Recently opened, we only discovered this delightful place because of the notice in the Chinese…read moregrocery shop at Partick Cross. Ordered jasmine tea, grilled dumplings, and a rice dish with pork and spring onions. Nicely presented, and tasted great. Enthusiastic and attentive staff (the Jasmine tea pot was constantly being refilled). Will go again, and plan to be more adventurous in exploring the menu.

Ok, this is yet another credit crunch review from me but the Manchurian is fantastic value…read more This place is not haute cuisine, nor is it very posh to look at, or an exponent of more unusual Asian food (for that try Asia Style). But me and my other half are always chuffed with our meals, the service and the price here. There are posher looking Chinese restaurants in town (with ruder staff and poor food) but we keep going back here. They have a very civilised all-you-can-eat option for a tiny £13.95. It's not an "all head for the piggy trough" buffet. You order some starters. You eat them. They come over and ask if you fancy some more starters. If you are so inclined (greedy? moi?) they do not make bloaty-cheek faces and farty noises at you, they smilingly bring you some more. And the food is very very nice indeed. There are Thai options as well as Cantonese Dishes. I recently had satay chicken, sticky prawns, and Thai green curry. All were nicely cooked (soft, just-cooked chicken, and tasty sauces). Other half was delighted with his beef with tomato. Main courses are nicely-sized portions, not too much, and you can add side dishes to your heart's content. And, if you are still hungry, order another main and a pudding. By which point, though, other customers will be making bloaty-cheek faces and farty noises at you. Just don't ever order more food than you will eat. I'm not sure what the punishment is ... obesity possibly.

Ok, I have visited this place many times because it's near my house. And I never regretted it…read more I quite like the environment inside, the atmosphere. And usually I try to come at hours that it's quiet (sometimes during evenings/nights you have to wait). First of all they always bring me prawn chips for free which are my favorite. And once I finished a bunch of prawn chips they brought me more. For free. The 3 course meal is always satiating. The main course comes with additional rice or chips, a good quantity. I have tried various different dishes and I found them always very tasty. The sweet might look little or lame. But the full course always leaves me with a fulfilled stomach. And a promise to hit the gym the next morning :) I love it!

Food was good however the service left a lot of room for improvement, it was a nice atmosphere but…read morea little crowded

Had the brisket udon noodle soup. A little salty but it was absolutely flavorful and delicious. The…read morebrisket had fat but that's totally fine for me. We also ordered the sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style, that was good. Ordered pork and Chinese leaves potstickers, they were very flavorful. The dough was a little thick for my liking. Egg fried rice was good. Overall it was a great spot and would definitely go back the next time I'm in Glasgow!

Ordered the couple meal and it was excellent value for money. A very tasty and large meal:)read more

Was only in Glasgow for a night and this was right downstairs from the flat we'd booked through…read moreAirBnB. Milady had a touch of the lurgi so bowls of Wonton soup (her) and Hot and Sour soup (me) were in order. Also Singapore noodles, and in a moment of well-judged impulsiveness, the Salt and Chilli Pepper King Prawns. Easily some of the best Chinese food we've had, and we've had some good Chinese good. I anticipate getting to know their menu better next time I'm in Glasgow!

Great wee takeaway... food always excellentread more

I used to hit this place on the way back form doing our stupidly massive monthly shop at the nearly…read moreASDA. With its resident eccentric Chinese owner, nice menu and reasonable prices, Ruby's is a good shout if your on the hunt for some decent Chinese takeaway grub. As ever i would suggest the crispy shredded beef (I'm addicted, counselling is being sought as we speak) and the female one recommends some sort of fish dish as ever. Now, I'm not certain how far this place delivers too so if somebody finds out then please let me know as i would definitely order from them again....if only to give myself a break from the Lemon Tree! Ruby's has tasty food, fast service and is good value for money.

Ruby Inn is a chinese/ cantonse/ thai takeaway located in the Kessington area of Bearsden. This is…read morethe only chinese takeaway which I use in the area as the food is so good. The staff are extermely polite and helpful - the first time we ordered a home delivery we received a letter in the post a few days later thanking us for the custom and asking if we could recommend any way they could improve their service which I couldn't!! They are happy to tailor a dish to your particular taste by making it more or less spicy etc. Home delivery service is good and reliable. I like that they always give a realistic expectation of when your food will arrive. This place is definitely worth a try.

Ah the simply deliciousness of the Amber Chinese. Smell them ribs coming at ya! Noms!…read more Ian and I tend to go here often as I would say Amber is one of my favourite West End Chinese take aways and restaurant. I absolutely love the mandarin sticky ribs, especially the sauce that they use. I love dipping in my prawn crackers and scooping up lashings of the stuff and making them crackers crackle. Munch! I always tend to get a chicken dish, usually sweet and sour or lemon/orange. I love chillaxing on a weekend night, getting a film in and tucking into our Chinesey goodness. The restaurant is pretty good too, I remember when it was the big freeze a couple of years back and I was snowed in the West End and there was no public transport back to the Tyre (Blantyre that is, for the foreigners). We headed in for a lunch dish and it was sooooo cold, as I believe temperatures were about -12 then. We got the lunch time special deal and a wee heater for our booth, to keep us warn. It was so cosy and the service was excellent. I've also been on a busier evening but I do prefer to have the meal at home. Sticky ribs does get a bit messy.

Recently refurbished (I believe), the Amber Restaurant is definitely a delectable gem…read more I've only ever been for the half price specials (between 5-7pm), which was pretty yummy as between four of us we paid under £20 for 2 courses each... score! Has all the usual catonese/chinese foodstuffs - I can recommend their chicken and sweetcorn dish. Fantastic. The fortune cookies will give you a few laughs, especially as they are in German - we spent a considerable amount of time trying to translate them, before we realised the english is on the back, doh!

The food is ALWAYS excellent, plentiful, and a very hot temperature for take-away! Eddie is very…read morehelpful. This place was a staple for us while we stayed in Goven for 4 weeks. Everyone calls it Chungs, but the name on the brochure is different. Stop in! You won't be disappointed!

One of my favourite Chinese restaurant - the staff in Chow can't wait to help you! At times it does…read morefeel extremely cramped as it is a bit tiny, but, on the plus side, when you know it's busy, it must serve good food, which is 100% true. Personally, I enjoy Chinese food, and this place is no exception (the ribs here are delicious), apart from the fact that my wallet isn't empty after I've been (waaay!) (also, it lacks those freaky waving cats, and other chinese-style accessories...eeep). Large portions for small prices, it's definately worth a trip. Sit in. Or take out. Or get a delivery. 'Chow' down...! (That was possibly the worst pun ever. Apologies).

"Sorry." That's it. A measly apology. For spilling a bottle of beer on my new suit. I appreciated…read moreit was an accident, but there was a distinct lack of sincerity with the response, so much so it could almost have been accompanied by a shrug of the shoulders. And it's a great pity, because the food in Chow is superb. Situated in a tiny unit on Byres Road, the Chinese restaurant makes use of every inch of space to cram in as many people as possible, both on the bottom floor and the small mezzanine level. The reasonably priced menu is extensive but I'm afraid my stubbornness when it comes to the ordering of Chinese foods means I'm only in a position to recommend my old faithfuls, hot and sour soup and chicken chow mein, both of which are excellent in here. In actual fact, this could almost have been a five star review but there's no getting away from the abruptness of some staff members, which I find to be an all too common occurrence. I really shouldn't come back, but unfortunately the food is just too damn good.