Wagamama's, (located in the Printworks), is one of the chain of Japanese restaurants popping up all over the country. Wagamama's serve the best ramen, ebi gyoza, and many other different Japanese cooked dishes... perfect with a hot flask of sake! Their second venture in town is into the Spinningfields district just off Deansgate.
New Samsi, 36 Whitworth Street, city centre. A great sushi restaurant that also caters well for those that don't like raw fish. With a well-stocked, but small Japanese supermarket below (accessed from inside the restaurant) .
Selfridges Food Hall has a YO! sushi bar with conveyor belt in both the City Centre and Trafford Centre stores.
Wasabi, 63 Faulkner St, Manchester, M1 4FF, ☎ +44 161 228 7288, . Great sushi from the conveyor belt in a fun atmosphere.£7.95 for 6 dishes and miso soup or 3 dishes and a noodle/rice dish. £12.95 for 10 dishes and a miso soup. £14.95 for 10 dishes and a rice/noodle dish.. � Needless to say, you will be full.
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