I used to live near here and was visiting friends so we decided to go for a wee ruby on Saturday…read morenight around 8 ish, the place was fairly busy but we were seated without any delay and within a minute of sitting down complimentary spiced onions and poppadoms appeared which we devoured . We ordered a drink from a very friendly chatty waitress who and within 5 minutes or so they arrived i had a pint of Kingfisher which went down very well. We were informed the buffet was ready for us and made great haste to it, the starter selection was good, the usual favourites where all there and i liked the Chilli Chicken which was bang on spice wise and and they even had chips and pizza on the buffet ( most places i go to will charge extra for chips nice touch i thought). The starters done we headed for the mains again a good selection and some authentic veggy versions which my mate loved, i kept being called back to the buffet by the South Indian Garlic Chilli Chicken.mmmm Nobody had any room left for the sweets which is a shame as the chocolate fountain looked inviting. The restaurant itself appears to have new owners since the last time i was in and they had two parties down the bottom with a singer on a stage with star lighting etc which seemed to be going down a storm,we were informed entertainment was a regular thing on friday /saturday nights. Overall a good meal and a restaurant singer you could listen to , its well worth seeking this place out and dont let the location put you off its a hidden gem behind The County Inn off Dukes Rd.

First - don't be fooled by the outward appearance - India Palms is in a horrible, decaying building…read morejust off the A724 and served by a rutted, potholed car park - if you have a brand new car don't park it here would be my advice. Inside it's a bit grotty and dated as well.....artex ceiling, Ikea candle holders, peeling wallpaper etc. But the food and the staff instantly make up for all this - this is a stonking good value for money all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant, the food is good - the curries are full-on, not watered down like you get in a lot of Indian buffets, and outdoes a lot of the overpriced and underwhelming places in the centre of town. They do an extensive takeaway menu as well - not that I've tried it. All the staff are fantastic too - if only the place looked a bit better!!!

Best kitchen at East END! Malky also is really good lough! Really clean and delicious!read more

Slightly garish inside and out, the New Pearl of India can give the impression of being the…read moreculinary equivalent of a pair of white jeans. However, behind the slightly crass exterior lurks a genuinely enjoyable Indian restaurant which my boyfriend (who lives nearby)raves about. What makes the Pearl of India so enjoyable is the way the staff makes you feel like a valuable regular, even if this is your first visit. The level of attention given to customers can be slightly overwhelming at times. After briefly hinting that he was thinking of going to the restaurant for Christmas dinner, my boyfriend's dad found himself harranged by three members of staff, a diary book and a selection of Christmas menus for a good twenty minutes, before having to ask them (politely) to leave him alone. Perhaps he should have expected it really - he was probably the only person to query having Christmas dinner here (what about turkey & all the trimmings?!) As far as the food goes, it has quite simply the one of the finest chicken pakora in Glasgow and that alone is worth the trip! Yum yum.

As I lay here in a food coma I am struggling to breath too deeply as its pressing against my…read moretriplet food baby You know when the food is so good that you carry on eating even after you are full, then you definitely stop eating as you're now in pain, yet still find yourself dipping another piece of naan in the sauce Well that was tonight's meal Hadn't heard about this place, only found it as I searched Indians around me Wasn't sure what to expect, drove past it twice as its on a busy intersection of the road which does take your attention away from looking Inside is larger than expected from the outside, can cater for up to 100 covers It's well decorated inside and the seats comfortable Great service, looked in in a few times throughout the meal to make sure we were all good but not too many visits to make it annoying. The food however, my god the food, the two of us that went ordered so much and really couldn't stop eating, we waddled out after I definitely will go back now that I know where it is

DELICIOUS! Obsession was recommended to us by a friend we visited in Glasgow. We throughly enjoyed…read moreeverything we ordered. There are so many choices on the menu, it's really hard to decide which dishes to try. We talked with several locals seated near us and they all were repeat customers to this restaurant. We started with the Vegetable Samosa and the Fish Pakora.. Both were generous portions and absolutely delicious. For our main courses we ordered Rogan Josh Lamb and South Indian Garlic Chili Tikka chicken. The flavors of the dishes were delicious but totally different. Loved this place. The servers were very attentive.

Fantastic food and service. Can't wait to return! We arrived without reservations and they were…read moreextremely accommodating. I love the ambience as well.

Food is of great quality. Their 'South Indian garlic chili chicken' is my favorite. The naan is…read moresometimes a little dry though. Adequate delivery time. Al in all,I recommend this take away.

Brilliant buffet service for my family's party Great food…read moreclean fresh Possibaly the cleanest shop around

Good, but not as good as I remembered it to be. Lamb was tough. Great choice of interesting dishes,…read morethough, and probably the best naan in Glasgow.

Having had several excellent takeaways from Nakodar the misses and I found ourselves without the…read morekids for the night and decided to give it a try. It was everything we could hope for, great decor, excellent staff and the food was excellent. Would have to put it in my top 5 in Glasgow. Not to mention the walled beer garden out the back and the Banksy in the lane behind. Definitely worth a detour to find this wee gem.

Extremely friendly staff…read more Food goes the stomach but chanda cottages goes to the heart Kebab chips and cheese are the best

Just a wee disclaimer: I never really order Indian food. It's never a go to takeaway choice…read more However, after a very long week we decided to order in. We had that usual "I don't know, what do you want?" back and forth before I suggested getting what we've coined "an Indian pick 'n' mix"... A selection of dishes so we can try loads of things and pick at them instead of having a heavy curry. Tonight we ordered a set meal of chicken chasni, pilau rice and popadoms with spiced onions to share. We also got a couple of different pakoras (fish and chicken) and a portion of chips, cheese and chicken tikka because it sounded intriguing. Hubby opted for some Peshawari naan because he is crazy for it and says it feels like he's getting a dessert! Yes, yes, I know that is a mega feast. Don't judge us. The Good - those intriguing chips, cheese and chicken tikka were soooo good. Ultimate comfort food and exactly what I needed. Those fluffy chips, sharp cheese and delicious mild chicken tikka chunks worked like a massive cuddle and I was so happy we ordered them. The Bad - Fish pakora. It looked like frozen chunks of fish and the batter didn't even coat the entire pieces. It was overcooked and chewy with no flavour. I had one piece and gave up. The Average - The chicken chasni had lovely flavours and was on the hotter side of medium but it had hardly any chicken in it and came across as a little stingey. The vegetable pakora was nice. Not great. Not bad. Just some nice vegetable pakora. The Peshawari naan was super sweet. This isn't my favourite dish because I don't have much of a sweet tooth, but the actual naan bread tastes pretty good and wasn't overly doughy. Overall our food was a bit hit and miss. I'd been recommended Chanda Cottage by a couple of people for the next time we fancied having a little buffet for dinner, but it's not convinced me to change from our usual place. I can't guarantee I won't be back for those chips though when I need a good comfort food hug though.

Very good. Good selection. Nice lunch menu with special groups of dishes. Naan was tasty, curry's…read morenot too spicy. Lhasa mango was excellent. Will come back.

So, the one thing I loved about this place was that it looks nothing like a stereotypical Indian…read moreRestaurant. It's clear that the focus of the restaurant is that it should still be a fun pub atmosphere that just happens to serve Indian food. So, looking in from the outside, you wouldn't know that it was an Indian restaurant. But when you walk in and smell it, you'll know. Portions were a little small so expect that you'd need to get a few things to get a full meal out of it. But they are appropriately priced for the portion size. They serve food here tapas-style and I believe you are still meant to share them so the idea is that you get a lot of dishes and eat as you drink copious amounts of beer. The one thing that made this place stand out was their service. It was amazing! During my meal, their card machines broke down and, as a result, I didn't have a way to pay for my food. The manager then comes up to me and says, "It's our fault. Don't worry about it." To be clear, this is only something I'd see in small-town America but never in a major city. So I was surprised that in Scotland's largest city, they were so trusting. (Really earning their reputation as the friendliest city in the UK). I was so touched that I promised I'd return to pay for my meal. I even kept my receipt so they'd know what to charge me. I came back the next morning, paid my bill, and, even though it's not required at all in the UK, I left a big tip as a thank you for trusting me and being so accommodating. When I come back to Glasgow, I will definitely come back.

I went to this little restaurant on Main St, Rutherglen for the 2nd time last night. It has only…read morebeen open about a year but the food is excellent! My son and niece opted for the buffet for £8.95 each and they loved it.I had a Ceylonese korma and it was lovely with just the right amount of meat and sauce. It is a small, cosy restaurant and the owner was very courteous and helpful. I would recommend this restaurant highly and will be going back again soon. It is not licensed so if you want alcohol you can take your own :)

The place is too small., the food a wee bit dry on the buffet. Staff really good., nice and helpful.read more