Pacific China

Having visited many Chinese restaurants in Manchester, I can confidently say that Pacific is certainly one of the best two - if not the very best. It's a close run thing between the Yang Sing and The Pacific? and I really couldn't choose between them. So let's just say that both restaurants are excellent, and very well worth a visit. Pacific is a restaurant with a difference, though. It has two separate restaurants, each with a separate team of chefs: one called China, and one called Thailand, on the floor above China. I have only visited China, so far, but I do hope to sample the delights of Thailand before too long. Actually, Pacific is ...  Read the complete review

Winner of the 1999 City Life Restaurant of the Year award. The first thing you notice about Pacific is how different it is from the usual Chinese restaurant. No plush red carpets, gold chairs, or red tablecloths. It feels very airy, light, and simple. The architecture, and the spacious feel, conform to Feng Shui principles. I haven't yet visited the Thai restaurant on the floor above, but the Chinese restaurant was very enjoyable. The staff were very helpful, willing to suggest courses, and cook special meals with certain ingredients if you fancy something that's not exactly on the menu. Their prawns with ginger were delicious. Someone always ...  Read the complete review

If you are buffet lover, try this restaurant... the Thai buffet at 6.50 pounds perhead. Eat as much as you can. Hot dishes include chicken, duck, ribs, pork, and veg. On different day, there are different special dishes. Also, there are soup, dessert, fruits and salads. Unfortunately, you will ahve to pay for the drinks. In most restaurants which offer buffet, they serve chinese tea for free. however, you will have to pay for this restaurant. Give it a try and i think it worth the 6.50 pounds especially when you are a big-eater ...*grin* ...  Read the complete review