Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Cheddar Gorge & Caves

"Headed up by former Masterchef finalist Larkin Cen, Woky Ko serves a range of small plates, rice dishes and noodles. We recommend the Korean fried chicken katsu curry and braised pork chow mein, but you could opt for any of its dishes and be satisfied with your choice. Bristol Live food critic Mark Taylor described the tantanmen ramen at Woky Ko's Kaiju restaurant as one of the best dishes he's eaten in more than 20 years of reviewing restaurants, which tells you all you need to know."

"About: The Woky Ko restaurant is a unique experience with it’s own menu. Woky Ko's original award winning Asian restaurant housed in a converted shipping container in CARGO 1 Wapping Wharf, Bristol.Their trained wok chefs show off their skills on the wok. You can expect to see flames coming off the wok while your noodles are cooked to order."

"Get yourself down to Wapping Wharf because the rooftop of Woky Ko is back. This restaurant at Cargo serves up amazing Asian-inspired food and one of their new cocktails such as their ‘Seoul Cooler’ featuring lemonade, Yakult and soju. But after the year we’ve all had, we don’t blame you if you order a few of those to make up for lost time."

"Food and Ambience: Japanese, Asian, Street Food, Fast food, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options.Reviews: 107 Trip Advisor reviews.Rank: 2 of 203 Quick Bites in BristolWebsite:Muino. "My work mates and I are completely hooked on this place! Every bite is a flavour sensation." "The gyozas at eatchu are AMAZING. Honestly one of my favourite places to eat in Bristol" "I've been eating at Eatchu since the opened and they were instantly one of my favourite places to eat in Bristol."

"The Old Mess Room, Exchange Avenue Exchange Avenue, Bristol BS1 1JQ EnglandJapanese, Fast Food, Asian, Street FoodLunchTakeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Free Wifi[email protected]+44 7872 539290http://www.eatchu.co.uk"

"Enjoy an array of Japanese gyoza, paired with tasty dipping sauces, in a cosy environment. Open for lunchDress code: Casual"

"TripAdvisor rating: 4.0 from 61 reviews with 74 per cent rating it excellent or very good. Address: 1-3 Orchard Place, Weston-super-Mare BS23 1QP"

"Seven Lucky Gods has been a hugely popular addition to Cargo since opening in 2019 and is loved by many for its retro decor and delicious food. Some of its most popular small plates include spicy Korean fried chicken, charcoal grilled prawns and Sichuan fried cauliflower - but its best-seller is the irresistible chicken katsu curry arancini. The Izakaya-inspired bar has a covered and heated outdoor rooftop terrace, which can be enjoyed all year round."

"Seven Lucky Gods, headed up by top hospitality group Hyde & Co, has proved to be a hit since joining Cargo and it's no wonder. The concise food menu has been created by Todd Francis and covers snacks, smaller dishes and Japanese-style tapas, as well as freshly made sushi and sashimi. One of the most popular choices on the menu is the chicken katsu arancini balls, which are simply out of this world."

"Inspired by the Izakaya bars of Tokyo, Seven Lucky Gods is a casual Japanese style bar and restaurant in the heart of Bristol vibrant Wapping Wharf Cargo community."

"A trip to Weston-super-mare cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Weston-super-mare will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Weston-super-mare would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."

"Japanese restaurant in Weston town centre specialising in street style sushi and Japanese dishes, a modern restaurant offering both daytime and evening dining with excellent quality food and service. Find out more on their Facebook page HERE."

"Bath Sushi Bath’s smallest sushi bar and is slightly off the beaten track outside the city centre, but don’t let that put you off in any way. The decor is modern and it feels closer to a cafe than a restaurant making it perfect for lunch or relaxed dinner. Bath Sushi has an array of Japanese alcoholic drinks including Sapporo, Tsing Tao, Kirin, Asahi and traditional Sake."

"The Norwegian Church is an arts centre with a lively cafe and art gallery. One of the biggest pulls is the setting in Cardiff Bay, with its expansive views over the water. As well as being where the famous children’s author Roald Dahl was baptised, the church is also an important historical landmark from the industrial revolution, where it provided a place for Norwegian seafarers to meet."

"Located within a church previously used by Norwegian sailors, the Norwegian Church Arts Centre houses the Dahl Gallery, named after Cardiff native Roald Dahl. The gallery hosts touring exhibitions as well as work by local artists. There is also a café located in the church if you fancy a refreshing drink and a bite to eat."

"Its existence comes from Cardiff’s past as one of the UK’s major ports, and the one at which the Norwegian …"

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Despite its name, the Tobacco Factory Theatre is actually a café and bar that visitors can go to enjoy a nice evening. They have different events almost every night that they are open, ranging from comedy shows to musical acts."

"Located right next to St Nick’s Market, Guiseppe’s claims to be the oldest Italian restaurant in Bristol. And this is certainly supported by its authentic cuisine, which includes pizza, pasta, pollo (chicken) and pesce (fish) is a delight to the taste buds."

"Taking inspiration from its weir-side location, with Pulteney Bridge in view (the other two of the four bridges in the world with shops spanning both sides are in Florence and Venice), Ponte Vecchio is the perfect spot for traditional Italian dishes and Mediterranean alfresco dining in the summer. Their vegan chickpea arrabbiata pasta packs a spicy punch, or if pizza's more your thing, watch it being made in the open and stone-based oven."

"This Italian restaurant is set in one of Bath’s most spectacular locations overlooking the grand Pulteney Bridge and River Avon. The candlelit eatery paired with a breathtakingly romantic view will definitely set the scene and mood, and the delicious flavours of an Italian-inspired menu and wine list make eating at Ponte Vecchio an experience like no other. They even have live jazz on Fridays!"

"About: La Grotta is the only independent Italian restaurant in the heart of Bristol's busy shopping area, Broadmead, and within 5 minutes of the fantastic Cabot Circus, which has been within the same family for over 35 years. Sourcing the freshest ingredients, most of which are imported directly from Italy, gives you a true taste of Italian food. Whether it be for a quick lunch, or a relaxed evening meal, La Grotta Italian Restaurant Bristol looks forward to welcoming you!"

"THIS bottle bar and tap room stocks more than 550 craft beers, including Tiny Rebel, Verdant Brewing and Electric Bear. There are regular tasting events and the stock is constantly changing, picking up the latest collaborations and new brews. Where:3 Argyle St, BA2"

"The Beercraft of Bath store came to the city in 2017, striving to provide the people of Bath with the opportunity to taste and buy a diverse range of beers from around the world. The company does not deliver their beers; catering exclusively to the people of Bath."

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