Best Asian Food Restaurants in Winnipeg

"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"

"While you won't be able to enjoy its cheer interior just yet, Kawaii Crepe is available for delivery!. Kit has your order all sorted out: get the Pump up the Yam crepe for your main dish, followed by the Fruitella for dessert with added bananas and strawberries!"

"P.F. Chang's is a restaurant concept that honors the 2,000-year-old Asian tradition of wok cooking and believes in making food from scratch every day in every restaurant. With a Farm to Wok™ food philosophy at its core, P.F. Chang's chefs hand-roll dim sum, hand chop and slice all vegetables and...See More"

"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!"

"Sun Fortune restaurant is a well known Chinese food joint in Winnipeg. The restaurant is known for serving Kong-style cuisine, savory fondues, and milk teas. Located on Pembina highway, the restaurant for its high quality of food is hit amongst Winnipeg’s citizens.The restaurant specializes in serving Szechuan Style Deep Fried Beef Strips, Fish Fillet Congee, Seafood Fried Rice with Shrimp Sauce, Shrimp, Chicken with Black Bean Sauce, Deluxe Seafood Congee, Bitter Melon and Beef on Rice, Plain Egg Foo Yung, Curry Seafood with Rice, Salt and Pepper Pork Chop, Chinese Anchovy and Chicken Fried Rice & Scallop and Squid with Vegetables."

"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."

"The Thirsty Lion Tavern is perhaps one of the most laid-back bars on this list. Expect a pretty chilled out atmosphere where you can catch a hockey game and order a variety of traditional pub eats. They’ve got pool tables, large TVs, and some great beers on tap."

"The Forks National Historic Site is a 9-acre park on the Red River with local history exhibits & art, plus a playground & amphitheater operated by Park Canada. The park is at the intersection of Red and Assiniboine Rivers. The park includes interpretive displays, artwork, walking trails pier, a canoe cove, a native prairie garden, and concerts and activities at a riverside amphitheater."

"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."

"Seven Oaks House Museum is a two-storey log building constructed between 1851 and 1853. It was the former house of John Inkster, a prominent merchant and farmer. Decorated with family furnishings, including some handmade furniture, and other period pieces, the museum provides a glimpse into 19th century life in the Red River Colony."

"The Seven Oaks House Museum is a museum in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The two-storey log dwelling is designated a Provincial Heritage Site, and a Winnipeg Landmark Heritage Structure. Museum • History museum • Specialty museum • Historical place"

"Brazen Hall Kitchen & Brewery was built from an honest vision of brewing all styles of beer, and brewing them well. This brewery was started by Kristjan Kristjansson after 5 years of visiting breweries, and discussing with master brewers and owners. He came to the idea of building a 10 Hectoliter brewery to create expertly brewed artisan craft beer in the rising beer industry in Winnipeg and all over Manitoba."

"What is it: Get a taste of Winnipeg’s burgeoning craft beer scene at this top-notch brewery. Why go: A cool, industrial-style space serves as the setting for Brazen Hall’s house-brewed beers and approachable gastropub menu. With brews on tap ranging from the easy-drinking Steel Cut Blonde Ale to the citrusy Gokstad IPA, hop-heads of all stripes will find something to enjoy."