'This all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ spot is so good I don't want anyone else to find it'
If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to systematically plough through eight plates of food then Azuma on Cavendish Street is a good place to start.
There’s been a huge uptick in the number of Korean eateries, supermarkets and street food stalls popping up in Manchester in recent years - offering up everything from corn dogs covered with chopped up crispy French fries to Korean Fried Chicken cooked twice to get that extra crunch. Oseyo, the UK’s largest Asian supermarket chain, has also announced its opening a second Manchester branch later this year.
The two of us opt for the Azuma Korean BBQ Buffet, setting us back £28.80 a piece, plus a pint of Cobra and a very large pot of Chinese tea for an absolute steal at just £1.50. As is customary with all-you-can-eat dining affairs, there’s some terms and conditions to familiarise yourself with first. We play it fairly safe and choose one meat from each of the proteins, quickly resulting in an assembly line of black pepper beef, original pork belly, king prawns and chicken wings. Topped up with egg fried rice, and a tray full of vegetables including sculptural discs of lotus root and courgette alongside onion rings, asparagus and what is essentially a full head of lettuce - we get started.
Remember the tube Augustus Gloop was sucked up into in Charlie and the Chocolate factory - or the teleportation tubes used in Futurama - well, they’re back and this time they’re huge extraction fans hanging over the grill, handily stopping the restaurant from smelling of the food we’ve burnt.
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