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Top 3 Fusion food in Sale, England, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Sale, England, United Kingdom including Cowtown Grill, The Little Yeti, No. 4 Dine & Wine
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1. Cowtown Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Looking for a long-term burger romance? lets meat!
Reviewed By simon9350
Have passed this place a number of times. And it drew me towards it. So, one evening, having escaped from the Trafford Centre, we divided to visit. What a great place!Absolutely first class burgers. The decor is not exactly earth-shattering - but this place is all about the burgers. Pleasant service. Reasonable price. But forget that. This place is all about the burgers. We will be back.
2. The Little Yeti
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
The Little Yeti specialises in Nepalese street food, providing a range of authentic Momos (Nepalese Steamed Dumplings), Nepalese style Chow Mein, asian inspired wraps, salads and freshly made bread cooked in our traditional Tandoori oven. We will served f
Reviewed By David H
We went for a birthday celebration and went through lots of the menu, I’m in to minds about it, it was different but not every dish was a winner and the menu is over complicated. Best to try and and decide for your self.
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3. No. 4 Dine & Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
No.4 Dine and Wine opened in 2005 and has gone from strength to strength with a huge amount of regular customers from Didsbury and surrounding areas.Still owned and managed by Paul & Nina Burton who take part in the day to day running of the restaurant wi
Reviewed By psparrow66
A meal for seven friends here was a delight. The service was friendly but professional, and the ambience of the low-ceilinged intimate dining room made it feel more like you were eating in someone's home than in commercial establishment. Dishes were nicely presented and well executed and the emphasis on seasonal produce was clear, although several of us felt that there was a lack of seasoning -a bit more salt would have made the dishes 'sing'. There was also a distinct lack of carbohydrate: a tiny square of dauphinoise potato was the sum of it. This did mean we all had room for the delicious desserts, with the sticky toffee pudding matching the accolade at the Lime Tree last year as 'joint best ever'. This was a lovely meal, and I'd be more than happy to return -if only to work my was through the amazing dessert selection.
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