The food's really good and reasonably priced, and the staff are really nice. The place itself feels…read morea little bit overdesigned - it's overlit and feels a little bit like sitting in the set for a comedy sketch, which I'm sure wasn't the intention; being asked to tie a wish ribbon to a bamboo pole on exit felt a bit silly - but it's an interesting new addition and maybe I'm just an oldie yelling at kids to get off my lawn. Hopefully the new student digs nearby will ensure enough footfall to save it from the Partick Triangle: that wee bit of Partick around the Three Judges has seen a lot of places come and go in recent years. Hopefully now that the road's re-opened and the flats are making the area a lot busier Nam Tuk can get the numbers it deserves.

Had a group meal here with seven people clustered around a Korean barbecue. Good selection of meat,…read moreand ordered a range of smaller plates as well. This is a fun place with a relaxed atmosphere and a good variety of interesting Asian food.

I have been going to Bar Soba in Mitchell lane for a few years now, and I really enjoy the food. I…read morewas excited to hear they were opening up in Merchant square, and I actually booked up for Hogmanay 2015/16. This was a really fantastic night! Its a pretty big restaurant, and we were seated outside on the balcony. This was the perfect seat to be part of all the action that was taking place in the middle of the square. There was a live singer, 7 piece band and a DJ till 3am. All indoors which was ideal due to the normal Baltic temps in December! The service throughout the night was amazing. It was a set 3 courses with Prosecco for £40 which was actually the cheapest price within the square. It meant you could keep your table all night and leave jackets etc. This was pre Yelping days so I actually don't have any pics of the food!! (shameful!) I went back last week, and again had a really nice meal, with great service. I made the most of the 5pm deal - 2 courses for £12.95. The portion size was substantial and a really tasty dish. It defo has a different vibe than Mitchell lane, and is more of a restaurant than bar, however I enjoyed it just the same.

Having worked round the corner from Mitchell Street for a few years, Bar Soba has been a tried and…read moretested favourite for a while. Great value pre-theatre menu and tasty pan Asian food. Just don't go if you're in a hurry. Unfortunately, the slow service is a similar theme at the new Soba restaurant on Albion Street. We did not have a booking however, so I would recommend to call to reserve a table. After about 20 mins we had still not been approached to take our food/drink order, and some of the staff seemed to be standing around in a daydream while we tried to grab their attention. When we did order, our drinks (two cokes) took another 10 mins to get to the table. On the other hand, the food was speedy and was at our table in about 15 mins. The chicken sate burger was spot on, smothered in sate sauce and sandwiched between a soft brioche bun. The chilli chips coupled with the sweet chilli dipping sauce were a perfect combo. The Katsu Curry unfortunately came with a really tiny amount of sauce to accompany the chicken, which was a bit of a let down. Although slow to start, the food was good and the staff were very friendly and chatty. Plus, we used a 50% off voucher so we grabbed a really good deal for the meal and service. Will be back, but definitely not one to try and squeeze into your lunch hour!

I was very excited to try the new version of dumpling monkey but I'm afraid it was a massive let…read moredown. I got the distinct feeling they have opened before they had the menu right or the staff trained. * no dumplings of any type left at all. * dan dan soup was nothing like the Dumbarton road one. Watery and limp. * Katsu bento box was tasteless and really really poor version of a normally great dish. * service was poor and disorganised, staff milling around doing nothing whilst we waited for food The worst eating out experience in a long long time.

We ate there last night and the aesthetics were better than the food. The duck spring rolls had…read moreno taste and definitely no duck flavor. The salt & Chili Ribs were better ("B") I got the Cumin Lamb and the flavor was both unique and tasty. That, I liked. My wife got schezwan chicken which she felt was hot(spicy), but i thought was devoid of flavor and not so spicy. It was a survivable Meal. You could do better, but its a pretty good meal when you need something later in evening

If you have eaten PHO in more authentic places like Little Vietnam in Los Angeles, San Francisco,…read moreToronto, and Orange County (I have)...then don't eat here. The Pho is not authentic. It is picture pretty but that is about it. This place was recommended by our friend's 25 year old kid (whose palette is still young). The decor is beautiful and the inside is cozy and intimate. I ordered the seafood pho. It had no depth to it. It was missing that umami flavor. The broth was watery. It was missing the mint and the Thai basil. I ordered it #2 spicy and it was not spicy at all. We asked for some Fish sauce and they had no idea what we were talking about (which should have been a red flag) so then we asked for Hoisin sauce and they didn't have that either, they offered us soy sauce and we accepted that. Anything to bring some flavor to our pho. They ran out of chicken and (the night was still young) so my friend had to order the beef pho. He said his was okay- this was his first time having pho so he had nothing to compare it to. The service was mediocre. We had to ask them to bring us utensils. We had to ask them again to bring us napkins. It took them forever to ask us what we wanted to drink after they sat us down. To be honest, it was overpriced for the quality of food that was served. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic pho in Glasgow. This is a very instagram/influencer spot for pretty food pics/decor and that's about it. I would not go back.

As an American, I've only eaten here 3 times in my two trips to Scotland. Both times, I got…read moresandwiches and sides for Lunch. I had Salt and Chilli pork, fish cakes and Bavette steak. All where delicious. I also really enjoyed the Pho. Ratings can be hysterical - because everyone likes different types of Pho. One woman said the Pho is SO salty. And another guys claims its bland. (people are strange). Yet, I found it delicious. I ate downstairs on all of my trips and enjoyed that for lunch. Will def visit this for lunch again on my next visit.

Fantastic food, service and staff not to mention value for money! The staff acknowledged me…read morestraight away and were nothing short of amazing this afternoon. The quality of the food was outstanding and so fresh-I'd recommend that everyone eats here at least once (I can guarantee you'll be back for more)

I went with my daughter last night before going to the nearby cinema. Although I was probably the…read moreoldest customer amongst mostly uni students, I felt quite relaxed and enjoyed the spaciousness and ambiance. I had a Thai red curry with tofu and my daughter had noodles and tofu. We both really enjoyed the food and my red curry was scrumptious beyond words. The vegetables and spiciness were just right. The service was good and it was very affordable for the West End. I'd love to see more vegan options. However, I was delighted and hope to go again soon. Many thanks.

Who would've thought an authentic tiki bar would be in the heart of Glasgow? The drinks were…read morefantastic and enjoyed the food as well.

We came straight here from our inbound flight for lunch, our server was so nice and even helped us…read morelock away our luggage in an empty downstairs room going up to the dining area upstairs. The space is beautiful and the retro vibe carries throughout the space. We all had the express lunch specials (only 8 pounds!) and were all happy with our individual choices. My friend had the Chicken Satay Ayam starter and was raving about the sauce days afterwards! I had the Coley with Three Flavoured Sauce with a starter of Salt and Pepper Squid. The chili and tamarind sauce on the coley was tart with a little bit of a kick, really appetizing. The portions are on the lighter side, but it works perfectly as a lunch. They have an amazing drinks menu, looks like a great place to have a drink in the evenings.

Great choice of pan-Asian foods in this Vietnamese restaurant in the heart of East Kilbride old…read morevillage. Booking recommended at weekends as always busy. Pleasant staff and pink table covers give it an airy feel. On the down side tables very close together so if you want a quiet meal a deux this prob isn't the place for you!

Great restaurant, lovely staff. Very competitively priced for pre-theatre and also business lunch…read more A definite visit if you're in EK looking for a tasty lunch!

I've finally pin pointed what it is that's wrong with Wudon!! It's not the food, it's not the…read moreservice ... It's how uninviting and "cold" the general environment is! What I mean by cold is that the staff members are completely unwelcoming and insincere with their service! Let's begin the story. So Gian and I were looking for a place to eat after spending the whole day walking about Glasgow. We ended up at Wudon for some odd reason; it wasn't my first choice but I figured we should give it another go to see how it's been like. Upon arrival, we were "greeted" by the owner (I think) of the restaurant, who had a chronic grumpy face. Like he literally had a deep dent in between his eyebrows from frowning! He seated us at a four-persons table beside the kitchen entrance and disabled elevator ... No it was not a comfortable place. I insisted on moving to a different table once one freed up, and we eventually did. There were 2 waitresses serving and they just seemed stressed out like 80% of the time and always seemed like they were in a rush! Ok I get that it's a Sunday night and you're busy but this is the hospitality industry, you should at least pretend like you care about how you're making your customers feel! A smile would help too? The food was delicious tho! Me and Gian had the Tom yam udon with prawn and edamame on the side. They made a great broth and it was big in portions too so at least this saved this experience. Gian also tried the rice green tea which he really liked! Altogether it was about £11 per person which is not too bad. But again, I'm not a fan of the cold behaviour! If the staff members have a black stormy cloud hovering over their heads, obviously that cloud transfers onto their customers! Overall is give Wudon a 3.5 but since .5 doesn't exist, a 3 it is!

Decided on Wudon for dinner before a gig at Oran Mor as it was nearby and I hadn't tried it. Showed…read moreup at 5.30pm on a Monday and got a table without any trouble. The place is pretty plainly decorated but in a nice, clean way. We ordered a bunch of the wee dishes to share: Heung Dai Gee (£6.00) - scallops with garlic, soy & coriander served on the shell. Teriyaki Beef (£5.50) - marinated pieces of sirloin beef with teriyaki sauce. Ga Lay Kwok (£4.50) - parcels filled with tender chicken, potato & onions in a mild curry sauce. Saw Choi Tempura (£4.50) - aubergine, sweet potato, mushroom, asparagus & Japanese soba noodles in tempura batter. Sake Sashimi (£5.80) - slices of raw salmon served with daikon hair, pink ginger and wasabi. All of these dishes were really good with the exception of the beef which just didn't taste like very much at all. Thankfully the scallops and the chicken parcels made up for it as these were both amazing. I also wolfed down the sashimi and really liked it. The staff were friendly and helpful, and came back to check on us and take more drinks orders regularly. We ordered some more food once we'd finished as Graeme was coming to join us, and when we got the bill for three adults and drinks it was around £20 each, which I thought was pretty good for the amount we ate! Pretty decent Japanese food and I'd definitely make a return visit to try some more of the small plates.