Manchester’s Oxford road is gearing up to welcome a brand new addition to its thriving food and drink scene, following a string of new foodie concepts opening over the last six months. This time, it’s the turn of Tahi - a first-of-its-kind restaurant bringing the flavours of New Zealand to the city.
Located within Manchester’s vibrant new neighbourhood, Circle Square, on Oxford Road, it’s been brought to life by one of the founders behind the hugely successful Tamper Coffee in Sheffield. Established by New Zealand native, Jonathan Perry, a distinct Kiwi identity and accent runs through the design and food at the 102-cover restaurant, which counts the recently opened, late-night food and entertainment venue Canvas, and food hall Hello Oriental, as neighbours.
Jonathan Perry, founder of Tahi says: "I am a New Zealander with a passion for awesome coffee and amazing food (like most New Zealanders!). Ten years ago I created Tamper Coffee Company in Sheffield which started as a coffee shop and expanded into the cafe it is today.
