Welcome to Tai Wu Chinese Restaurant, a little part of Hong Kong, China in Manchester.

After a warm welcome, there is an instant Hong Kong feel about everything, the huge expanse of space, the decor, where modern meets traditional, east meets west, beautifully and seemingly seamlessly blends into a restaurant that boasts seating for up to 250 guests, and if that’s not big enough for you there’s a private function room to the side which caters for a further 100 diners.

The menu is as extensive as the restaurant is big, with nearly a hundred different varieties of dim sum (full selection served daily till 6:00pm and a limited selection thereafter).

Roast duck, crispy belly pork and cha siu from their special roast master chef, supplements over a hundred authentic dishes from Hong Kong, Canton and Sichuan, you will be most definitely spoilt for choice.

Complement your choices with an award winning wine or a beverage from a drinks list that caters for all thirsts and budgets.

All efficiently served by our much loved team of professional staff.

Situated about a mile south of Manchester City Centre on the A34, within 5/6 minutes walk to The O2 Apollo, RNCM, The Acadamy and just across the road from The University of Manchester and MRI, with Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium only a few miles away.

Avoid the extortionate parking charges and bumper to bumper traffic of the city centre. A free car park is on site servicing both ourselves and WH Lung Chinese Cash & Carry, access to the 1st floor restaurant can be gained via stairs or lift.

Tai Wu is the perfect venue to host business lunches, dinner parties to celebrate any occasion. Ideal for your pre concert, pre match or post match dinner.

Dim Sum Sundays is a must for anyone who’s not experienced the hustle and bustle of dining in Hong Kong, and for those who have, a wonderful reminder of the time over there.

An occasion for Chinese families to meet up and catch up, large tables with 3 generations (sometimes 4) all dining together, creating a lively yet lovely atmosphere.

Tables full of dim sums and roast duck and stir fries all washed down with drinks and the ubiquitous Chinese tea, a choice of 6 teas on offer (not quite all the tea in China, far from it but still a varied selection).