Influenced by bowl culture and design of Los Angeles and Tokyo ramen bars, House of Fu will feature a late-night party spot, state-of-the-art karaoke rooms, and private dining room
Last year, it was confirmed that a popular Leeds ramen and dumpling spot, House of Fu, would be heading to Manchester. Now, the team behind the hit restaurant have confirmed the exact date it will open.
Their first site opened in 2021 on The Headrow in Leeds, and has since gone on to gain a loyal following for their innovative flavours and creative takes on Japanese favourites such as gyoza, katsu and tonkotsu broth. Ben Iley, a long-time collaborator of the team who formerly ran the kitchen at Michelin-recommended restaurant, Ox Club in Leeds will be behind the pass and overseeing Manchester operations.
"It’s that excitement and love for a good bowl we want to bring to Manchester. Whilst the core menu will consist of some firm favourites, each week the kitchen team will be challenging their creativity, producing their own specials to serve up so our guests can enjoy something different and new every time they visit. We want House of Fu to be somewhere chefs want to train as much as they want to eat.
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