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Brighton Pagoda

Culinary worship of the Orient

Brighton Marina, West Jetty
Brighton, East Sussex BN2 5WA
United Kingdom
+44 1273 81 9053
http://www.brightonpagoda.co.u...

The inside of the floating Brighton Pagoda is rather old and traditional, but gives a warm and cosy ambience. The best thing about this restaurant is the view over the sea. The Pagoda has a bright upper deck and a more subdued lower deck, for evening dining. With seating for over 100 - it could be the ideal venue for parties. The menu is quite extensive and should feature something for every taste. The shredded duck spring roll starter was delicious at just over £3 and for mains no dish tops £6.50. The fillet of beef was good, if a little dry, but vegetarians are also amply catered for.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Brighton Pagoda photo by stebox@gmail.com

Photo: stebox@gmail.com

Wagamama

Crave-worthy Noodle Canteen 30 Kensington Street
(Argus Building)
Brighton BN1 4AJ
United Kingdom
+ 44 0 1273 688 892
http://www.wagamama.com Wagamama serves up a pan-Asian cuisine that features a fusion of eclectic traditional favorites with modern flavors. The fare is made fresh and all items are featured on a dietary menu, allowing guests full access to the ingredients in their food. Orders are taken via electronic pads, meaning that preparation begins in the kitchen as soon as you have made a choice on what to order. Dishes come to the table in the order that they are prepared, which can be problematic for groups who want to eat together. Start off with a range of dumplings, or dive right into the kare noodle soups. The atmosphere is also a major draw with lots of open, light space and minimalist décor. The end result is a dining experience that has only grown in popularity as new locations have opened worldwide.

Review © 2007, Wcities