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Let's Eat! Restaurant Reviews by Nieves Hernandez
Looking for a fresh, diverse and satisfying meal? We have found two great mini restaurants with reasonable menu choices. Remember - food is also culture.
All Star Lanes is a prestigious place in Manchester found on Deansgate. Drinks, food and bowling are all offered in the same place. It is an enjoyable and modern restaurant with 8 bowling lanes and a cocktail bar perfect for sharing a nice and relaxing moment with your friends. The “Beer and Bowling Student Society” is a great deal. You can go bowling and have 2x1 margaritas or bottles of beer for less. Don’t forget your student ID to get this discount.
More info can be found by clicking here.
More student discounts on drinks!
KIC +/ December 2013
In This & That, the quality of the typical Indian food is to die for! Although, it is located in the city centre, this place is literally hidden in the Northern Quarter; but don’t hesitate about the location because the dishes are fresh and have plenty of flavour. The menu ranges are around £5 and £7. One of the most popular choices on the menu is the Rusholme's curry mile. Also the staff are really friendly.
3 Soap Street, Manchester M4 1EW, (Manchester City Centre)
Seoul Kimchi, is another small but excellent restaurant. This place is more expensive than the previous one but equally serves a lot of fresh, mouthwatering and inexpensive Korean food. On the menu you will find sushi, dumplings, noodles, gyozas and more. Seoul Kimchi is near to the Manchester Children´s Hospital, which is not too far from the City Centre.
275 Upper Brook Street, Manchester, M13 0HR
Curry is extremely popular in the UK, and thyou can try it cheaply in cafes in the Northern Quarter