A new restaurant is set to open in Manchester next month promising to be a dining experience like no other, as it intertwines the vibrant atmosphere of 1930s Tokyo kissas and drinking dens.

Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay is thrilled to announce the grand opening of Lucky Cat Manchester, which will open its doors on June 1.

This marks the first major opening for Ramsay in the city and the second Lucky Cat worldwide, cementing the region’s reputation as a leading destination for food, drink, and entertainment.

Opening on King Street, the eatery will be located within an Art Deco building spanning three floors featuring opulent dining vaults.

In addition to the main restaurant there are also private dining spaces and private bars to book in advance.

Lucky Cat’s Manchester location will offer meals crafted by Ramsay and Lucky Cat executive head chef Andre Camilo who have crafted each dish with sharing and excellence in mind. 

Food includes Lucky Cat favourites Duck Bao, steak and cod alongside new dishes including sushi and raw dishes.

There is also an extensive cocktails list to enjoy including 216 possible combinations.

Speaking about the opening of Lucky Cat, Ramsay said: “I’ve toured and worked in much of Asia over the years, and the culture, the flavours, and the incredible cooking truly inspire me.

“Manchester is renowned for its thriving culinary landscape, and I’m thrilled to be a part of it.

“We’re fired up to build on the phenomenal success of our Mayfair restaurant and bring something truly exceptional to the people of Manchester this Summer.

“I can’t wait for Lucky Cat to make its mark in this fantastic city!”

Bookings can be made on the website or by calling 0161 424 9150 for restaurant and group reservations or 0207 5921373 for private dining and event enquiries.

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