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Exotic and lively tastes are the order of the day when it comes to Asian cuisine with oodles of noodles, healthy stir-fries and sumptuous seafood adding a little Far East flavour to Belfast's food scene.

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Hakka Noodles

An elegant red and black interior reflects the meticulous Japanese menu at this classy noodle bar. Run by Eddie Fung, the man behind Zen, the same attention-to-detail dishes, drinks and service make this yet another of his stand-out restaurants. Read_on (No Comments)

Sakura

Sit by the sushi train and pick your meals as they trundle past, or order from their extensive menu at this little bit of Tokyo on Botanic Avenue. Read_on (1 Comment)

Wagamama

The global noodle phenomenon has arrived in Belfast, and not before time. Cosy up in communal benches with fellow udon, soba and Read_on (No Comments)

Zen

So this is what £1m looks like in a restaurant. Likened to a James Bond set, Japanese restaurant Zen is a phenomenal addition to the city's cuisine scene. Read_on (No Comments)

Ginger Tree

With almost two decades of wisdom, tradition and fabulous cooking to its name, the Ginger Tree has long been the restaurant of choice for local foodies. Read_on (No Comments)

Thai Tanic

This teeny Thai take-out with the puntastic name can squeeze around 20 diners in its tiny interior, with a handful more adorning its outdoor seating area. Read_on (No Comments)

Zen Two

A stony-faced Fat Buddha surveys all who enter this grand, modern restaurant. Sprawling across several open-plan spaces, the 'high design' interior is an impressive meld of contemporary lighting, funky furniture and bamboo curtains. Read_on (No Comments)

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