It’s fair to say that Leeds has some excellent bottomless brunch options, but this one at Mans Market might just be our favourite yet.
The Chinese restaurant and bar concept is already a favourite in the city amongst foodies in the know, having been highly recommended by the Sunday Times.
Serving up a mix of dim sum, stuffed bao, sharing pans and ‘belly fillers’ alongside sides like triple cooked salt and pepper chips, stir fried mixed veg, egg fried rice and broccoli with chilli and garlic, we’re tempted to head down for a scran at any time of the week.
If you visit on Saturdays and Sundays between 12 and 3 pm, though, chances are you’ll get a whole lot more for your money by dining out on the £29 bottomless brunch deal.
For that, you’ll get two hours of unlimited drinks, a selection of dim sum, sides and mains. An absolute steal in our book. And the food looks mega, too.
Think giant prawn crackers, spring rolls, satay skewers and prawn sesame fingers to share, followed by a choice of crispy chilli beef, duck and char siu or sweet and sour chicken.
If none of those take your fancy, there’s a few more mains choices too – like black bean and pepper with tofu, chicken or beef, or Mans Market’s ‘around the world chicken curry’, served with your choice of egg fried rice, steamed rice or noodles.
If that’s not enough to tempt you, you’ll also get to choose a selection of sides (we’re definitely feeling those salt and pepper chips).
Throw in two hours of free-flowing prosecco or house lager, and you’ve got yourself a top notch brunch. After all, most places we’ve found in Leeds only do 90 minutes – so you’re certainly getting a lot more bang for your buck at Mans Market.
The way it works is you’re given a little sign that says ‘feed me’ / ‘drink me’ which you clip to a chain above your table when you’re in need of a top up. First the team will bring you over a dim sum sharing platter to start, before you move onto your mains.
If you don’t fancy lager or prosecco, there’s also a few upgrade options available. If you fancy sipping on bellinis instead, you can add these on for an additional £5 or go the whole hog and upgrade to any cocktail of your choice for an additional £10.
With fun drinks like bubblegum daiquiris, Hong Kong island iced teas and Kobe Tais, we’re certainly tempted.
To find our more, head over to their website to view the menu and book your table.
Feature image – MANS Market
