Restaurant Review Lu Ban Cains Brewery Village, Stanhope Street, Liverpool, L8 5XJ By Lawrence Saunders | Chinese | £££ | What’s your favourite Chinese restaurant in Liverpool? Mine was the wonderful, but now sadly long gone Far East on Berry Street. Our family never needed much of an excuse to book a table there ... Read More...
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Get Ready for the Weekend in Liverpool Chinese New Year, mini art school and more 9-10 February | Curated by Natasha Young Packed programme of Chinese New Year celebrations Liverpool will mark the Year of the Pig and 20 years of the city’s twinning with Shanghai this weekend by staging live performances, traditional entertainment ... Read More...
Bitesize News: Liverpool's Food & Drink Round-up 10 February 2017 Duke Street addition A new café and bar is being lined up to open in Liverpool’s Ropewalks district by the end of April. Subject to planning permission, the vacant Grade II-listed 17 Duke Street will be transformed into the food and drink establishment and ... Read More...
Chinese New Year in Liverpool: 2017 programme, history & more Ancient myth is coming to life and Chinatown’s most famous landmarks will glow like beacons each night as a dazzling lumiere showcase arrives in Liverpool to mark Chinese New Year 2017. With the city ringing in the Year of the Rooster in spectacular ... Read More...
The world famous Terracotta Warriors are to be exhibited in Liverpool in 2018. It will be first time in more than 30 years that a selection of the 3rd Century Chinese army will go on display outside of London. The Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, Karen Bradley MP made ... Read More...
A new Japanese and Chinese café and takeaway is being lined up for Liverpool city centre’s Church Street. Kokoro, a chain specialising in handmade sushi and hot Asian food which already has a number of branches in the south of the country, has applied to change the use of a retail ... Read More...
A new Vietnamese street food restaurant could be about to join the ever growing list of eateries on Liverpool's Bold Street. ‘Pho’, which has branches across the UK including in London and Manchester, plans to open at 79 Bold Street - a Grade II-listed building currently home to Chinese and Korean ... Read More...
A grand gesture Artistic duo John Campbell and Moira Kenny, better known as The Sound Agents, are no strangers to transforming a city centre building through art. Their ‘Opera for Chinatown’ installation on a derelict Duke Street site utilised photographs collated from an oral history project into Liverpool’s Chinatown district to ... Read More...
Chinese New Year is being celebrated throughout the city on 7 February as one of the largest Chinese communities outside of China, and the oldest in Europe, heralds the Year of the Monkey. If you have a hankering for hot and sour or a desperation for Dim Sum then Your ... Read More...
Ambitious Chinese takeaway chain Hotcha could be on it’s way to Liverpool. Plans have been submitted to convert the former Mezz bar on Allerton Road into the brand’s first northern franchise. Owner James Liang, who set up the business four years ago, believes he has spotted a gap in the market for ... Read More...