Japanese Restaurants In Manchester

Blending modern Japanese dining with a clean, minimal Danish aesthetic, Sticks'n'Sushi is a sophisticated restaurant in Spinningfields. The two-floor space is filled with dark decor and lots of natural light, as well as an open kitchen where you can watch the talented chefs at work.

Their menu is made with only the freshest ingredients, with a wide range of meat, fish and vegetarian options to choose from. Think miso black cod skewers, cucumber and avocado rolls or yellowfin tuna nigiri, paired with all sorts of delicious cocktails.

The best Japanese restaurant in Manchester, anyone? Peter Street Kitchen has that covered with sashimi, tataki and robata-grilled dishes across a fine dining menu. Plus, you can munch these small plates alongside some Mediterranean fare too, making it a totally unique pick.

Perched on the seventh floor of Malmaison Manchester, Sora Sky Bar is a sleek rooftop retreat serving up panoramic city views and vibrant Japanese dishes like sushi, robatayaki and more. The menu is packed with standout dishes like sticky pork belly and sea bass crudo, alongside signature cocktails such as the cherry blossom negroni.

With resident DJs, live music and a stylish terrace, it's a top pick for sunset drinks and weekend vibes opposite Albert Square.

From duck gyozas to salmon sashimi and sushi rolls, there's plenty of Japanese fare to whet your appetite at Grand Pacific Manchester. As for mains, expect dishes from many other countries to chow down on, including buri bop Korean hot plate and Thai curries.

Not just the place for theatrical cocktails and heady sips, The Alchemist's MediaCityUK, New York Street and Spinningfields venues are also fronting plenty of international plates. As for Japanese food? They've got katsu curry, gyozas and steamed bao.

While boasting dishes that span all of South-East Asia, Tampopo is also ideal if you want a halal Japanese restaurant in Manchester. Their dedicated menu covers everything from katsu udon soup to gyozas and more.

From Lucky Ramen to New Wave, Tokyo and more, these famous places for the steaming bowl of broth are sure to hit the spot. Whether you're a vegan, fancy black garlic tonkotsu or want a spicy version, check out our guide.

One of the top Japanese restaurants, YO! is serving up affordable sushi at their Trafford venue. A top pick for large groups because of their handy conveyor belt and huge menu of plant-based treats, this casual dining spot is a winner when cravings strike.

For some of the best sushi in Manchester, look no further than swish spot Australasia. Ideal for date nights and group get-togethers alike thanks to some seriously 'Gram-worthy interiors, this subterranean restaurant delivers on style and substance. On weekends, head to the late-night lounge afterwards to dance to DJs 'til 3am.

A Japanese restaurant in Manchester Piccadilly, Shoryu Ramen serves up authentic and delish noodle soup, bowl after bowl. Make your way to the Gardens, where you'll find out why this once London-based independent eatery is now dotted in cities across the country.

If you want to be dazzled by opulent interiors, flooring made from precious stone and a mouthwatering menu, then venture to The Ivy Asia on the Spinningfields spot's second floor. They're serving everything from tempura and maki to sashimi and bao, alongside a range of killer cocktails.