Owned by the Seamark Group so obviously boasts an amazing seafood selection |
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Sapporo
Teppanyaki  |
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| Liverpool
Road, Castlefield, Manchester, M3 4JN |
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Superb
Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant with interactive theatre
style cooking, ideal for large parties. A plush separate
sushi dining area offers more intimacy. Great choice
of fish & sashimi dishes |
|  | Walrus | | | 78-88 High Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester | | | Very popular cocktail bar with superb Japanese canteen in the Northern Quarter. The menu, created by ex-Nobu chef Paul Day, encourages sociable dining and has a good selection of seafood |
|  | Ikan Restaurant . | | | 98 Portland Street, Manchester M1 4GX | | | Excellent Thai restaurant, lounge and bar offering Oriental cuisine on Portland Street, around the corner from Manchester's China Town and the Palace Theatre. Superb seafood & fish menus |
|  | Ithaca  | | | 36 John Dalton Street, Manchester M2 6LE | | | Multi-million pound plush Japanese and Pan Asian restaurant near to the town hall. The most lavish restaurant in Manchester city centre and boasts a spectacular seafood and sushi menu |
|  | New Samsi . | | | 36-38 Whitworth St, Manchester, M1 3NR | | | Japanese restaurant boasting many sushi & seafood dishes, next to the Gay Village and a stone's throw to the Palace Theatre and Piccadilly Station. Popular Japanese supermarket downstairs too |
|  | St Petersburg  | | | 46 Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3WF | | | The first Russian restaurant in Manchester offering superb dishes from the Eastern Bloc including caviar and a large seafood & fish menu. Live Russian entertainment at weekends |
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