Asian cuisine restaurants Channel Islands

In the heart of Sainte-Anne, here is a very good Thai restaurant which proposes well prepared and especially very copious dishes. Excellent curries, a pad thaï to fall down and all the other great classics of the gastronomy of the Land of Smiles. It is in any case very original to eat Thai on this small island in the Channel. As an aperitif, you can also enjoy a good cocktail. Note that take-away is also possible (until 9:30 pm).

For a change from the traditional fish and chips, here's a nice address that has taken the place of the famous French address Le Petit Bistrot. In a colorful, cozy atmosphere, you sit around a rickshaw and enjoy street food with a spicy Bangladeshi twist! The dishes are simple but always good - the curries are to die for! -And above all, a unique offering on the archipelago: the perfect address for a quick, quality meal. To be washed down with a homemade gin and tonic, before or after your meal!

L'Awabi is one of the best addresses, if not the best, for Japanese food on the island of Jersey. This small, cosy room sends you to the Land of the Rising Sun, with its minimalist decor and a menu of (very) well thought-out Japanese specialities, devised by the self-taught and very talented chef Stephen. With the addition of Asian beers and a selection of fine wines on the menu, there's something to delight even the most discerning palate in the heart of Saint-Hélier. Calling all connoisseurs!

Le Soy is one of the best places to eat Japanese food in the Channel Islands. The chef takes the great classics of Japanese menus and adds a few well-considered inspirations, between fusion cuisine, good seafood ideas and poke bowls. To make matters worse, the setting is really very pleasant, the decor is always tasteful and there's a large (heated) terrace for those nice days when it doesn't rain.

As on the other side of the Channel, the Indian gastronomy is very appreciated on the island of Guernsey. And this restaurant has been successful since it opened in 1989. In addition to the always smiling welcome, you will find on the menu all the great classics well known by the amateurs. Be careful though, because even if you limit the quantity of spices with the middle spicy dishes, they can turn out to be rather spicy. Reservations are strongly recommended, especially in the evening. It is also possible to buy your meal to go.

Koi Koi is Guernsey's best address for Asian fusion cuisine. This recently opened dim sum & sushi bar offers a fine culinary experience in a unique setting, with a rooftop decked out in pink. In addition to a Japanese menu based on fresh produce, you can also enjoy original burgers, curries, fish or a fine piece of beef. And for those who'd rather settle for an excellent cocktail (with or without alcohol), the restaurant's bar is open from Tuesday to Saturday (5.30pm to 12.45am).