Yakisoba — Restaurant in Manchester

Do not go if you have allergies ! I am sorry to say that I have not had such a bad dining experience in a long time. This restaurant is not very allergy friendly, so there was very little choice for me. I have this type of food regularly in other restaurants and I have never had all this problems. The staff was not very able to suggest what I could have with the allergies, and we had to wait a while to order. Our food (2 people ) came out at very different times , despite being the same (partly ). One of the dishes (ramen) only tasted of star anise and nothing else. The place is quite small , so any time someone opens the door , it s absolutely freezing . I truly couldn't wait to leave , so we asked for the bill asap. I am truly sorry to give a bad review to a small business, but I really had a bad time and did not...

We had a takeaway from you on the 24th June. I have to say we were incredibly disappointed, the positive we had lots of Thai prawn crackers (this ended up being our meal for the evening). Negatives, the katsu curry was so sweet after 2 mouthfuls I could not continue to eat it, I’ve never had a sweet katsu curry it was more like a korma sauce. The Singapore noodles had no flavour to them whatsoever just lots of vegetables. The tempura squid we ordered was mostly lettuce with 3 pieces of squid! We also ordered an extra rice we didn’t need so a wasted £3.50 as it wasn’t clear the katsu came with rice this should be noted in the description. I hate to complain but I also really hate spending £40 on a meal I can’t eat due to poor quality and in these tough times that could have been my fuel or food shop for next...

Went during the eat out to help out period and this pan-asian spot is really cramming as many covers in as possible. That's fair enough as I'm sure they have losses to recover, but I'd avoid it (at least while the promotion is on) if you want a prompt or safe restaurant experience.I've left it 3 stars because the food is really very good. We booked but had to wait 45 minutes for a table, with more long waits after this, starters came after the mains and some things never came. A table next to us were waiting so long they were asked if they wanted their mains to take away? Staff are clearly rushed off their feet and they are still doing a steady deliveroo trade so a constant stream of couriers, combined with tables close together means physical distancing isn't really happening (at least outside, inside...