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I'm off to Sheffield this afternoon to see Kraftwerk at Sheffield City Hall but I've never been there before so I'm after some recommendations where to eat before hand - Japanese/Thai/Asian would be my preference within walking distance of the venue.
Recommendations for any pubs near the venue (Camra/craft ales) also appreciated?


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 9:20 am
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One of my favourites is Zeugma on London road - Turkish restaurant, does an excellent (and enormous) mixed grill, good to share.

[url= http://www.sakushi.co.uk/ ]Sakushi[/url] is a good sushi restaurant, bit like Yo Sushi.


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 9:32 am
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There's two or three Japanese places on Division St, which leads right to City Hall. None of them are particularly high-end, but perfectly nice for a pre-gig meal. I suggest just taking a stroll up Division St and seeing what takes your fancy. Some nice bars too - the Forum will be good today as you can sit outside on Devonshire Green. That's at the top of Division St (opposite end to City Hall).


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 9:37 am
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Alternatively the pub at Sheffield train station itself (if that's how you're travelling) - the Sheffield Tap - is supposed to be good for real-ale fans, but I'm not one of them 😀


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 9:38 am
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I lived on London road for a year or so, and that's definitely the place to head for food.
Ecclesall road always seems tempting, but its basically just chains.

If you want Thai -
Baan Thai, right at the bottom of London road is great food! Slightly posher, and a little bit more expensive than the rest of London road, but it is worth it. £22 ish P/P for a full set meal, is a great option.

Japanese -
WasabiSaba - Walk straight past this place, and don't even look in. Been 3/4 times, always hoping it would get better, and its dreadful!
Yama Shushi - Nice sushi, very traditional, not bad pricing.

Chinese -
Noodle Inn - People rave about this, and it is great traditional chinese food. Decent pricing, big portions.
Satay Yo Beer - Great food, good beer. What more could you want?

Vietnamese -
Saigon 68 - Great food again, decent sized portions. Good choice.

However I would go with Mowgli!
Zeugma is amazing food! We go all the time (probably too much!).
2 Zeugma's on London road, both close-ish to the bottom. And both pretty much identical.
Go!!


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 9:52 am
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If you are wiling to try Indian, try Lahore in the Wicker Arches - a no-fuss cafe where you'll be eating alongside Asian taxi drivers and the like. No huge menu, just a few things they do amazingly well. No alcohol allowed though.

But you will thank me, I can assure you of that.

(Ohh and it really is cheap as chips - naans for £1)!


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 10:27 am
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Oi Soi is a good Asian fusion style restaurant in the city centre by the Peace Gardens.

Pork Meatball soup is excellent.


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 10:55 am
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+1 for 'Oi Soi' ... went there recently and really enjoyed the Korean style


 
Posted : 15/06/2017 11:28 am