This evening we had a party of 6 adults and 2 children. One of our adults was celebrating his…read morebirthday and since it was our first time in Glasgow we went to Yelp to help find a good place to eat. We stumbled upon this location after looking for a place near our AirBnB for some Sushi. We tried to reserve a table online via their website but it didn't work. So we decided to instead walk a mile to their restaurant to see if we could get a table - or even sit outside if we had to - knowing there would probably be a bit of a wait. When we got there I entered the restaurant with my son who is 3 in a stroller and immediately was greeted by a Redheaded woman who smiled at me like I had 3 heads. I then asked kindly for their availability and explained my situation and the woman scoffed at me - as if I was stupid to even ask the question - to which she then turned her iPad around and showed a list of Reservations. I actually managed to point to my reservation that via the website had not seemed to schedule correctly - to which she aggressively said "well there's nothing we can do'. Right as I turned to leave the restaurant the rest of my party trickles in and asks if we can eat outside - One of the kind waitresses said "sure" to which she set us up outside. We ordered 3 bottles of Sake and they were £24 for 300ml bottles. We had hoped that they might be worth the price but unfortunately they weren't much better than what you can get from a CoOp with a liquor license. The Shrimp Ramen was fantastic and the sushi tasted great but was really overpriced for the quantity which they give you. Overall I totally get the lack of vacancy for a popular spot - but being scoffed at as you gently inquire about availability was really off putting. Even eating there despite it was difficult - and the alcohol/sushi being overpriced. Would not recommend. The sushi quality and the waitresses efforts are the only reason it's not 1/5.

Service is pretty poor. I hasten to add not the fault of the waitress but the cooks. I found myself…read moresitting waiting for my meal whilst my companion was eating away. It's a fairly basic rule that meals should be served to everyone at the same time. As for the food itself it was enjoyable but nowhere near the tastiness of the better restaurants in Glasgow.

My boyfriend and I randomly found this place (later, learning that it just opened) and decided to…read moregive it try after not having the best luck with food choices that week. He went for the spicy ramen and I, the sushi burrito. Maybe it was because the food reminded us of home (i.e., San Francisco) or maybe it was because we were starving... all I know is that it was damn good. I got the mushroom burrito and added avocado. It was very tasty dipped in my wasabi filled soy sauce. His ramen bowl was legit. A teeny tiny place that will surely be busy once more people discover its goodness. Go check it out!

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.

I love Nanakusa with all my heart. Partly for sentimental reasons, but also because it is so damn…read moredelicious. Ok, the sentimental reasons. This was one of the first restaurants I dined at in Glasgow with my now husband after our fateful meeting in Japan, so it is very special to the both of us. I'd hopped on a plane to the other side of the world to visit a man I'd known for 14 days, fell in love and moved here. We've returned here loads of times since then, but I haven't been to Nanakusa for nearly a year. In my endless quest of eating out as many places in Glasgow as possible, sometimes the real gems get left behind for the new and exciting places. I was so glad to return last night for a UYE and see that nothing has changed since I first fell in love with Nanakusa (I was already in love with my husband by the time we ate here!) Now, Nanakusa. It does Japanese food, and it does it really well (see the aforementioned reference to meeting my husband in Japan!). I really love sashimi and there aren't enough places in Glasgow that I can eat it, so I always get a portion when I eat here. I also love takoyaki (octopus balls) and can't resist them here. I've tried them elsewhere but Nanakusa's are the best. The service is always friendly, smiling and helpful. It was a little slow last night but there were only two people working the whole restaurant, but none of us were in a particular hurry. I had a small glass of rosé with my meal and they also have a selection of saké and plum wines, as well as Japanese beers for that really authentic taste. The food arrived quickly and as soon as it was ready. Two people had ordered bento boxes and these arrived about 5 minutes after everything else. The waiter seemed really conscious of this and kept coming over which was a nice touch. I loved all my dishes, the takoyaki and salmon sashimi and I also had the chicken teriyaki. Sides like rice and noodles are optional which is great if you're all about the protein. Downsides? As I said, service was a bit slow. I'm also not a big fan of the lighting (the wall panels change colour) as it makes it hard to take nice food photos! Haha! Bench seating can be difficult to navigate getting in and out of gracefully. None of these points are worthy of a star deduction in my mind though as the food is so damn good, I can excuse it all. Thanks Nanakusa for being just as amazing as you were 4 years ago.

I've been saying to the Mr for at least the last year, that I REALLY want to visit here. But for…read moresome reason never quite made it. Until last night. And thank feck for that! When you arrive, you are met with what I can only describe as a manky curtain - something that would normally really annoy me, but I totally forgive them.. Once you get past that you're presented with a surprisingly large, and very sleekly decked out, restaurant. There's all sorts of deals on here for bento boxes and lunch deals. But the full menu is also very reasonably priced. I had the ramen Chilli chicken. And oh my God! It was easily the best I've ever had. Very, very spicy. But sweet. And full of peppers and perfectly cooked chicken. My friend had the chicken katsu curry - and again, said it was the best he'd had. The staff were super cheery and really helpful. For 2 mains and 2 cokes the bill came to less than £24. I sinceriously can't wait to go back for more.

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.

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.

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!!

Excellent ramen, Katsu, teriyaki chicken, & sushi…read more Fantastic prices. Very nice servers that were very quick.

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 :)

So glad this has opened up at Braehead to break the 'fast food' dominance, previously it was hard…read moreto find something healthy and I always ended up at the baked potato place. It's Yo Sushi, same menu, same rotating belt that carries food to you, same prices, some coloured plates, etc etc. In general I like Yo Sushi though, they may not appeal to the purists, they are a little on the pricey side, but the food is always fresh and tasty, and the do keep the menu updating on a fairly regular basis so there is new things to try every few months. For the sushi lovers amongst us, this now means we can shop here without having to suffer another McDs or KFC! :)

This venue feels a little claustrophobic, I tend to frequent the silverburn one for its open…read morefeeling, not enough booth tables either. The food is as you expect however tasty and freshly made. Still as sushi goes it's overpriced ... But that's everywhere for sushi not just yo sushi

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 saw the generally positive reviews, and typically enjoy Japanese Hibachi and/or Sushi. So we…read morethought we'd give it a try during a brief trip to Glasgow. The staff we interacted with were all very friendly and helpful. But unfortunately, the food was the real weak spot. The hibachi chef used enough salt to cause an immediate coronary - a layer of salt on the grill before adding the meat, before cooking the fried rice, and another layer of salt before the bean sprouts and noodles - you get the idea. The couple next to us agreed that everything was terribly salty, but eat there regularly, and said this was different than usual. So maybe it was the individual chef. At the same time, my Dragon Roll also tasted salty, so who knows. If I were here, I might give it another try, but not likely.

Is it the best ramen ever? No…read more Did I go all the way back across Glasgow after discovering it on the way to an event at the University simply to meet a craving for solid Japanese comfort food? Yes, and it certainly fit the bill. After a week in the Highlands, it was a just what I needed, and even the Showa era retro design made me feel more nostalgic of Japan than the average "East Asian" style restaurant one typically finds in the UK. Definitely well worth the visit if you're looking for a break from your typical Scottish fare and someplace I've recommended to other friends visiting Glasgow who know and love ramen, and were glad for the recco.

Absolutely delicious ramen, probably some of the best my husband or I have ever had. This…read morerestaurant is a true hole in the wall, with a fun and cozy atmosphere and an exceptional menu. Definitely book a table prior to going, as the dining area is tiny and fills up quickly due to the aforementioned delicious food. Note that the restaurant is on the upper level of the building and the only way to get up there is by stairs. It also got quite drafty due to the lack of waiting area for takeaway pickup--people waited on the front stoop and left the door open until their order was ready.