Discover Manchester’s top 7 fusion restaurants

If you’re a fan of all Asian cuisine, you will love Disorder where you can indulge in the most unique and delicious dishes. It’s also the perfect lunch spot if you’re bored of your usual run-of-the-mill sandwich. Instead, you should try Disorder’s sandos, like the Japanese fried chicken peanut butter and jelly on brioche or the watermelon and halloumi on focaccia. If you’re heading to Disorder for dinner and feeling extra peckish you should try the flavourful Tokyo fries with wasabi mayonnaise and crushed wasabi peas, and the tempered sweet and sour cauliflower is good too.

Disorder not only boasts some excellent fusion dishes, but it also has a great selection of drinks down in the basement bar, including the Tokyo iced tea, which packs a punch and the chocolate orange martini – the perfect beverage for chocolate lovers. While you sip on your drink, you can enjoy the show, as there are always some great live musicians and live DJ sets playing at Disorder, so there’s never a dull moment.

Another fantastic Asian fusion spot is The George Charles, which is known for its historical setting as it’s situated in a stunning Victorian terrace on Burton Road. However, the dishes cooked inside are far from old-fashioned, as they serve up the most delicious contemporary Asian cuisine that locals and visitors love. 

The food is ever-changing at The George Charles depending on the season. On the evening menu, you can choose from a range of small plates like the spicy bang bang cauliflower and the goats cheese bon bons with spicy tomato jam. If you’re a fan of sushi you will love the chef’s platters which are packed with everyone’s favourite rolls. If you fancy something bigger, you should try George’s big burger, which is packed with two beef patties, streaky bacon, swiss cheese, gherkins, house sauce and onion rings with a side of chips. If you are heading to The George Charles earlier in the day, you should try their brunch or lunch menus, which are just as delicious.

Peter Street Kitchen is a culinary gem that offers a unique take on fusion cuisine. Combining the best of Japanese and Mexican flavours, this restaurant is a delightful blend of two distinct culinary worlds. From exquisite sashimi platters infused with Latin American spices to tacos bursting with fresh, high-quality seafood, the menu at Peter Street Kitchen is a testament to the art of fusion done right.

Peter Street Kitchen offers a range of menus from brunch and lunch to tasting menus and hibachi. If you haven’t tried hibachi, Peter Street Kitchen is the perfect place to experience it. If you choose the hibachi experience, you can get up close and personal with the talented chefs as they cook right in front of you. You can choose from a range of dishes including crispy filo king prawns, sliced ribeye, vegetable gyoza tacos, charred asparagus risotto and more.

Australasia is the perfect place for a fancy date night or out with friends. You’ll find everything from fresh sushi and sashimi that’s like edible art to dishes inspired by the lively street food scene in Southeast Asia with an Aussie flair. The oysters are also a must-try even if you don’t normally like seafood, as they are fresh and packed with flavour.

What’s even cooler about Australasia is that it’s all tucked away underground, which creates the vibe of a cosy subterranean sanctuary right in the heart of the city. You can also relax at the bar and sample the cocktail menu. They serve up the classics as well as Australasia specials including the smoked plum negroni and watermelon punch. Once you’ve made your choice, you can take a sip and dance to the sounds of the guest and resident DJs who play every night.

Nam is all about mixing up some seriously tasty and comforting dishes. This place is where East meets West in the most delicious way. Imagine homemade pho bursting with fresh flavours or bao buns packed with wonderful textures and tastes. You can also book Nam’s bottomless brunch, which is £35 per person for two delicious Vietnamese small plates and unlimited drinks for 90 minutes.

Nam is also known for its entertainment, as they always have an excellent lineup of DJs who play every week in the basement. What makes the entertainment even better is the sound system, which was actually built by audiophile pioneers, so the quality is above all else, which means a great time for everyone.

House of Chai is located in the student area of Fallowfield – a hidden gem serving up breakfast, brunch and sweet treats, taking inspiration from across the world. A great example is their ‘eggs of the world’ options, where you can choose from eggs Florentine to shakshouka to Turkish eggs.

Their all-day breakfast also gives you an option to have a full English breakfast or a Desi breakfast, which consists of spicy beans, chicken kebab and fresh parathas. There are vegetarian versions of both dishes so no one’s missing out. The fusion is on-show throughout their menu, from their aloo tikki burger to their French toast, on the grill options and their hot baklava. We have to say, House of Chai is one of the best fusion establishments out there.

Now if you are looking for luxurious and healthy fusion dining experience, we have found you the spot! Vermilion is situated not too far from the Etihad Stadium,  with a menu devised by MasterChef finalist Bobby Geetha and cooked by amazing chefs from Bangkok, Delhi and Dubai. Furthermore, you can enjoy the gorgeous food in their rooms designed by the famous Miguel Cancio Martins.

From their audio-visual features and mood lighting to their grand kitchen, expert designers have touched almost all aspects of Vermilion to think every little thing through. Their menu combines the culinary flavours and dishes from English, Thai, Chinese, French and Korean cuisine to make a very special menu. Some great healthy lunch options include their renowned Mumbai street food dish, Pav Bhaji and the best-selling Vada Pav, another Mumbai dish. For dinner, Dal Tarka and vegetable Karahi are brilliant vegetarian options. This is the place for high-quality fusion eating.