My daughter and I were in a state of panic the other week when we could not get a take away from…read morethis great little establishment it turns out they were closed for two weeks holiday Pheewww!!!!!!!!! We did try another local place never to return . Whether you call in person or ask for a delivery the service and quality of food is always delicious, freshly made and piping hot. I had Chicken noodle soup yesterday I do not normally have a starter but yesterday felt the need and we had some teeny tiny tasty spring rolls super tasty. Their Chicken Satay on skewers is a favourite of mine served with lovely fresh peppers and onions and a lovely spicy satay sauce and fried rice and plain chow mein not all eaten by I might add. And always delevered or served with complimentry prawn crackers.

Finding a new favourite take-away can be one of life's great joys and Sesame gave me one of those…read morehappy moments. Located by the end of the first exit from the Clyde Tunnel in Whiteinch, Sesame is my go-to source for Chinese food (particularly if I'm feeling lazy or hungover!) It's quite a small unassuming shop, but has plenty of tasty treats to offer. It offers all of the standard options you'd expect from a Chinese take-away and from my experience so far does them all really well. I'm a huge fan of their chicken noodle soup, so deliciously salty and comforting, and the dainty spring rolls, nice and crisp, which both get ordered almost every time. Other regularly ordered items include chicken chow mein or fried rice, orange chicken and shredded chilli beef, all very tasty. Their satay sauce is also particularly good and if you're ordering the full dish you have the choice of the meat on skewers or already in the sauce (my preference is on skewers). Between myself, family and friends I'd say we've been through at least half of the menu by now and haven't had a bad dish yet. You can also order via Just Eat and delivery is available, perfect if you're feeling uber lazy. So if you're out to the West of the West End then I'd recommend giving Sesame a try!

Before Papa John's opened in Paisley i'd need to drive to Glasgow as no venue delivered to my home…read more Now its dangerous for my waist because this is right on my doorstep! As a vegan Papa John's have so many options for topping and with the garlic sauce you dont miss cheese at all! I would love if they were to introduce a vegan cheese someday though! A tip if you're looking for a sweet option is to order the cinnapie without the crumble topping and extra on the other toppings. The crumble is the only thing which prevents it being vegan so now everyone can have a dessert! The staff here are all above expectation. Very friendly, helpful and always wanting to help. Thanks for opening in Paisley Papa John's!!

The pizza is nice. It's more doughy than say a Pizza Hut and a dominoes. I enjoyed it, but wouldn't…read moresay anything that would take me away from a Pizza Hut or dominoes. The garlic sauce provided is full on garlic!!!

This place is in a little triangle of many other competing Indian/kebab take outs…read more However right next door gave small portions .... They went out of business Across the road... One doesn't open often and the other the guys that work there are quite horrible and rude Really no competition Team in here are friendly and portion size plentiful They don't always get it right but they try hard Not had anything yet that I disliked

A bold claim but this is one of the best curry houses in Glasgow. I order takeaways from them quite…read morea lot, although have never been in the restaurant. The containers always come really full and all the delivery staff are pleasant. 5* A+++

For quickness and convenience I decided to order a Pizza from Amore, I do normally have the more…read moretraditional Chip shop things from here. Although I did not need the delivery option they do deliver from 15.00hrs which is earlier than some other Pizza take away places. Prices start from £3.65 for a 7inch Pizza or £3.99 with chips, if it is lunchtime on a weekday £2.65 with two toppings a good deal. I opted for thin base with, traditional tomato sauce, mozarella, peppers and spicy meatballs, it was delicious . There is lots of different offers here and you can always get a large pizza to share. And you know what they say A Pizza a day keeps the sad away

Check your order before you wlak away as if it was like mine it was wrong...Tasty but wrongread more

The food was fantastic and the service was amazingly friendly,easily superior to the only other…read morehigh end experience I have tried of the same type, Mancinis of Helensburgh pales in comparison easily outclassed by the ambiance offered by the experience of dining on a boat!

McMonagles has recently underwent a refurbishment and is looking fab!…read more The main reason that I visit here is that they offer gluten free fish and chips all the time for sit in and takeaway. I have also noticed that they will cook fritters for you gluten free if you ask. The staff are really friendly and the prices are quite reasonable too. The only reason that this is not a 5 star review is that there is no disabled access to the main restaurant as it is upstairs so bringing my mum here is a no go and i would also like to see a few more items on the gluten free menu.

So yes this is in an area called Halfway and a lot of you have probably never heard of it let alone…read morebeen to it. Still everywhere deserves a review, especially when it is the best local Chinese takeaway around here! Shanghai Delight serves up hundreds of Chinese takeaways every day and is always mobbed yet the food is always very good. I am not saying it is sit down city centre quality, but very few takeaways are. It is though very good at what it does do. Personal favourites are salt and chilli chips, salt and chilli chicken, chopped ribs in black bean sauce, beef Kung po, beef curry and chicken satay. None of these of course are advised as part of any healthy diet plan that I can imagine and are probably far from authentic. But they do taste very good. If you are up this way and fancy a Chinese feast then you should give this place a try.

As far as takeaway food goes this place is the shizzz!! Located in a place called halfway or…read moreHowwffway as it pronounced which is halfway between Cambuslang and Blantrr. So Shanghai is definitely a delight and does the best Chinese takeaway! If it wasn't packed with delicious calories I would eat it everyday! Owned by a husband and wife who have lived here for year originally born in Hong Kong, the husband the head in the kitchen you sometimes hear chatting in Cantonese to the rest of his crew he never crosses over. Occasionally the wife is on the desk she very friendly speaks English but only to the punters. A couple times a year they will close for a couple of weeks where there take a holiday a go back to HK to visit family. Ok so the best dishes are Salt and chili chips, Kung Po beef, salt and chili chicken. A wee beef curry never hurts anyone! To be honest of i was ordering Chinese and Shanghai was closed I'd just go without. All or nothing!

I woke up at 6.30am in Dublin with a killer hangover after a night of excess and burgers, and I…read moreknew I needed to get my diet back on track when I returned to Glasgow. I emailed The Yoga Kitchen with an email along the lines of "SAVE ME!" and waited for their reply. So what is The Yoga Kitchen? As Lucy B has explained, they do home cooked meals delivered to your door on a Monday night. For one person it's £50 (depending on where you live, you might have to pay a delivery fee, and you pay a £5 deposit for the tupperware containers) and that gets you around 3-4 days worth of meals. The food is vegan/vegetarian and they will also take into account any dietary requirements you have, like gluten free. The menu arrives by email on the Monday with all preparation instructions (everything I've had has been super basic, like reheating on the stove/microwave or in the oven for less than 15 minutes) and they will text you to let you know what time they'll be at your door. I've found their communication to be amazing, especially when I've asked questions about the food ("what is this magical bar of deliciousness?" - re: a protein bar they included in my first order!). But the real question is, what's the food like? I'm not a super-fussy eater but of course there are things I don't like. Black beans, chickpeas, squash ... just to name a few. Last week I had black bean and mushroom burgers for dinner on the first night and they were amazing - seriously meaty tasting and delicious. There goes my theory I didn't like black beans. Last night I had a veggie curry with chickpeas and squash, and again, I really loved it. The food lasts well in the fridge and I find it really handy having delicious, fresh, nutritious food on hand to eat when I'm a bit short on time (and motivation) to cook for myself. I've also found the meals can actually feed two people, so the cost isn't really too bad. I've tended to split the dishes up for lunches and dinner and found that each portion is really generous, and if you can be bothered adding in your own sides (like rice) then it'll go even further. I love that The Yoga Kitchen exists, and really appreciate how good it is to get delicious food delivered to my door. It's like takeaway, but guilt-free! Amazing.

The Yoga Kitchen do all sorts of cool things. Yoga being the obvious one, but this review is for…read morethe vegetarian and vegan catering service. The really unique service they provide is a weekly home meal delivery service. They deliver awesome, super healthy, and delicious food straight to your door. Normally, there's at least 5 or 6 different items, designed to provide around 3 - 4 days worth of healthy dinners. For example, this week I have received a spinach and asparagus soup, a fennell and coconut tart, a sweet potato and pepper dal, a cannelllini bean salad and a pea, mint, almond and chilli dip. Oh and a wee extra of sweet chilli jam, because they know I love it! The dishes are really inventive, and I would never ever bother going to this much effort if I was making things myself. They even make salad amazing, which in my opinion, is quite a feat. So i'm getting much more variety in my diet and eating more veg and salad that I normally would. They've been great about my dietary requirements too which are primarily vegan and wheat free, but there's other bits and bobs I can't eat, and they've never made a fuss about this. The ingredients are from ethically and organically sourced ingredients where possible, which I also really appreciate, as this is the sort of thing I consider when cooking for myself, and there hasn't been a single dish that I haven't enjoyed. They also catered for my 40th birthday - just a small family gathering, and everyone loved the food. Even if it was super healthy and not your usual birthday party fare! It went down really well with everyone. I'm so glad I discovered the Yoga Kitchen. Being able to rely on them to deliver food that's good for me has really freed me up from being in the kitchen so much, and I would highly recommend them.

Decided to try something different while visiting Scotland, so I stopped in at this little noodle…read moreshop across the street from one of the cities biggest nerd/geek/comic fan heavens. They had a good deal with a base, 2 meats, 3 spring rolls and a drink for simple money, so we both opted for something. My friend who's doing a modified diet, and loved that they had "Smart rice" available (riced cauliflower) I choose the noods I tried their teriyaki beef and the chicken katsu. I think the pumpkin curry katsu sauce was used as well and oh my wow! The food was so good! We had a small wait for the spring rolls, but they gave us a couple of extras for our inconvince. It was a nice experience! I'll surely visit again when I'm in town.

Now i am quite harsh on takeaways as there isnt really much you can mess up but this one is very…read morenice, only a 3 as it wasnt exceptional and for a 4 it would need a return visit. But everything was very nice, had some chicken and sweetcorn soup which was a bit too thick and gelatanous and got some salt and pepper chicken balls which were very different to normal ones. I got a standard chicken curry and my gf got a hong kong style chicken. The sauce was tasty and thick and the chicken, of which there was loads, was cooked to perfection. The taste of the hong kong chicken i had was gorgeous as well, its very possible i will bump it up to a 4 star when i try it again. Also very quick delivery, less than 20 minutes from ordering on just eat so definetely going to order again.

very poor service. food was delivered after 90 mins and was cold and included missing items.read more

Ugh. I just don't the fuss over Papa John's. It is NOT better than Dominos for takeaway chain pizza…read moredespite what I keep hearing. It's different is all. That base is so thick, dense and dough-y I barely managed 3 slices and I pride myself on my pizza eating skills. That garlic dip they send you to try and disguise the stodge is practically inedible. It is way too garlicky - if you're trying to keep some vampires away or even a questionable suitor have a swig of this and you'll be safe for days! The toppings were alright I suppose, but after failing to find their customise section I ended up going with a standard spicy pizza. We had jalapeño poppers on the side so I was hoping they would salvage things. There was NO heat in them. How can you possibly have jalapeños without heat? There was a nice amount of cream cheese and a good crispy breadcrumb coating but the lack of heat was a let down. The website is really annoying to use and not that simple to customise. Their deals compared to other options aren't great either. Overall it's not made me change my regular takeaway pizza chain for those days when we can't be bothered to go out.

Very dry chicken sandwich. The lettuce was hardly in there. Side salad was decent. And the sandwich…read morewas very salty.

For me, visiting a McDonald's is never exactly a proud moment. It usually means I'm a) drunk, b)…read morehungover or c) suffering a momentary lapse of self control and ruining my most recent attempts to be healthy. We've all been there, I'm sure. Thing is, McDonald's actually is good for those things and if that's what you're after then there's no shame in that. This branch is especially handy in that it's open 24 hours. It also has a drive-thru attached, although I've never used that facility so I can't properly comment on it. In spite of being a small, drive-thru branch they still do all of the major offers (so if you get one of those vouchers for a big mac and fries for £1.99 then go ahead, they'll accept it) and they do all the standard UK menu items, including the specials as they come and go. Food-wise it's the same as any other McDonald's. They can alter your items if you have any particular requirements and they almost always have a few Big Macs and McChicken Sandwiches ready to go as you walk in. If not, they're still pretty quick. Less popular items, such as specials, salads and deli sandwiches take a bit longer, but I'm pretty sure that's true everywhere. You can expect really long queues around dinner time and long-ish queues at lunch time over the weekends. I've only ever once failed to get a seat, though. Plus, the staff are quick enough and clearing the queue and if there's a wait for fries (or if you've ordered something less popular) they'll tell you to go take a seat and will bring it to you when it's ready. The toilets are kept pretty clean and the staff do a decent job of clearing the tables whenever they get chance. The WiFi is free too, so I could even imagine people working here during quieter hours. One very important thing though - don't get the coffee. It's the worst I've ever tasted. Just don't.