The best fusion restaurants in Liverpool

Liverpool’s Silk Rd takes you on a culinary journey along the Silk Road, mixing Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Asian influences into one mouthwatering menu. Whether you’re chowing down on their delicious pizzettes, savouring their skewers, or diving into dim sum, every dish is like a fun mashup of different cuisines with a modern twist. 

There is something for everyone at Silk Rd, including plenty of meat, fish, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. They also have a diverse range of drinks including wines from around the world, as well as sangria, beers and spirits, which all complement the delicious dishes at Silk Rd.

So Salsa in Liverpool is a great spot if you want to try a range of cuisines, as the chefs mix up flavours from all over the place to give you some delicious fusion food. Some standout dishes include the salt and pepper chicken pancakes with a sweet soy sauce or tuck into a big, hearty paella with all kinds of yummy seafood or chicken and chorizo. 

If you fancy something different for lunch, you should head to So Salsa, where you can enjoy three tapas dishes for £18 every Monday to Thursday from 12pm to 4pm. You can choose from meat dishes, like the hoisin-style duck spring rolls, seafood options including salt and pepper king prawns, and veggie tapas like the halloumi fingers. If you are still feeling peckish, you should opt for a sweet ending with So Salsa’s homemade chocolate stuffed churros or a traditional Spanish Tarta De Santiago (almond cake).

If you’ve got a special occasion coming up like a birthday or anniversary, you should book a table at Mamasan, a beautiful South Asian restaurant covering three floors with a stunning rooftop terrace where you can enjoy one of the best views in Liverpool. 

At Mamasan, you can enjoy all of the delicious flavours of South Asia with the added bonus of fresh British produce. For the full experience, you should start with the plum jam and hoisin duck doughnuts or the katsu chicken bao buns. For your main, you should try the surf and turf Singapore noodles with curried vermicelli or the veggie pad thai with perfectly smoked tofu. If you have any room left, you should try the dirty Thai fries or keep it simple with some fluffy jasmine rice.

Tiger Rock celebrates East Asian cuisine from Thailand to Vietnam, with a diverse range of small plates, small bowls, sides and salads which are all great for sharing with friends. Customers love the Vietnamese spring rolls with crispy minced pork (Gui Cuon), the Malaysian chicken fried rice (Nasi Goreng) and the Thai roasted duck salad (Yam Bhet). If you are veggie, you can always swap out the meat for tofu, all you need to do is ask.

Tiger Rock also serves up some delicious desserts, like the mango sticky rice pudding and the apple spring rolls with fresh coconut ice cream. If you prefer a cocktail over dessert, you should try Tiger Rock’s exceptional bellinis – if you’re a lemon lover you should go for the limoncello bellini or for something sweeter opt for the passion fruit vodka bellini.

Chamber 36 is a stunning venue in Liverpool city centre which serves up modern Pan-Asian small plates. You can enjoy a delicious dining experience, with everything from vegan kimchi cauliflower and veggie tempura to steamed hoisin duck baos and crispy pork belly. For something more filling, you can try Chamber 36’s main dishes, like the mouth-watering Malaysian beef curry or the Teriyaki-coated pan-fried salmon with rice or salad.

Chamber 36 is the perfect spot to enjoy dinner before a night out in Liverpool. You can enjoy some delicious dishes and sample Chamber 36’s cocktail menu while enjoying live DJ sets from local DJs, who offer all the best hip hop, soul and funk vibes every saturday night from 9:30 pm.