The food is delightful, with their egg fried rice being their best item to eat…read more The service is decent and on time, and their decor within the restaurant is lovely. Brings about a good ambiance.

Everything!!! Been going for the last 10yrs when we visit Scotland. Huge disappointment all round…read more The place was cold I got a spoonful of rice on a plate my beef curry consisted of 4!!!!! Pieces of beef the rest was onion. A family beside us had a family member working there and the kids were in and out of the kitchen so unsafe to say the least. Last time for us just dreadful!!!!!!

Yan's is not, in actual fact, a garden but rather a Clydebank Chinese takeaway. And a very good one…read moretoo. With extremely reasonable prices, Yan's offers all the standard Chinese fare as well as an extensive list of surprisingly not-absoluetly-horrific European dishes. Being the creature of habit I am, I can heartily recommend the chicken chow mein, which has always left my tastebuds satisfied and my heart appropriately sore the following morning. The one downside is that deliveries can sometimes take a while, particularly on weekends, and particularly if you're phoning to order a bouquet of rhododendrons and a packet of French Marigold seeds.

Yan's Garden is a decent Chinese takeaway which at 10pm on a Friday night is all you want. I live…read morein Old Kilpatrick, around a five minute drive from Yan's, and have found them to be reliable. Unlike other popular takeaways, they deliver on a Friday and Saturday night. I always order vegetable chow mein.

Beautiful food! Never disappoints! I've tried most food on the menu. Good quality food! Yes it's a…read morebit more expensive but it's 110% it! The chicken satay is to die for! Same with the salt and chilli chips! And the crispy shredded chicken! Beautiful!!

Clydebank may be short of a lot of things, but good Chinese restaurants is, thankfully, not one of…read morethem. Indeed, with an extensive range of Chinese and Malaysian dishes, Peking Cottage is a reasonably priced, authentic restaurant which can undoubtedly lay claim to being the pick of the bunch. The name may conjure up images of a quaint, peaceful set-up, but in actual fact it is situated just along from the Hardgate roundabout, making it awkward to reach for non-locals without a car. Nevertheless, this is definitely better than your average takeaway so a jaunt in a taxi is highly recommended.

Peking Cottage is better than your average Chinese takeaway because it also serves Malaysian food…read more It has become my first choice when I get that prawn cracker craving. Vegetable chow mein is my Chinese go-to dish as I'm a noodle rather than a rice girl. However, Peking includes Singapore noodles in its extensive takeaway menu, much to my delight, so I have ordered that the last few times. My boyfriend orders the beef chow mein and my brother and his wife generally go for the chicken sambal. All pronounce them delicious. I have not eaten in Peking's restaurant so I cannot comment on that. However, I would give the takeway two enthusiastic thumbs up.

Did not hit the spot. On a cold day I decided to get some comforting food so immediately thought…read moreChinese and soup! I was greeted right away and the food came quite quickly. Once the food got here, it was mediocre at best. Maybe I got here at the wrong time. Hot and sour soup was good, and I have never seen a cocktail prawn this sad before. I also for the sichuan shredded beef with noodles which wasn't all thay great either. Thankfully this is my last night in Glasgow. The branch in Edinburgh is a lot better and tastier.

Sichuan House has great food…read more I really enjoyed the Spicy fish which was really good (and large), with large pieces of tender fish, some vegetables, in a tasty oil bath of numbing Szechuan peppercorn and spicy chilies. Service was good.

Nice Chinese take-away with lots of choice: lots of meat and seafood dishes, vegetarian options,…read moresweet and sour, chop suey, curries, European dishes, omelettes, salads, 'specials' and extras (including chips). There are seats around the walls inside, a tiled floor, television on the counter, everything clean and well looked after. The lady who served us two weeks ago was very pleasant and we didn't have long to wait. It's just around the corner from the main shopping street of the town and overlooking Loch Gilp, close to the children's playground.

Good takeaway, quick with order, friendly counter staff…read moreRecommend prawn crackers, chilli shredded beef and salt and pepper chips

One day, my brother, his wife and I decided to go on an adventure. We got in our car, put on our…read moreseatbelts and drive down a country road that wound its way through the woods. After a few wrong turns, some foul language and a severe dent in my sister in law's driving confidence, we arrived at our destination. Baljaffray. Baljaffry is perhaps not the most exciting destination for an adventure. The area plonked inbetween Bearsden and, er, some fields and generally considered the middle of nowhere by all reasonable people, does not seem to have much to offer bar housing estates. But a friend of my brother insisted Baljaffray was home to a quality Chinese restaurant that had to be visited called the New Manor Garden. Hidden in the middle of a dingy row of shops which included a Farmfoods, a private taxi firm and a chippy, I fully expected to find a cockroach in my chow mein. But appearances can be deceptive (after all, who would have thought that nice Tiger Woods would have turned up to be such a cad?) so we decided to venture inside. When the front door opened to reveal smiling staff and a bright and airy classically designed restaurant packed with full tables, I immediately discarded my first impression. I ordered a Tiger beer from the attentive waiter (New Manor Garden stock a range of bottled beers including Tsing Tao) then tucked into, hand on heard, the best Singapore Noodles I have tasted in Glasgow. My brother and sister in law, who ordered a range of meat based dishes, went one better and declared theirs it to be the best Chinese meal they have had in Glasgow (and believe me, this couple have had a lot of Chinese meals). My only complaint is the lack of vegetarian dishes on the menu but I would be happy to alternate between the mouth watering Singapore noodles and the almost as delicious vegetable curry which I tried on my second visit. The New Manor Garden also offer take away but you may have to pick up in person on a Friday and Saturday. Worth the trip to the sticks after all.

Probably one of the nicest Chinese restaurants I've been too - great for a quiet Chinese meal with…read moreyour missus. Very nice inside, it's good if you fancy a Chinese with your girlfriend. If you like satay, they will bring it to your table still sizzling.

Great wee takeaway... food always excellentread more

Fantastic takeaway ... never eaten there as restaurant. Very quick service. "Healthy menu" with…read moreoptions without MSG and low salt. This is rare as I have been searching for somewhere that doesn't put in MSG in their food for a long time. My husband loves the ribs which are amazing (after trying a tiny little bit). The salt and chilli chips make me wish I didn't have an intolerance to MSG. Usually free onion rings and prawn crackers with order. Big bowl of fortune cookies on front desk which you can add to your order for hardly any money. I recommend the prawn and Bok Choi from the healthy menu but my husband swears by the ribs and salt and chilly chicken balls.

I work in George Street just down the road from this restaurant so when the diet wagon looses a…read morewheel I often pop in here for a takeaway lunch, which has steadily risen in price over the last year from £3.40 to £4.50. Anyway I digress this review is about a sit down lunch I had with three of my colleagues. The restaurant owns two units in a long line (literal meaning here) of retail and business fronts. It is a fairly spacious place but some of the tables looked a wee bit tight, like they recently accommodated a big table. Fortunately we weren't sat at any of these. We were given a table sat right beside the open door, however, it was a very warm day (balmy highs of 21) and the breeze was pleasant. We ordered off the lunch time menu which is about £6.00 depending on what you have. All in 4 of us with two waters and two fizzy drinks were £7.00 a head 10% tip included. Prawn crackers were put on the table before drinks were orders but after the menus had been handed to us. My starter was chicken noodle soup which was delicious. I often have this without feeling the need to season it, however, this time I used lots of pepper and soya sauce. It's a nice way to eat it once in a while. My choice of main was chicken curry and boiled rice. I cannot complement the curry in here enough, it is so good I have boiled rice to appreciate the curry more. I think in terms of a Chinese curry it is perfect. Spicy but not overly so, and just a great combination of chicken onions and the occasional pea. The consistency of this dish is also great, I've eaten it many times and can't remember feeling dissatisfied with it. Desert was a banana fritter which was nice if a bit overindulgent for lunch on a work day. However, if you don't have it the cost is the same. All in all friendly atmosphere and a great lunch. It isn't a showy as other Chinese or oriental restaurants, even at dinner time, but for great food it is hard to beat and I know I'll be back in a heartbeat.

Best Chinese in Paisley. Have both sat in meals and take away and all great service. If you don't…read morephone ahead for a collection on a fri/sat night it can be a bit of a wait, but it is well worth it!