A great Pakistani restaurant serving Punjabi cuisine. The kabobs and desi style tikka masala were…read moreincredible along with the desert falooda

From the owner: Mixed grill,lamb chops, Indian and Pakistani curries, kebabs,Biryanis,peri peri chicken, pizzas,…read moregourmet Burgers, fish masala, steamed fish, milkshakes, smoothies, fresh juices, soft drinks, and many more

The mothership of chicken tikka masala does not disappoint! It's phenomenal here. Get a giant piece…read moreof garlic naan (and I do mean giant) to gone it. We also had lamb something something that was also excellent. Very attentive a professional staff. If you like Indian you cannot go wrong here.

Ambience - 5/5. It was classy! Service - 5/5 friendly…read morestaff! For a place that claims to have invented chicken tikka masala, it was very basic. The curry lacked any flavor and I was supremely disappointed having traveled half way across the world. The biryani was alright. And the worst part was the way they packed the left overs, rice in a plastic bag. You could at least give customers a box.

I really love The Shenaz and thankfully one of my friends loves the place as much as I do. The pre…read moretheatre menu has a great selection of starters, mains and tea/coffee/ice cream for £13.50 and is available 4pm until 6:30pm every day apart from Saturday. It's great value for money. The staff are always friendly and very attentive, no matter how busy the place is. I had vegetable pakora to start which was crispy and very tasty. Oh, and their spiced onions are the best I have ever tasted! My main of Chicken Tikki Chasni was delicious and so creamy. But the real star of the show was the Peshwari Naan which was easily the best I have ever tasted: so sweet and coconutty (that's now a word!). Overall, the meal was just jam packed with delciious-ness! We both ordered vanilla ice cream and how on earth the waiter managed to memorise all the different sauce toppings is beyond me - THERE ARE SO MANY TO CHOOSE FROM! Seriously, I was impressed with the selection, even though I opted for raspberry. We were tempted to order MORE ice cream to try different sauce toppings but I'm pretty sure ordering two desserts each is well...not the done thing, haha! I highly recommend a visit to The Shenaz if you've not yet been!

I had been to this restaurant a few months ago after it had been recommended by the barman at my…read morehotel. Came back again last night and all I could remember that it was behind the Mitchell library. Great food...good service and spotlessly clean. I had meat samosas, fish karahi and garlic naan. Everything was fresh and tasty and spicy. If I'm back up in Glasgow again I would be happy to go back.

I've lived and worked in Glasgow for a little over 2 years now and my bus comes right past this…read moreplace but I'd never ventured in until last night. Well it got to dinner time and curry seemed like a good idea so off we set. There is a wide selection on the menu but I really fancied paneer so that was an obvious starter choice. Then I opted for the chicken jaipuiri with a nan. Oh and a mint lassi which was delicious! Quick service and by the end we were stuffed. Only slight gripe was the difficulty we had in getting the bill at the end but other than that everything was tasty and enjoyable. It was busy when we were in but the food was quick to the table. Just as well as I was starving! I'll add this to the list of good curry venues in Glasgow, and I'll definitely have to get off the bus again to come back!

When you walk into an Asian restaurant filled with Asian people you know your onto a winner and…read morethis place doesn't disappoint, been here a few times and every time I've been left feeling satisfied. They do a number of speciality dishes but I opted for the chicken tikka hallumi, very nice and reasonably priced, the good thing is they also have a desk for takeaway food if your just looking to get a carry out. A note though is that they don't serve alcohol in here so don't do what I did and go expecting to have a pint with your dinner - this is the only reason I'll give it 4 stars as it won't cater to everyone, but in terms of the food I can't fault it.

Just yes yes yes. Was on vacation in Glasgow and my group of friends and I were exhausted. We just…read moreknew we wanted to try Indian food in Glasgow. It was so incredibly good. Tikka masala, dal, chili garlic chicken, garlic naan, lamb biryani. Everything was so so so good, and the food was delivered pretty fast. The biryani and the chili garlic were incredible. Friends are still talking about how much we loved it. Def check it out.

Such good food And service! Ordered lamb tikka, mutter paneer, and sweet chili prawn puri and would…read moreeat them over and over again. We stopped in on the recommendation of a local friend after five hours of travel and, due to our sleepy haze, ordered the wrong thing. We asked to change our order about a minute after placing it and the server was so patient and helpful. We tried three dishes we'd never tried before and, when combined with their delicious naan, we were in absolute heaven. Also - watching and smelling everyone else's food leads me to believe I would be happy trying pretty much anything else they have!

Went here instead of our usual Ashoka on Ashton Lane thanks to a cracking 5pm deal…read more First things first this place is TINY!!! This place could hold 25 at a push. Secondly, it is extremely overstaffed. Whilst we ate there was a host, 3-4 wait staff knocking about and someone else who brought the food to your table. This did become a bit odd. There were too many staff on so they congregated around the bar, which was next to where we were eating, and as there were so few customers you started to feel a bit conspicuous. The staff were insanely efficient, as they had so little to do! However aside from there being more staff than customers at times Ashoka is exactly how you expect. Great food with polite and efficient service. Would I walk to this one over Ashton Lane? If they have another deal on you bet your Pakora I would!

While this location is a wee bit out of my way, I got a fab deal on LivingSocial and I decided to…read moreuse it for my boyfriend's birthday dinner. I was quite enthusiastic about trying this restaurant, as I've heard many a remark complimenting the fantastic food and superb service. The deal entitled us to a Chef's Platter to start, a main each with rice and naan bread to share - there were options to upgrade to the Tandoori Platter, or upgrade the rice and naan for extra pennies, but that really wasn't necessary. There was a lot of food! When we turned up for our reservation, we were kindly shown to our seats quickly and our drinks orders were taken. While we waited for the food, we were given a wee taster of something made of potato I think, which was really nice. I just wish I could remember what it was called! The Chef's Platter contained, among other things, chicken chaat, chicken pakora, veg pakora, mushroom pakora, onion bhaji, and the most enormous samosa you've ever seen! Our mains hadn't come out yet and already we were filling up! Tasty, tasty! For our mains, we'd both chosen the chicken bhuna (instead of being clever and choosing two different dishes and sharing - hindsight is 20:20), which was super duper tasty! There was plenty of rice and a large, lovely, warm, buttery naan to go with it, so I dread to think what state of stuffed we'd have been in had we upgraded. It was all very yum. Worth every penny. Drop on by, oh spice-loving lovelies.

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.

Guests came to stay and with a recommendation from them we ended up in the Koh-I-Noor…read more When you enter the restaurant the room resembles a dentist waiting room minus the posters in reality the walls where bare and looked in the process of a refurbishment when it wasn't. We ate from the a la carte menu but what we wanted the server kept on recommending something else and we all ended up with food that we did not even want plus three cans of cider. We had poppadom's with spiced onions. the poppadom's had an after taste as if they where made some time ago and the spiced onions had a texture as if they where part boiled & very soft, when onions taste like this you know they are on the turn and they where. We all had the chefs platter that consisted of all things deep fried the only thing missing was the mars bar, several of the items where questionable and had a unhealthy glow that was not natural, overall the contents of the platter was tasteless and bland, would have actually rather had the deep fried mars bar. The mains where ok, nothing to get excited about but the nan bread had an unhealthy glow to it as if it had been painted with a neon emulsion spray paint, and l sadly forgot my sunglasses. When you are dining with guests, the last thing you want is a server hovering over your table talking from start to finish telling you about all their problems. Meal for three people was a hefty £70

Three stars you say?! Ok so I know the rating may be a little controversial given the gushing…read morepraise this place has has so far on Yelp. But for me, it just wasn't an experience that brought the rating above 'A-OK'. I mean, there are some pretty cool wee features. Like a flipping fountain in the middle of the dining area. A bloody big one too, must have cost a bomb at Dobbies! In addition, the decor is cool if a little dated, however if I'm being honest, it detracts not one bit from the experience. Food wise, the grub was good, if not 'waaaaahaaaayyyy'! Price wise, it was a tad on the steep side, coming in at just over 50 notes for three folks. Maybe it's just me, but that seemed a tad on the high side. Overall, it's a three, but a solid three none the less. Will I be back? Not sure really. I liked it, but as I said, it neither stood out food wise, or made me feel like i got what i paid for. Sorry folks.

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 thought this was a nice spot with a good selection. I thought, for the price, the dishes were a…read morebit small (I'm talking primarily the dishes that come in sauces) for the price. The supplements (samosas, naan, rices) were flavorful and fresh - we all enjoyed the variety of cocktails and mocktails, too, and would recommend on a future visit to Glasgow.