Best Asian Food Restaurants in Manitoba

"Japanese-style crepes layer fun flavour combinations, like Snickers-inspired caramel, chocolate, and nuts (pictured), between crispy folds for a handheld snack. 201-99 Osborne St, 204-415-2833; 1220 St Mary’s Rd, 204-691-3700. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"

"This cute spot’s Japanese-style crepes are perfect for Village cool kids seeking a sugar rush. The tiramisu crepe deconstructs the traditional dessert into coffee infused Nutella, whipped cream, and crumbled lady fingers between the crepe’s warm, crispy folds. 201-99 Osborne St, 204-415-2833; D-1220 St Mary’s Rd, 204-691-3700"

"We waited some time to order but quickly got our food soon after. Their menu has different dishes you won't find anywhere else. I highly recommend crispy green beans and Buddha's Feast!"

"What is it: Another homerun from Enoteca’s Scott Bagshaw, Máquè sees the chef bringing Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese influences to his successful small plates concept. Why go: For unpretentious Asian-influenced small plates served in a slick, minimalist space. Start with an order of steamed buns, fluffy rolls with fillings like Nagano pork belly or smoked duck, before moving on to the rice and noodles and meat and seafood sections of the menu."

"This restaurant offers Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean dishes with a twist. Try their vegetable dishes or fill up on their meat and seafood dishes. They are currently offering pickup services, so give them a shout to order your next meal!"

"Spring Roll Restaurant is committed to provide customer with the best dining experience each time they visit the restaurant. Every food included in their menu are cooked using the finest and freshest ingredients. Spring Roll caters a variety of Chinese dishes which include tofu dishes, beef dishes, seafood and shrimp dishes, pork dishes, chicken dishes, chow mien and noodles, fried rice, egg foo young, chop suey, moo shi, appetizers and soups."

"This locally-owned Thai restaurant isn’t a strictly vegetarian/vegan restaurant, but their menu will fool you!. Almost half of the menu is either vegetarian, and they’re happy to make other dishes meatless for you. The menu has a lot of variety and features many authentic Thai dishes that are suitable for vegetarians and vegans!"

"I was asked for a pick up time and I told them what time we would like to pick up. When we picked up our o..."

"We went to Chop for Mother's Day, and also 1st time out since a year ago February. Appetizers were chili garlic shrimp and escargot. I had the Filet Mignon..."

"At the foot of Esplanade Riel, overlooking the Red River and Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Promenade Café and Wine is an ideal venue to take in the city skyline with clients and colleagues. Standard breakfast fare, perfectly prepared, is augmented by an array of sweet and savory crêpes, a nod to the city’s French Quarter. Popular with the business set, this quiet St. Boniface café bridges proximity to downtown and respite from the urban bustle."

"Serving, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, but you need to go for brunch. The owner’s passion is to make their customers happy with great, local food. If you are looking for something delicious but simple, the French Toast is the way to go."

"This is a gourmet cinnamon roll bakery that removes all the guilt from a classic dessert. They’re 100% vegan, dairy & lactose-free, egg-free and cholesterol-free and were featured on Shark Tank. Flavors include hot cocoa dream roll and spices praline roll."

"Offers: Gourmet vegan Cinnamon rolls; Pick-up (order online/phone), Delivery. Monday – Thursday & Sunday | 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Friday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM. Contact Details: 1600 Kenaston Boulevard Unit 170; Ph: 204-414-2111; Website"

"Offering a fascinating look into the history, culture, and nature of the province is the marvelous Manitoba Museum which is north of downtown Winnipeg. Its collection of over 2.6 million artifacts and specimens takes visitors on a whirlwind journey through the ages with interesting and interactive exhibits wherever you look. Founded in 1965, the massive museum has numerous galleries to explore which look at the province’s people, flora and fauna, and landscapes."

"Attracting throngs of visitors, there’s no second guessing why the Manitoba Museum is an award winning attraction.Famous for their walk through exhibits, visitors get a firsthand experience as the local history, culture and geology of the region is well represented. Real life exhibits too are on display where you get to see the prehistoric animals, log cabins and pronghorn antelope to nam...Read more"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user ajbatac used under CC BY 2.0. The focus of the Manitoba Museum is science, so naturally it is a great place to learn. One of the highlights is a marine observatory that showcases the ancient marine life of Hudson’s Bay."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Transcona Museum is a museum in Winnipeg, Canada, that is set within a bank building - Bank of Toronto - from 1925, and it explores the stories, origins, history, and community of Transcona. Founded in 1967, the museum is operated and owned by the City of Winnipeg."

"The city of Transcona was another community that became part of Winnipeg in 1972. The city developed after the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway purchased land in the area in 1907 and built railway repair shops to service steam locomotives and railway cars. The Canadian National Railway is still a major employer."

"Transcona Museum is a museum in Winnipeg, Manitoba, that maintains and promotes the history, stories and community spirit of the neighbourhood of Transcona. Museum • History museum"

"Nestled in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, this museum will transport you back to the Victorian era. Built in 1895, it was once of the home of Sir Hugh John Mcdonald (son of John A. Macdonald). One of Canada's finest examples of Queen Anne revival architecture, take a walk through the rooms where you'll discover the lives, history and culture of the people who lived during this time."

"See how the city’s upper crust lived at this turn-of-the-last-century home. The restored home of Sir Hugh John Macdonald, former Premier of Manitoba, is one of Winnipeg’s finest examples of Queen Anne Revival architecture. The lavish interior is decorated with period antiques dating back to the Victorian era."