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#7
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Japanese or Mexican food in Manchester? Come to the Peter Street Kitchen to try both

In the beautiful Free Trade Hall, the multi-award-winning Peter Street Kitchen serves contemporary Japanese and Mexican cuisine, alongside cocktails, sake and wine. Peter Street Kitchen has won several winner British Restaurant Awards and most recently TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Best of the Best Restaurants 2025.

As well as a Japanese and Mexican à la carte menu, diners can also enjoy a curated Omakase experience, featuring a six-course tasting menu curated by a team of talented chefs

Introducing our refreshed Summer Highball Collection

Three new cocktails, united by one philosophy: to be light, elegant, and beautifully refined. Our Summer Highball Collection, crafted in close partnership with The House of Suntory, weaves together the finest Japanese spirits with carefully considered seasonal flavours - yuzu, matcha, passionfruit and many more – to create a selection of serves that are as alluring as they are refreshing. 

Available from 14th July - 12th September

Festive Set Menu

2-8 guests

2-Courses £39 | 3-Courses £45

The Festive Set Menu at Peter Street Kitchen moves between precise Japanese flavour and bold Mexican heat, whether you're squeezing in a quick catch-up or settling in for the evening. Crispy duck with pomegranate and papaya chilli dressing, skewered beef tenderloin on a hot lava stone, and Christmas pudding with brandy sauce, each matched with Gusbourne Blanc de Blancs or an Ume Bellini.
 
Available from:
17th November - 24th December

Taste of Peter Street Kitchen

2-8 guests

Sharing Menu £65

Go bolder with the Festive Taste of Peter Street Kitchen: stone bass with Andean chilli lime salt, paprika-dusted calamari with green chilli and cayenne mayonnaise, and a yoghurt and white chocolate mousse with goma sponge and calpico sorbet, served with Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial NV or an Ume Bellini.
 
Available from:
17th November - 24th December

Festive Group Dining

6+ guests

Bigger tables call for bigger appetites, office parties, the whole extended family, or the old friends who only reappear once a year. Peter Street Kitchen in Manchester handles the rest. The Festive Group Dining menu is built for the middle of the table: crispy filo king prawns with wasabi mayonnaise, sliced ribeye with truffle and wasabi butter, and kurimu, a passion fruit crème brûlée with coconut sorbet and umeshu jelly, all served alongside a glass of Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial NV or an Ume Bellini. No debating who ordered what, just pass, share, repeat. 

Served:
17th November - 24th December

From:
£75 per person

Christmas Eve Dinner

Christmas Eve at Peter Street Kitchen, inside Manchester’s Free Trade Hall, means the full à la carte menu, just the kitchen doing what it does best. Whether you're squeezing in a last dinner before the big day or making an evening of it with friends, there's plenty to share. Start with the Kaisen Moriawase, a seafood platter of oysters, tiger prawns, tuna sashimi, hamachi tartare and Cornish crab, then move on to a grilled A5 Wagyu ribeye with chilli truffle teriyaki, sliced ribeye with truffle and wasabi butter, or black cod with green chilli shiso salsa. 
 
Served:
5pm - 10pm

Christmas Day

Christmas Day at Peter Street Kitchen in Manchester is given the whole afternoon, from 12:30pm to 8pm, where a five-course menu has been built to be relished, not rushed: Champagne-cured Scottish salmon with hamachi and passion fruit dressing to open, a Moët Brut jelly with blood orange sorbet to clear the palate, aged beef Wellington with charred greens and red wine reduction taking centre stage, and a Madagascan vanilla yule log with chestnut caramel, beetroot and pistachio sablé to finish the festive feast. Alongside it, a three-course children's menu keeps the youngest guests just as well looked after.

Served:
12:30pm - 8pm


From:
£165 per person
£70 per child

Explore 100 Years of Japanese Whisky

Masterclass

Since 1923, Suntory has led the way in Japanese whisky-making, combining heritage and innovation to produce spirits revered around the world. This masterclass explores its rich story and refined techniques, alongside a guided tasting of four premium expressions.

What’s Included:
• History and development of Japanese whisky
• Insights into the distillation craft
• Professional tasting methods
• A flight of four premium whiskies
• Paired Japanese small plates

Held every other Saturday, 2–4 pm

Set in The Rikyu Bar, Peter Street Kitchen, Manchester

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