One of the region’s best-loved Chinese restaurants is serving up endless bao buns, salt n pepper specials, handmade cocktails, and so much more this summer.
WowYauChow is the home of “the first Chinese bottomless brunch in Manchester”.
The popular Altrincham eatery has gone down a treat with locals and foodies alike after opening its doors in the heart of the Trafford town on Stamford New Road, and is known for its eclectic menu of British Chinese favourites, alongside a Chinese street food twist – but it’s the bottomless brunch that really steals the show.
The endless lunch option lets you tuck into all of your Chinese food and drink favourites for a full 90 minutes.
And prices start at an impressive £23.
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So, what does the bottomless brunch actually consist of then?
Well, there’s a couple of options to take your pick from, with one of the most popular proving to be the option to create your own ‘Lunch Basket’, by choosing a dish from three sections – dumplings, bao buns, and rice / noodle bowls.
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The brunch menu also includes a selection of tofu, pork & chive, and buffalo chicken wonton parcels, as well as bao buns filled with char siu pork, crispy chilli chicken, and more.
If a rice and noodle bowl sounds more up your street, then you can choose between options such as soya sauce chicken, steak black pepper, king prawn tang and garlic, cauliflower curry, salt n pepper tofu.
That’s not all either as the bottomless option doesn’t just stop at the food, and you can help yourself to a selection of cocktails, wines, and beers – including gin fizz, blushing dragon, prosecco, and Tsing Tao.
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WowYauChow is the home of “the first Chinese bottomless brunch in Manchester” / Credit: WowYauChowThe Altrincham eatery is known for its eclectic menu of British Chinese favourites and street food / Credit: WowYauChow
Fancy it then? You can pick from bottomless food available at £23, one lunch basket and bottomless drinks for £28, or bottomless food and drinks for just £33 with everything included.
The 90-minute bottomless brunches take place everyday in two sessions – 1pm and 3pm.
Family-run tapas restaurant shames customers who stole decorations
Daisy Jackson
A family-run restaurant in Whitefield has publicly shamed a couple who stole new decorations from them.
Campo Blanco, a popular tapas joint in the Bury suburb, threatened to call ‘Santa’ over the petty theft.
Owned and operated by high school sweethearts Aaron and Faye Cummins, the charming local spot opened back in 2018 and has been a firm favourite in Whitefield ever since.
But it’s not just their tapas menu that’s caught the attention of locals – now apparently it’s their new table decorations.
Campo Blanco has shared CCTV footage of a couple who dined there recently pocketing lamps off their table.
The customer in question quietly reaches across her dinner, picks up the pretty gold lamp, turns it off, and shoves it into her coat pocket.
The restaurant shared the video online and pleaded for them to return the lamps by Christmas Eve.
They then said they’d be telling Santa – ‘and by Santa, we mean the police’.
Campo Blanco wrote: “We love our new table lights too. We actually can’t get them anymore as they’ve stopped making them so please bring them back. Also, they aren’t yours!
Viral juice brand Joe & The Juice is making a BIG return to Manchester
Daisy Jackson
Popular coffee shop Joe & The Juice is making a grand return to Manchester, taking on a huge unit in the city centre.
The Danish-based business is famed for its juices, shakes, and sandwiches, including its best-seller, the Tunacado.
Joe & The Juice used to be based within Debenhams in Manchester, but moved out of town when the retailer collapsed.
Now it’s back, signing a 10-year lease on a 2,685 sq ft unit at Manchester Arndale, in the former EE store.
With more than 300 juice bars and coffee shops around the world, Joe & The Juice’s pink branding has become a familiar site globally since its launch in 2002.
It’ll be joining the likes of Michael’s Coffee House, HOP Vietnamese, Sides, Creams, Black Sheep Coffee and Lazy Sundae in the Manchester Arndale’s ever-growing food and drink line-up.
Scott Linard, Portfolio Manager for M&G Real Estate, said: “It is great to welcome Joe & The Juice back to Manchester city centre.
“They have built a brand which has become synonymous with meeting spots across UK towns and cities, so we expect them to thrive at Manchester Arndale thanks to our close proximity to city centre businesses and students keen to catch up over a bite to eat.
“Joe & The Juice adds to our already strong F&B mix as we strive to create a full day out experience for visitors to Manchester Arndale.”
Steve Gray, Head of European Retail Asset Management at Global Mutual, added: “Joe & The Juice selecting Manchester Arndale for its city centre return highlights the continued demand we are seeing from international F&B and retail brands for space at the centre.
“Having a mix of established and growing brands helps to ensure Manchester Arndale continues to be an attractive destination for visitors and allows us to draw in shoppers from across the North West.”
Emily Sergeant -
6th July 2021 
