Great service the two guys working lunch to do we're on top of thing making sure that the customers…read morewere having everything they needed. Food was fantastic! Had the lunch special it is a lot of food for a great price! Nice minders Japanese atmosphere, it was very clean! Will be going back again before heading out town.

Worst sushi ever I tried around the world. COP 26 folks, don't go this place. They are cheating on…read moreyou because you are visitor. Fish is tiny, thin, nail size on top of large hard sushi rice. Try the yo sishi across the street.

Cathay Cuisine takes the top spot as my favourite chinese in Glasgow. I should probably add that…read moreit's shared with The Lemon Tree, but since I moved to the southside a Lemon Tree is a rare occurrence nowadays! As I've said in reviews before, I love a chinese that offers vegetarians something other than just vegetables in a sauce and Cathay Cuisine has the most to offer vegetarian diners in Glasgow in my opinion! Cathay Cuisine is more than just a chinese, they also offer Japanese, Malaysian and Thai dishes, as well as traditional "british" chinese takeaway fare. My usual order consists of fried beancurd and dip (Just Eat will give you an option of dips, don't bother choosing, you always get sweet chili!), fried rice and salt and chilli chips. I also really like the mini spring rolls, they're really crispy and crunchy! I'm also a fan of their salt and chilli beancurd and the sweet and sour aubergine in batter. I've never ordered a dish from here I didn't like! The deep fried beancurd can be a bit hit and miss, last time I ordered it was a bit dry, so I'd recommend ordering a sauce to go with it. I usually get the satay sauce which is a tad on the spicy side. One thing to keep in mind is that the portion sizes here are extremely large! A large rice is more than enough to feed two. A portion of salt and chilli chips will arrive, I kid you not, in a small pizza box, enough to feed four! Great if you are fully prepared for a feast or if you're ordering for a large group, but keep this in mind if you're only ordering for two people (or one person, don't judge me!). Their menu is enormous so I challenge anyone to not find a dish! I usually order from the Cathcart Road branch and deliveries can take up to an hour, so order in plenty of time!! I've converted friends to Cathay Cuisine in the past, so I'm fairly confident I'll be correct when I say, you'll love it!

Just had the Peking ribs from here-my first time ever and they were phenomenal. Also had the crispy…read moreshredded chicken the other night which was quite spicy and yummy! The food comes out quick and piping hot with massive portions.

I went here for dinner with my family..i ordered the gyunikumaki bento..taste good!! The chicken…read morecurry yakisoba is also good!! CONCLUSION = RECOMMENDED!!

I am honestly shocked at how badly they have trained their staff. I went with my husband we each…read moregot the ramen. I heard my husband explicitly ask for the non-spicy broth. He literally cannot have spice because he has Crohn's disease, a disorder which affects his guts and makes him exceptionally intolerant to spices. The waiter brought him the spicy broth. Now, if she had understood her mistake we wouldn't have batted an eyelid. Instead, she starts arguing with us then, when she finally takes the wrong food away, she loudly complains to her boss that we were "lying" and generally being exceptionally rude. Why would we order something that could land my husband in hospital? Even after all of that I could have let this go. But it got so much worse. She brought another dish which she claimed was "non-spicy" (like we originally asked for) and my husband started eating it. A couple of bites in he thinks it tastes strange and so dips his spoon in. Turns out the waiter had taken the soup, took the chilli's out, then poured some non-spicy broth over the chilli broth to hide that it was the same soup. My husband has been very ill since then. It is absolutely disgraceful behaviour and this restaurant should be ashamed of themselves. The number one rule in hospitality is the safety of their guests and she maliciously broke that over a very simple and forgivable mistake. If you have any intolerances do not go here. The staff do not have your safety in mind and they are incredibly rude. I am appalled. They either need to train thst waiter better ASAP or she needs to find another job preferably outside of the food industry.

Bagged carrot batons, dried out cucumber slices, cool - not warm/hot - rice immediately after…read moreopening for business. It's not that hard to start a rice machine a few hours before opening, or to run a cucumber through a mandoline. Cannot recommend.

Superb food and service. A hidden gem. Good tunes, great…read morestaff and very good value for money. It's casual but worth it.

We went for lunch this time as we were in Glasgow already (we live in Edinburgh)…read more I always try and fit a visit in when given the opportunity! I keep wishing that they would open a restaurant in Edinburgh and I could go more often. We had a voucher deal from 5pm.co.uk which gave us a 2 course meal for 2 people from a set menu. I had tanuki sushi then yakisoba noodles, very nice indeed. My husband had veggie spring rolls and chicken teriyaki, which he enjoyed too. I managed to catch the potato this time when the chef threw it to me, I don't manage to catch it very often. My husband caught it 2nd time (he normally beats me at this) so I had bragging rights all day :0)

My eyes nearly fell out my head when I found out I was going here for my birthday. Yasss! I have…read morebeen wanting to go for a long time now but as it's a bit on the expensive side it's put me off. Fortunately it was through an itison deal and it brought the cost down my a massive amount. It was only £19 for 2 people and 2 courses and you still get the pleasure of the Sapporo "experience". Sapporo is a show chef bar, so we had Superman, I kid you not, as our chef. He had a Superman belt and it said on his name badge so it must be true. We sat along with a couple who I believe were from Mauritius, mmm maybe it was Malaysia. Anyhoo, we ordered our drinks and food, which we ordered from an itison menu that Sapporo had created. They must be doing many of these deals, I would double check they are still available as it was it worth it. The sushi was good and the main course was amazing. Superman had many tricks up his sleeve, jumping out your skin most of the time to be honest. They suggest that you tuck in while he's cooking, as it'll just get cold otherwise. Not only Superman but other chef's do make many noises and beware you will also sound like them after a while. Hehe! I swear one of them had a laugh like a looney toon character from Who Framed Rodger Rabbit. I don't want to give away the show as I'm glad I didn't know as I really enjoyed it. It was cheesy but a good laugh, probably even better in a larger group. I need to find out what he used to cook the stir-fry veg as I've never tastied anything like it. The Teriyaki sauce was also delicious including their fried rice. It's an experience, so I say chillax and just enjoy.

I've gone by the Rotunda many many times over the years and I've always wanted to know what it is…read morelike. So when my man and I were deciding where to go one night I suddeny remembered, as I had only passed by it earlier, "we should definitely go there" I announced with great eagerness. I was excited as they serve Thai, Chinese and Japanese. I didn't realise though that it was 2 restaurants, one upstairs and one downstairs. There was a waiter on the spiral staircase in the middle of the restaurant and both myself and Ian thought he said that the Japanese restaurant was upstairs so I was a little disappointed to find out it wasn't. We were in Oriental and downstairs was called Teppanyaki where the chef's cook in front of you. Anyhoo we Ian ordered Chinese and I had Japanese which felt weird but the dishes were delicious. At least we know for next time to stay downstairs for Teppanyaki.

The Yen is a Teppan-yaki and Oriental restaurant at the Rotunda building near the SECC…read more Teppanyaki is Japanese for "cooking on the iron table" (or some variation) and is cooked right in front of you by a skilled chef on an iron skillet. It's about being entertained as well as being fed, so it's a fun experience. The meal consists of several courses: a sushi sampler, miso soup, salad, a meat or fish of your choice, fried or boiled rice, another selection of your choice with veggies (courgette, beansprouts and onion, generally), and finally a pancake and ice-cream dessert. It's pricey, but you get a lot of food for the money, and a fun experience to boot. Since I've had teppanyaki countless times overseas where it is vastly more popular, I couldn't help but expect Yen to live up to those same standards, and unfortunately it didn't. However, since it's one of very few in the area, as a new experience it is pretty excellent. If you fancy having an expensive date or big birthday celebration, teppanyaki is a great way to dine and have fun at the same time. Also be aware that for large groups you have to pay a deposit when you book. The staff can be quite stern about this, and if you don't arrive ahead of time they can be a little unpleasant. I'd also shy away from the steak as a main course option unless you like your steak well-done. The seafood is especially good, and it's something a little different. All in all Yen makes for a good night out for first-time teppanyaki goers, and is fun for all ages.

Food was decent and speedy to come out, and online ordering is really convenient. However, I don't…read morefeel that what I got was worth the £17 I paid for it.

Was a little nervous when I realized it was take-away style, but I was blown away by how amazing it…read morewas! I got the vegan tofu bao bun and a coconut milk tea and both were soooo good. It came out relatively quickly, and a bonus is that the bathrooms were clean! Really lovely little place :)

We love this place! I usually get lamb bhuna with boiled rice and garlic naan but after sampling…read moreMum's chicken korma from here, it's always a toss up now. Obviously they're quite different but both are very tasty. The korma is very coconutty and smooth with lovely spices and perfectly mild. The bhuna is rich and full of tender lamb pieces with a bit of a kick! Nik loves the 'baby chicken' grill which is never baby sized - he gets massive pieces of chargrilled spicy chicken with salad and sauces on the side. We sometimes get takeaway but since they're always so busy it can take a while so we often collect the food. We've never eaten in but it looks pleasant enough and is always full when we've collected!

I would absolutely recommend this particular Kebabish: the dining area has two levels, one slightly…read moreraised, and the open kitchen ensures that the delicious smells waft across the room. The meat on the bone is exceptional- it is high quality stuff, and the grilling makes it nice and dry, compared to greasier cuts that are the usual fare. The curry sauces are balanced just right: neither too spicy nor bland, and the service is exact and polite. They also do a delicious lassi, which I drunk by the jug. Absolutely stuffed by the meal- and the huge nan bread, which was fluffy and sweet, my own regret was the uncomfortable walk home: my belly was way too full.

My friend was craving Pad Thai so we decided to check this place out…read more I ordered the cheeseburger egg rolls as an appetizer, they were very good. For my meal I ordered the chicken & prawn pad Thai. The food was alright but nothing spectacular.

The question is how have I missed this place until now!?…read more I went for a quick bite to eat at lunch time yesterday and was very impressed. The staff were super friendly and made sure lunch was served very fast as we had limited time to eat our meal. To drink I had a Samuel Adams which was nice and they seemed to have a few more beer options so all good on that front. I noticed they also seem to run lots of cool drink promos throughout the week with some nice sounding cocktails available at decent prices. On to the real treat now. I had the Bangkok Burger in a roti. So a burger but more in a a sausage shape than the normal burger circle and then wrapped in a chapatti type bread! It was brilliant. You could clearly taste the lemon grass, chilli and coriander and it worked so well. On the side I got spicy thin fries and spicy coleslaw, both were also lovely. I really enjoyed my lunch yesterday, there is a multitude of other dishes on the menu that I would like to try and it is all very reasonably priced. If you have not been here yet, I would definitely suggest you give it a try.

It was a bad enough experience that I left and went to Maki & Ramen around the corner. I was…read morespecifically told not to touch the food on the conveyor belt as they had a bottomless belt event on - which is kind of the point of the place. I then needed to order food from staff which was incredibly slow to arrive. I left after one £6 serving of 4 pieces of maki. Service - friendly enough to be fair. Ambiance - pretty bland.

It has been years since I last ate at one.  The food seems improved and expanded a bit.  It use to…read morebe all sushi but they have added sashimi and noodles. Sushi is not bad but it does add up fast.  Items run on conveyor belt and you pick items as they pass by.  Total cost dependent on number of plates and color code of plate.  I forget which each color cost. They also have a table menu where you can order other items.  I usually just get the conveyor items. Service overall is good.  It make take a bit for a drink or your bill to come but it is not long.