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tremendocomemierda t1_iv2g0bq wrote

Ethnic food is where Manchester excels, imo.

Indian/Pakistani/Nepalese:

  • Annapurna Curry and Sekuwa House
  • Classic Biryani Kebab and Curry
  • Kathmandu Spice
  • Taj India

Southeast Asian

  • Golden Bowl

Mexican:

  • Consuelos
  • El Rincon Zacatecano
  • Taqueria and Pastelitos

Other Latin American:

  • Antojitos Colombianos
  • Dulce's Bakery

There's also a bunch of other Chinese, Thai, Middle Eastern, and Mexican joints worth your time that I didn't list because I'm too lazy.

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fins4ever t1_iv2hfui wrote

There's a delicious Russian Cafe in South Manchester (Sunny Cafe) and a great French Canadian place on the west side (Chez Vachon). Additionally a few good middle eastern fried chicken places downtown

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Anxious_Aide_2091 t1_iv2i9a1 wrote

If you want to try German food, Bavaria in hooksett is great

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cerryl66 t1_iv2isl3 wrote

California Burritos in Nashua is excellent if you want to travel slightly

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literallyatree t1_iv2plhf wrote

I was a big fan of Albasha Mediterranean when I lived in Manchester

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SenseiMilo t1_iv2qagc wrote

If you’re in Manchester, I’d recommend The Gyro Spot. I’ve ordered their stuff a few times and they’re a good change from more normal American food.

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Smirkly t1_iv2rcaj wrote

A bit outside Manchester but I love Moritomo's in Concord for Sushi etc.

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ShireDude802 t1_iv2rqbq wrote

Replying to tremendocomemierda (#445,142)

The chicken kabobs at Vlassic Biyani is the best dish in Manchester. The rest of their food ranges from meh to very good, but that chicken kabob is on another level. Side note: mimosas are vastly superior to egg rolls.

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NewHampshireAngle t1_iv30jcm wrote

Cafe Momo is an excellent Nepalese restaurant on Hanover Street near Exit 6 off I-93.

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buddaycousin t1_iv30l9w wrote

Ninas Bistro in Concord is a good sandwich place, that always has some Serbian specialties.

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eklindss t1_iv3c47x wrote

A little further out but Kashmir in Salem has amazing Indian food!

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EarlGreyHikingBaker t1_iv3f3by wrote

Kathmandu spice (Indian) in Manchester;

Bangkok thai in Londonderry;

El Rincon in Manchester

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landers718 t1_iv3mwkv wrote

La caretta is good for Mexican

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datt_migangi t1_iv3nnal wrote

Al basha with the elite shawarma and falafel. Best spicy hummus abd tzatziki ve ever had

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sertater t1_iv3p7yy wrote

India Palace in Nashua goes hard

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EarlGreyHikingBaker t1_iv3rfs1 wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#447,154)

From what I've had, yes, better, but I haven't been to crazy many times. The people at bangkok thai are super friendly, I've been going there roughly monthly for years. My go-to's are the curry puffs (excellent flaky pastry); and either the pineapple fried rice with veggies or the basil fried rice with veggies; and of course the thai iced tea. The chicken satay is great too.

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Fenwick19 t1_iv3ui8h wrote

Replying to tremendocomemierda (#445,142)

Hispanic: Iguana’s, Consuelos, El Rincon, Taqueria y Pastelitos, Antojitos Colombianos, Dulce’s Bakery, Begy’s Taqueria, California Burritos, Rita Supermarket

Asian/Indian: Annapurna, Classic Biryani Kabab and Curry, Cafe Momo, Ubon Thai2go, Thai Food Connection, Daw Kun Thai, Osaka, Kisaki, Pho Golden Bowl

Miscelanneous: Al Basha Mediterranean, Gumaa’s Bar and Grill (African), Kennedy Fried Chicken, Gyro Spot, USA Chicken and Biscuit, Poke Spot, Zem Zem

I keep a list in my notes, pretty similar to yours. Glad to see someone else appreciates the ethnic food scene in Manch as much as I do!

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Shirt-Medium t1_iv41vuj wrote

Cafe MoMo is my personal favorite. Located on the outskirts of Manchester this restaurant serves up Nepalese and Bhutanese cuisine. Prior to going I’ve never had either types of food but now can honestly say they are two of my favorite types. Go Check It Out!

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the_nobodys t1_iv4amps wrote

Replying to Shirt-Medium (#447,751)

Dude, I came here to make this suggestion. Don't let the exterior fool you, we went there for a nicish dinner (not expecting much) and ordered too much food and it was delicious! (The weird Nepalese music videos playing on the TVs that all take place in beautiful fields was a little distracting at first).

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applegeek101 t1_iv4id6q wrote

Puerto Vallarta and Consuelo’s Taqueria are both good for Mexican food!

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dschwanh t1_iv58po8 wrote

Troy’s Fresh Kitchen in Londonderry for incredible healthy food and they make anything vegan. The breakfast bowls are to die for Troy’s

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heypangolin t1_iv5hfu9 wrote

Replying to Shirt-Medium (#447,751)

Yes! I came here to make the same recommendation. Cafe MoMo is fantastic. The food is incredible and the people are very helpful. If you're ever out in Portsmouth, Durbar Square is owned by the same family and is also delicious!

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bigbadbillyd t1_iv5m93j wrote

Replying to eklindss (#446,630)

I can't believe that place is still in business my stepmom at the time would take me there all the time and I freaking loved the place but every time I went we were literally the only customers there. I haven't been there in like 12 years but next time I'm back in NH I'm going to get a table. Literally everything on the menu was fantastic

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NervousJ41 t1_iv5wz36 wrote

Replying to Smirkly (#445,698)

For a quicker and more humble sushi, I would recommend Splendid Sushi on Pleasant in Concord. Never crowded because most of their orders are take out for the businesses around. Great spicy tuna rolls and unagi nigiri.

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Less_Cryptographer86 t1_iv6fade wrote

Campo is an Italian Reataurant that makes their own pasta and bread. We’ve never had a bad meal there. And I am full Italian.

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Smirkly t1_iv6h6nb wrote

Replying to NervousJ41 (#450,315)

Thanks and I have been there with one of my sons on occasion. It's nice, I don't knock it. Moritomo's is a bit more upscale and I have 4 lunch specials I particularly enjoy. #4 Bento box on the lunch special is a bargain. My son and i do it every Monday, his day off, and I'm never disappointed. The owners, Tom and Charlene, are nice folks.

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