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!!

I am honestly shocked at how badly they have trained their staff. I went with my husband we each…read moregot the ramen. I heard my husband explicitly ask for the non-spicy broth. He literally cannot have spice because he has Crohn's disease, a disorder which affects his guts and makes him exceptionally intolerant to spices. The waiter brought him the spicy broth. Now, if she had understood her mistake we wouldn't have batted an eyelid. Instead, she starts arguing with us then, when she finally takes the wrong food away, she loudly complains to her boss that we were "lying" and generally being exceptionally rude. Why would we order something that could land my husband in hospital? Even after all of that I could have let this go. But it got so much worse. She brought another dish which she claimed was "non-spicy" (like we originally asked for) and my husband started eating it. A couple of bites in he thinks it tastes strange and so dips his spoon in. Turns out the waiter had taken the soup, took the chilli's out, then poured some non-spicy broth over the chilli broth to hide that it was the same soup. My husband has been very ill since then. It is absolutely disgraceful behaviour and this restaurant should be ashamed of themselves. The number one rule in hospitality is the safety of their guests and she maliciously broke that over a very simple and forgivable mistake. If you have any intolerances do not go here. The staff do not have your safety in mind and they are incredibly rude. I am appalled. They either need to train thst waiter better ASAP or she needs to find another job preferably outside of the food industry.

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.

Superb food and service. A hidden gem. Good tunes, great…read morestaff and very good value for money. It's casual but worth it.

I had heard of here but wasn't entirely sure whereabouts it was until my man and I stumbled upon it…read morewhen looking for a bite to eat for dinner. It's much smaller than I thought and seats about 8, possibly 9 at a push. It mostly deals with take away orders which we found to be very popular. If you fancy going as a small group I would probably book ahead. The girl who was serving us was rushed off her feet so kept apologising but we were in no rush and to be honest we didn't need to wait long. We ordered a bento box each, I had Chicken Teriyaki and my man had Chicken Curry. The bento boxes came in plastic sectioned trays and the sushi is all individually wrapped in sets of two. They keep all the sushi in an open fridge. The girl was constantly at the fridge as she made up many deliveries from there. So I guess for ease they keep all sushi maki type sushis wrapped up. If you want any other sushi's they will make up fresh for you. We both found our chicken dishes sauces very watery and I found the chicken texture a little strange, maybe a cheap cut. Who knows?! It still tasted alright and replenished my stomach well. I did find the sushi maki was smaller but cheaper, so not as much filling probably helping to lower the cost. It still was flavoursome and I would go back. The girl did forget our miso soup but made it up with more sushi maki when she realised. They also do sushi boxes from £3.75 and also party boxes which is made up of loads of sushi ranging from £19.99. I think it would be a great idea to have some boxes or a party box and have some sushi in Kelvingrove, which is literally round the corner. If the nice weather keeps up a wee trip could be coming soon.

After an afternoon of surprise birthday hangover Olympics in Kelvingrove Park, the two "German"…read moreOlympians were seeking some healthy sustenance. Having participated in such strenuous events like the "hurl a massive column wax candle", "schwing zee sausage", "pin the torch on the Olympian", "beat the goalie", and an obstacle course, they needed some good ole protein... FISH! However, lacking any energy and motivation, it was all about, "Why can't we order in like that place in Munich?" (Note: we really did order in sushi while we were in Munich, and it was effin delicious) *LIGHT BULB* The other day while we were driving through Finnieston, I noticed a wee shop next to the Korean restaurant Shilla, a "newish" sushi bar/takeaway called Cailin's Sushi. I took a mental note of this for future reference. While I may whinge about the Japanese food in Glasgow, Nanakusa has always been my go-to anytime I'm jonesin' for some sushi or a bento. Though my only gripe is that it can get quite pricey for the quality, though the quality actually surpasses that of YO! Sushi, Oko, Wudon, Ichiban, Wagamama, etc. On this occasion, my "German" teammate confirmed that Cailin's delivered and their offering was immense... nigiri, gunkan, hand rolls, hoso maki, futomaki, special rolls, sashimi, noodles, rice dishes, bento boxes, various sushi boxes, and desserts. My eyes were bigger than my stomach, and I ultimately ordered more that I could eat... seabass nigiri, mackerel nigiri, grilled eel hand roll, and a full spicy tuna roll. My teammate had the crispy duck hand roll and chicken katsu curry. Delivery was swift, but not as lightening fast as Usain Bolt; 30 minutes is standard! When the food arrived, presentation was much nicer than I had expected or experienced (i.e. Home Wok's sushi). The individually wrapped nigiri might be a little over the top, as they already come in a container. So I'm a bit confused as to how that adds to its "freshness"; if anything I think it's slightly wasteful packaging? The food itself was fresh and flavourful, and the miso soup was delightful. I'm happy to report that the fish didn't smell of ammonia or anything horrible (all good things). The only negative was the chicken katsu curry was already quite soggy, since the curry had been poured over the chicken prior to delivery. If the curry sauce were kept separately in transit, then my teammate would have been able to enjoy the crisp coating before the lashing of the silky curry sauce. While this probably wasn't the best sushi of my life, Cailin's does offer Glaswegians great value for food quality and price, especially when delivery is only £1.50. The £12.60 worth of sushi was enough to force me out of my Oktoberfest dirndl and Chuck Taylors combo, and into some stretchy yoga bottoms. Glasgow has a lot of catching up to do with regards to a good representation of more diverse ethnic cuisines like the other cosmopolitan cities around the world (*cough* NYC, Chicago, LA, Seattle, San Francisco...). With Cailin's offering fresh sushi delivery to either your home or office, this is a refreshing option in a land that birthed the deep-fried Mars bar. Yummers.

My friend was craving Pad Thai so we decided to check this place out…read more I ordered the cheeseburger egg rolls as an appetizer, they were very good. For my meal I ordered the chicken & prawn pad Thai. The food was alright but nothing spectacular.

The question is how have I missed this place until now!?…read more I went for a quick bite to eat at lunch time yesterday and was very impressed. The staff were super friendly and made sure lunch was served very fast as we had limited time to eat our meal. To drink I had a Samuel Adams which was nice and they seemed to have a few more beer options so all good on that front. I noticed they also seem to run lots of cool drink promos throughout the week with some nice sounding cocktails available at decent prices. On to the real treat now. I had the Bangkok Burger in a roti. So a burger but more in a a sausage shape than the normal burger circle and then wrapped in a chapatti type bread! It was brilliant. You could clearly taste the lemon grass, chilli and coriander and it worked so well. On the side I got spicy thin fries and spicy coleslaw, both were also lovely. I really enjoyed my lunch yesterday, there is a multitude of other dishes on the menu that I would like to try and it is all very reasonably priced. If you have not been here yet, I would definitely suggest you give it a try.

I had never been before, but of course I had heard people rave about it…read more When my friend then asked me if I fancied going to grab some Sunday dinner, I of course said yes. The restaurant is always busy, and it's huge. Luckily, while you're asked to stand at the door, waiting for some space to appear, you get to peruse the menu. Thankfully I had my friend with me to give me a heads-up, N.B. apparently the gyoza aren't recommendable, and with her approval of the dish I was ordering we were taken to our seats in no time. The interior reminds me a little of a canteen - long tables and benches, but the best thing about the seating arrangements is the little shelf under the table - perfect for stuffing your coats, hats, scarves, phones, bags and other articles of stuff in. It's ingenious! The waiting staff is super friendly - they explained (laughing) to me why they were drawing numbers on my place mat and that I needn't worry about it. I went for the chicken and prawn Yaki Soba, and my friend had the same as well as pork belly steamed bun. The food was fresh, came quickly and was piping hot (VERY much appreciated). The food was delicious. The portions are huge which made me happy because it meant that I was able to take my leftovers home for lab lunch the following day. I think I already know what I want to eat the next time I come here. It's highly likely that I'll be ordering the peach iced tea again because it's awesome, and definitely more of the unlimited (bottomless?) and free green tea (now, how on Earth can you fault a restaurant that gives you free green tea? Green tea makes me happy, but free green tea, well, I'm lost for words). From my very limited experience, I think Wagamama's will always be a safe option - tasty and reliable, you know what you're getting. It's four stars from me!

I am Asian.... so I have high expectations for Asian food. I came on a Saturday afternoon at 12pm…read moreand the place wasn't busy at all. I knew what I was in for so was not surprised. Wagamama is a chain the UK for pretty passible Asian food in Europe. So really 4.5 stars for Asian food starved traveller who's been away from amazing Asian food for almost 3 weeks, more like 2.5 for true Asian food rating. To the food, my husband ordered the chicken katsu curry which is a pretty safe order that he has had before. It is a more consistent choice on their menu. I hear they change their menu every now and then. I had their yaki udon. I almost wanted to try their ramen but their chefs and servers couldn't tell me if they used authentic ramen. lol. They said it was brought up from London. Their udon was fine. It wasn't Sanuki udon for the record. I do like to visit Wagamama when I am in the UK for my Asian fix as they are a safe bet so I will be there again.

The service is great! The ambiance is legit Japan! The Ramen…read moreis incredible! Got the Devil with Pork Broth. Be sure to add the soft boiled egg is extra legit!!!

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.

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.

We went for lunch this time as we were in Glasgow already (we live in Edinburgh)…read more I always try and fit a visit in when given the opportunity! I keep wishing that they would open a restaurant in Edinburgh and I could go more often. We had a voucher deal from 5pm.co.uk which gave us a 2 course meal for 2 people from a set menu. I had tanuki sushi then yakisoba noodles, very nice indeed. My husband had veggie spring rolls and chicken teriyaki, which he enjoyed too. I managed to catch the potato this time when the chef threw it to me, I don't manage to catch it very often. My husband caught it 2nd time (he normally beats me at this) so I had bragging rights all day :0)

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.