I was in Glasgow for an academic conference. I have a Black woman visiting from America and with me…read morewas another scholar from South Africa. We entered and were asked if we had a booking, even though the restaurant was practically empty. We thought it was weird, but we were seated anyway. After a while, the owner came to take our order, and my colleague try to order something that turned out to be a side order. The owner let her know that that was only a small dish. I asked the owner to give us some more time while she tried to make her mind up. My colleague and I decided to share a meal and an appetizer since we had already been out earlier for appetizers that evening. When the owner came back, I placed an order for an entrée and an appetizer. Then she asked my colleague what she would have, and I informed the owner that we would be sharing those dishes. She let out an audible scoff and gave me the grossest look as if I had sat there and ordered water and asked to stick around for three hours. We ordered 46 pounds worth of food. It was an absolute look of disgust as if we were below her. I immediately called her out and told her that behavior was not acceptable, and would not be accepted. She then tried to play all innocent, as if nothing happened. It was a gross display of racism, and I could not recommend this place to anyone. BLM!

The beers come in their own wee cooling jackets - good start to the meal…read more The decor is dated but if you can see past that the food is tasty and fresh. Our waiter was full of banter but I can see how some people wouldn't appreciate being taken the p*ss out of - I don't mind! We all had the sharing starter - great, a lot of fried things so not for those on a diet. We then shared thai red curry, sweet and sour, ginger chicken and plum duck. My dad chose the sweet and sour and I was dubious but it was nothing like the Uncle Bens variety - possibly my favourite dish of the night. Don't get the sticky rice - it was so sticky that it had to be welded apart! I will definitely go back.

Exceptional cuisine, attentive staff, and an all-around delightful dining experience. Highly…read morerecommended for anyone seeking outstanding Thai food in Glasgow -- truly a hidden gem.

We enjoyed dinner at this lovely Thai restaurant where the ambiance was so nice & the servers were…read moreextremely friendly. We had great drinks & our meals were all delicious! The restaurant was not that busy for an evening dinner service time so not sure if word has not gotten out how great this restaurant really is! Definitely recommend it when visiting Glasgow!

Lovely restaurant. Great Chinese and Thai options including vegetarian choices. Very busy…read morethrougjoit the week with reservations recommended at weekends. Its incredibly popular for a good reason. Out of town slightly but worth the effort. Plenty of parking and on the main Ayr/Prestwick bus route at Tams Brig.

Happened upon here on our way from Kilmarnock to Ayr and hopped on yelp for a place for lunch…read more Honestly one of the best Thai restaurants I have ever eaten at. Food was amazing, service was excellent and price was good. Our waiter was so friendly and even recommended a beach nearby since it was a beautiful sunny day. Even though we arrived at 2:20 and their lunch hours are 12-3 we were treated well and our food came promptly and we were able to finish and be out in time. Wish this place was closer to home!

Everytime I'm in Scotland, it's a must for me to at least have a meal here. They have two…read morelocations, this in Glasgow city center and the other in Edinburgh. That location is beautiful as it looks out to the castle. Dinner with a view. Anyways, the times I've visited this place it has alway been great. This visit we didn't make a booking as it was mid week and during lunch time. When you walk in, there's someone to greet you and take you to your table. The restaurant is in amazing building located in the heart of town. Main dining area is upstairs. I think there's a bar and lounge area on the main floor where hostess table is. The way the restaurant is built. Main dining room is on the level above hostess table. The decor is quite nice with amazing decors and two fireplace on each side. An impressive wine display on both side and there's a little seated area that's above the main floor. Restroom is another flight of stairs up. There's also a little hidden dining area where it's a Romeo and Juliet experience. A little romantic table that's just for you and your spouse that looks out above the main room. If you go up another level, there's the private dining room for special events. Fun dining experience with the sunken seating and a flat screen. Also around the corner from that is more of an intimate group dining experience. I don't know if menu changes seasonal but this visit we tried the three course menu. They also offer a two course. For the price, it was worth it. You choose from a starter, entrees and a dessert. Drink menu was good and they pretty much had a good selections on wine and mixed cocktail. For the meal, a couple of the starters of skewers, chicken tacos which is odd for Thai but good and the chicken karage. Basically chicken nuggets. A single serving of the hot and sour soup. Even though it's a Thai restaurant, it had some mix items. Starters were quite nice and well presented. Entrees, the panang curry, a green curry, pad thai and Malaysian curry. Food was quite flavorful and tasty. For the price it's a bit pricey for Thai but is good. I've always had a good experience and meal each visit. One of my favorite restaurants in Scotland.

We found this spot while visiting Glasgow. We were hungry for something different and the menu here…read morewas appealing. There is no sign on the outdoor of the building so just trust the map and go inside - it shares space with an Italian restaurant. The restaurant is gorgeously decorated and fancier than we anticipated. The food we got was very good but the portions felt a little small (maybe that is the American in me), but definitely delicious and worth a stop in. We came in for lunch so not too many people in - we were served quickly and had great service.

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.

We wondered in while browsing Stirring for the first time. The food was very good - just the right…read morelevel of flavor, mild spice, and very tasty overall. We took Tom Kha soup and a lamb and veggie stew in coconut milk. Also, sticky rice pudding with mango. It was Thai food at its best. They have wifi access (you need to ask for password). Staff was polite and efficient. Great break from the usual pub fare.

Updating this review. went back here and ordered a variety of mains - aromatic duck, green curry,…read moreand panang curry. they were very pleasant. got the mixed starter again, also nice. simply served thai food that's extremely tasty. well worth a visit.

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 am so glad the food has returned to it's deliciousness, minus the beef as it used to be scotch…read morebeef. Food is tasty and good size portions for the mains. Staff are so lovely and friendly, they remember you. Last night we took our 5 month old with us ago has a cold so she was being a bit grumpy. The staff took her a walk around in the pram as it wasn't too busy and then carried her about to let me & us have our dinner. That was such a special touch and they always seem interested in you.

Today was the first time I tried Tigerlee restaurant. I loved it. I had Beef Curry, fried rice, and…read moresalt n pepper chips. I have to say it was delicious! The beef in the beef curry was so tender and tasty. I'll be eating here again :)

Only recently opened,Ning's Kitchen is proving to be a real success story in Darvel…read more It is a wonderful fusion of a delicious and authentic thai restraunt in the evening, and a more traditional sit-in (and take away) cafe during the day. A Thai business lunch is also offered during the day for those with a more adventurous palate. The food is divine, from the the scrumptious all day breakfast on offer, to the to die for home baking. The evening menu is varied and good value. Well worth a visit!!

Lanna Thai is the best place to go for a takeaway. Especially since the food is lighter and…read morehealthier so that your not left feeling stuffed. This is my mum's favourite restaurant and I didn't even realise how good it was. It's a family run restaurant with cheery and friendly staff that will make your day. All their cutlery and crockery are nicely designed and get you into the Thai vibe also with the rest of decorations. All the menu is amazing.