Street Food In Manchester

Sample some of the very best street food around at Wing Fest this September, taking place at Victoria Baths. The three-day event promises a whole lot of chicken wings, all sold for just £1.50 each. You can choose your favourites from three categories: Buffalo, barbecue and wild wings, before the winners are crowned at the end.

Tickets start from £19.50 each, including a signature trucker hat on arrival. This will also get you all-day access to live music, DJ sets, axe throwing and arcade games, and there are even eating competitions and hot sauce challenges to get involved in.

After Indian street food in Manchester? Mowgli Corn Exchange has everything from tiffin boxes to curries and all your favourite sides, like garlic-laden naan. Plus, the dining space at this unique restaurant is decked out with rustic wood and quirky jungle gym decor.

Situated in the heart of The Depot, Mayfield, Freight Island is a vibrant event space that's home to 11 different street food vendors, as well as five separate bars. There are both indoor and outdoor dining spaces, and you'll often find live entertainment, including musicians, quizzes and DJ sets.

Choose from brilliant vendors like Voodoo Ray's, Mega Gyros or Lazy Tony's Taqueria. Tuck into the likes of juicy bacon cheeseburgers, teriyaki duck gyoza, chicken empanadas and so much more.

Offering some of the best street food in Manchester city centre, Hatch is a collection of cool shipping containers on Oxford Road. Nab your meal from the likes of Bondi Bowls and Parmogeddon, before heading to Miami Ice, which combines beach bar with 80s disco.

When in need of street food in Manchester's Northern Quarter, head to the home of its cheesiest bites, Northern Soul. Think indulgent food with all the gooey feels, alongside gherkin-topped plates aplenty.

Scene Indian Street Kitchen has a list of dishes from all across the sub-continent. Whether you go for sharing platters, 'railway burgers', veggie dosa or kebabs, the flavours here are sure to blow you away.

Asian street food in Manchester doesn't come much better than the dishes whipped up by Thaikun. This destination for plates from Thailand is not only a fun, colourful location, including having a tuk tuk as decor, but the dishes themselves are affordable too.

A top choice out of the best street food restaurants in Manchester, Tampopo is dishing out meals from across Asia, such as Thailand, Japan, Indonesia and more. Think a menu that includes Singapore-style yellow noodles, classic curries and stir-fries.

A great choice for Indian street food and craft beers, Bundobust never disappoints. There's okra fries, bhaji butties and paneer tikka, all accompanied by drinks that include everything from natural wines and IPAs to quirky cocktails.