| Enjoy a feast of new flavours in Cambridge and try some globally inspired cuisine.
Ying Wah [map] on Milton Road is a small and informal Oriental restaurant, which offers a wide selection of delicious dishes at low prices. Using only fresh ingredients and keeping sugar and salt to a bare minimum, Ying Wah caters for every dietary requirement.
If you’re on a budget but still want to enjoy some international cuisine head to Dojo Noodle Bar [map]. This place is a must for all fans of Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese cuisine. The menu offers a range of noodle dishes including soup-based and wok-fried. There’s also plenty of veggie dishes on offer as well as meat and seafood options. Portions are generous and great value to boot. There should be enough money left for a green tea or traditional Japanese beer to accompany your meal.
One of the area’s few Japanese restaurants The Golden Pheasant [map] offers excellent service and some of the finest cuisine in Cambridge. There’s also a selection of scrumptious sweets and a 10 per cent discount if you choose to take away instead of eating in.
Café Rouge [map], Bridge Street, is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant offering Soupe à L’oignon, Moules Rouges, Baguette Rouge and Croque Monsieur. Dessert selections include authentic French sweets such as Tarte au Citron and Petit Pot de Chocolat.
For something really different make your dining companion a clown by visiting Clowns [map] on King Street. This is one of those places that you’ll either love or hate, either way it stirs up strong feeling. Everywhere you look you’ll find a clown staring you in the face as the décor is decidedly clown-like. Forget about custard pies, as Clowns cheesecakes are the best around. Favoured by students and young people but those who suffer from coulrophobia should probably stay away.
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