Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Greenbank

"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."

"Masterchef finalist Larkin Cen has been going from strength to strength with his gaggle of Woky Ko restaurants, this original bijoux base sitting in the first Cargo development in Wapping Wharf. Fluffy bao, sharing plates of sumptuous salt and pepper squid, plus a plethora of classic noodle and rice dishes all adorn the menu, served up in beautiful surroundings which encourage you to get cosy with other diners. For afters, try one of their sweet bao with ice cream - pure heaven."

"With three of their four locations currently closed, the Queen’s Road noodle and bao bar is a saving grace at the moment. With collection and delivery available, the team are still serving up small plates, noodles and boa to whoever’s in the mood for Asain food. Popular dishes include their famous Korean fried chicken, but there’s also plenty of fillings to choose from for the fluffy baos on offer."

"About: Eatchu launched in April 2016 at Bristol’s Harbourside Market, with Guy & Vic serving up just two flavours of gyoza – pork & garlic chive, or spinach & tofu. If you're looking for a delicious japanese cuisine we assure this is the place to go and enjoy all tey have to offer!"

"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."

"A Japanese style Izakaya bar and restaurant at Wapping Wharf. From the team behind Hyde & Co, The Milk Thistle, The Ox, Pata Negra & Bambalan. Address: Wapping Road, Bristol BS1 4RW, UK"

"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."

"Asian Street food place has both of its locations open for dine in at the moment. Address: 5 St. Stephens Street, BS1 1EE & 32 Stokes Croft, BS1 3QD"

"No visit at The Royal Crescent Hotel would be complete without the ultimate indulgence – afternoon tea in the perfect English gardens. Enjoy a selection of delicious sandwiches, cut to mouth-watering perfection. Then there’s the freshly-baked scones with clotted cream and strawberry preserve along with a range of exquisite pastries and cakes – each one dainty enough to eat in one delicious mouthful."

"The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa encompasses two townhouses in Bath's showpiece Georgian crescent, plus a large and beautiful garden and further buildings to the rear. The elegant tone is set by curvaceous staircases overseen by classical busts, lounges with chandeliers and oil paintings, and extravagant suites with elaborate stuccoed ceilings."

"Another option, if you’re leaning more toward the luxury side of the equation is The Royal Crescent Hotel, located in the very center of the famous Royal Crescent, which is currently filled with really expensive private homes. The building is Victorian and really stunning."

"With fifteen locations throughout England and Scotland, Pure Spa and Beauty offers a wide variety of treatments in easily and fully accessible urban locations. Their Bristol location is right in the heart of the city on Park Street, making it incredibly convenient whether you’re looking for a quick treatment after work or a full spa day. To make sure you can schedule a treatment that works with your schedule, they’re open from 10 am to 7 pm on weekdays and until 6 pm on the weekends."

"Get some fresh air at Ashton Court Estate, a massive stretch of countryside that lies just the other side of Clifton Suspension Bridge. The 850 acres of wide-open green space and woodland welcome cyclists, mountain-bikers, horse riders, golfers, families and walkers (and plenty of wheelchair and buggy-friendly paths). Plus, it is also the venue for the infamous Bristol International Balloon Fiesta."

"Ashton Court is a stately home and grounds that once belonged to a wealthy family living in Bristol. With 850 acres of land, there is plenty to explore and see here. The manor has stood since the 11th century, a beautiful building with an eclectic mixture of architectural styles, evidencing the additions and changes that have been made over the centuries."

"Technically in North Somerset, Ashton Court is a fantastic place for woodland walks and exploration, and there are two fields with beautiful deer!. It’s walking distance from both the city centre and Clifton, so it’s an easy place to visit if you want a quick nature fix."

"If you're looking for a boozy sweet treat, then visit Brozen Bar, which you'll find tucked away in St Nicholas Street. It's a cutting-edge, vibrant liquid nitrogen cocktail bar, serving an array of frozen cocktails, ice cream flavours and fruity sorbets. On a trip to Brozen, watch as the Bar's mixologists turn liquid and fresh ingredients into silky ice cream, emerging from a fluffy cloud."

"The skilled bartenders here use liquid nitrogen to concoct snazzy alcoholic sorbets. At -196°C, the ingredients freeze so quickly there’s no time for large ice crystals to form, so you’re left with a smooth sorbet that’s part cocktail, part dessert. You can also sample drinks featuring their own superb gelato as a base, like the Nippy Russian made with Black Cow Vodka and coffee."

"About: This hidden gem can be found within St Nicolas' really is something special. They make their innovative ice cream using liquid nitrogen, so it really is hands-down the coolest ice-cream spot in the city - and to top it all off, the end results are delicious. You can see flavours including likes of rhubarb and custard and chocolate orange."

"This Georgian country retreat offers peaceful seclusion, award-winning cuisine and luxurious relaxation, all amid parkland and gorgeous gardens close to Bath. The house has a wonderful atmosphere where antique paintings, exposed wood floors and log fires blend with modern fabrics, chic designs and contemporary cuisine. It includes a hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room and heated outside swimming pool with fabulous views."

"Bath is a city steeped in history, from the Roman Baths to the historic Abbey. Looking like a manor straight out of Downton Abbey, walking into MacDonald Hotel feels like being transported back in time. The facilities are very much of the 21st century however, with a pool, fitness centre and lounge all open to guests."

"Set in beautiful gardens, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel features a spa and award-winning restaurant. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Bath Abbey. With luxury marble and mahogany decor, rooms have satellite TV and tea/coffee facilities."

"If you want to bathe in Britain’s only natural thermal waters, the Thermae Bath Spa has a number of spa packages to fit in with your visit to Bath. Entrance to the main spa includes bathing in the open-air rooftop pool, the Minerva bath and use of the wellness suite. The spa is open every day from 9am-9pm and there is also a restaurant in the spa, which is perfect if you want to indulge in some delicious food during your visit."

"Thermae Bath Spa’s rooftop pool (Photo courtesy of Thermae Bath Spa) You’ve been walking around the city center for two days now, so you’ve obviously noticed the Thermae Bath Spa, situated in the center, just a few steps from The Roman Baths. There is a rooftop thermal pool surrounded by glass that is hard not to notice, as the steam rises into the space around it."

"While this city’s ancient baths offer a fascinating glimpse of history, there’s very much a no-diving policy. Live the Roman spa dream courtesy of Thermae Bath Spa, Britain’s only natural thermal spa, with the added bonus of a cracking view across the city. Thermae Bath Spa, The Hetling Pump Room, Hot Bath Street"