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Ben Arnold & Julia Banim

'I tried £45.50 all-you-can-eat restaurant where diners are given a stressful time limit'

One of the most pleasurable aspects of eating out has to be taking precious time out of your otherwise busy day to unwind and decompress in what ideally should be a relaxing environment. This isn't quite the vibe at SakkuSamba, a Manchester-based Brazilian-Japanese fusion restaurant where diners are put on a stopwatch.

Adults pay £45.50 excluding drinks for the all-you-can-eat experience, while kids between the ages of four and thirteen get their dinner for a discounted £17.95. Those under four can eat for free.

Keen to see what this marathon-style dining would entail, Manchester Evening News' food and drink reporter Ben Arnold decided to pay a visit to SakkuSamba, accompanied by his 12-year-old daughter.

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