Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Stretton

"Tattu is a family run business that offers contemporary Chinese cuisine in remarkable surroundings. The goal was to build a customer experience that stimulates all senses, fusing beautiful and meaningful design with quality and innovative Chinese cooking - and they’ve certainly achieved it. The food is as ‘grammable as the venue itself."

"Tattu is a strikingly beautiful restaurant that takes you on a journey of Asian-inspired libations paired with daring dishes, perfect for those above-table food shots. Expect elegant food offerings of fresh seafood, dumplings and wagyu alongside colourful cocktails to wash it down."

"A beautiful restaurant and bar in the heart of Liverpool, Chamber 36 serves Pan-Asian cuisine alongside expertly crafted cocktails. Sitting in the shadow of the magnificent Chinese Arch, this relaxing cocktail bar takes inspiration from the story of the Shaolin monk who would pass through 35 chambers in search of total unity for the body, mind and soul before reaching the 36th chamber: a point of inner harmony and peace. Offering an extensive and ever changing menu of delicious tipples, Chamber 36 is one of the most stylish cocktail bars Liverpool has to offer."

"Located next to Europe’s oldest china town is the tapas-style Pan Asian restaurant Chamber 36, which name stems from the story of a monk who ventured through 35 chambers to discover unity in the body, which was found in chamber 36. So maybe if you eat at this restaurant you will achieve inner piece and harmony within your body through their amazing Chinese dishes."

"A small fine dine restaurant in the heart of modern salford near to the salford university and media city. Which serves indian and chinese food including th ..."

"The most well-known Cantonese restaurant in Manchester, the Yang Sing recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. To celebrate the Year of the Pig, they have come up with a special set banquet on Sunday 10th February (£46pp), all accompanied by a martial arts demonstration, firecrackers and a private lion dance. Their banquet dishes win the award for the most poetic names and include ‘double dish prosperity toss’ as well as ‘longevity noodles’ (more here).Yang Sing, Canton House, 34 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 4JY. Tel: 0161 236 2200"

"Cantonese cooking doesn’t come much more authentic than Yang Sing. Serving dim sum for 30 years, the chefs here know what they’re doing, so you’re in for a treat. Check out the good-value banqueting options."

"Average Rating - 4.56Total Number of Ratings - 3887Location - Manchester CentralReview - Fantastic flavours and great portion sizes. Arrived still hot even though it travelled 5 miles."

"A speciality coffee shop and luncheonette inspired by a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony where freshly brewed coffee is served alongside popcorn and other bits and pieces, this superb space is decorated by exterior artwork by Paul Curtis and features an interior Yellow Wall where local creatives display and exhibit unique pieces of artwork. Alongside seriously good coffee, the menu is something special too with breakfast including cinnamon porridge with blueberry compote and Fandisha nut butter, or try a lunchtime rice bowl with dishes including slow vegetable stew with aubergine, green beans, sweet potato, cumin and mustard seeds. Discover Coffee & Fandisha here"

"Until Coffee & Fandisha came along, the Baltic was crying out for a specialty coffee shop. This edgy venue on Brick Street is inspired by the origins of coffee drinking in Ethiopia, where serving coffee was a traditional welcome into the home, with a side of popcorn (Which, in Ethiopian is Fandisha!). Look out for its beautiful street art front and make sure you try some of their unusual combinations such as slow infused mint mocha or honeycomb Ecuadorean hot chocolate."

"Coffee & Fandisha, 5 Brick St, Liverpool, L1 0BL - Visit now. Based on the Ethiopian tradition of serving freshly brewed coffee alongside popcorn and other ‘little bits and pieces’; tucked away in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, this tiny gem of a café is almost too good to share."

"McGuffie’s offers a more traditional feel beside a host of modern and trendy bars. Its history dates back to 1795 when “Edwards and Penny, Druggists & Chemists” first opened its doors at no. 58 Castle St. The business enjoyed many years of success before coming into the hands of our famous Mr. McGuffie sometime around 1840. John Rowland McGuffie proved not only to be a Pharmacist of considerable skill but also a shrewd businessman who was gaining considerable esteem within the City."

"Chatwins Bakery have been making cakes, bread and savouries in Cheshire for over 100 years, passing traditional baking skills from father to son for four generations. Here you will find an array of delicious cakes and pastries baked fresh in store. You can buy whole Victoria Sponge, Battenberg or Swiss roll cakes or individual doughnuts, eclairs, tarts and much more."

"Right underneath some of Chester’s historic Tudor style buildings you will find Chatwins. One of the region’s largest bakeries and a great place to go for a good breakfast. Its location is great too right by all of the shops, the perfect place to start your day, Chatwins is a Cheshire run business that was founded in Nantwich!"

"What: The streetside terrace at Thaikhun is found under an iron-clad structure that has been prettified with hanging fairy lights and faux foliage. The restaurant has a built-in fun, carefree vibe, matched by the easygoing menu that is inspired by the lively street food markets of Thailand. While you get some fresh air, tuck into dishes such as massaman curry and grilled chicken satay and wash it all down with a Thai beer."

"Our first dinner in Manchester was spent at Thaikhun and we had such a great time. Thaikhun is a restaurant chain that specializes in Thai street food and their interior made me feel like I was back in Asia. Everything we ordered tasted so good, and I really recommend the grilled chicken satay and the Panang Curry."

"One of the most unique looking Thai restaurants in Manchester, Thaikhun is something of a sight to behold. Loud and proud with heritage and cultural nods, the interiors of the restaurant not only hark to street food markets in the country, the plates are full of classics and favourite dishes."

"Artworks illustrating the ever-present tensions between the natural world and the human race, including The Eruption of the Soufriere Mountains in the Island of St Vincent by JW Turner. A New Beauty: Romanticism in Art 1880-1920. Display exploring the evolving ways that physical attractiveness was depicted from the late 1800s."

"A museum that beats all the traditional boring museums around the world, the Victoria Gallery Museum is known for its fun and interesting exhibits which truly captivate the young and old alike!"

"If you’re looking for locally crafted ceramics, prints, jewellery or art work, Manchester Craft and Design Centre is the perfect place to discover something unusual. Located in a former Victorian fish market, the beautifully restored building is home to two floors of studios, where artists, potters and craftspeople create and sell their work in one space. There’s also a great café on the ground floor and you can often discover interesting art installations or musical performances there."

"Manchester Craft & Design Centre, 17 Oak St, Northern Quarter, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M4 5JD - Visit now. Nestled away in the very heart of Manchester’s independent-central Northern Quarter, this is the place to head if you prefer to actually meet the person who made the beautiful scarf or earthenware jug you have your eye on."

"Manchester Craft & Design Centre, 17 Oak St, Northern Quarter, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M4 5JD - Visit now. The thing we love best about Manchester Craft & Design Centre?. The fact that you can buy unique, unusual pieces direct from some incredibly talented designers."