I like it, The shop owner is very enthusiastic and the food he cooks tastes good.When I first saw…read morethis restaurant, I didn't have the desire to try it, until one time I had a sudden impulse to buy some fast food and chose this restaurant. The food in this store gives me a very serious feeling, meaning that I can probably keep eating here all the time instead of just for a gimmick.

It is a shame that the wonderful food sold on Gibson street fails to inspire Koh I Noor to make…read moremore of an effort. This is not a particularly bad take-away but its not very good either. When I have stopped by the chips have always been a tad soggy and my friends complain that their burgers are too tough. Less said about the kebab I saw sold in the premises, the better. The man who works here, and sadly for him he is the only person that I have ever seen working here, is a bit sullen and rarely reciprocates in any attempts at banter. Like his shop he is not a bad guy, he is not rude and he says hello and good, but I always leave feeling that the Koh I Noor lacks any real sense of character.

Came back again as it is one of my favourites, but it wasn't good. I'm told that it's under new…read moremanagement and you can definitely tell. The service was still good and very friendly, but the food was so bland. The onion bhaji looked and tasted like something from a supermarket (I'm sure it's not, but they are perfectly circular with no taste), the salmon tandoori was tasteless and was the sauce it came with. Palak paneer was similarly disappointing although the naan was still good. I usually go at least twice while visiting Glasgow, but once was enough this visit.

While I've never actually sat in to eat here, I've had a good few takeaways, and with the quality…read moreof the food being second to none it's a place I'd always recommend. For £20 you can order a romantic takeaway meal for 2. You pick 2 starters, 2 main curries, and get rice, naan bread and popadoms thrown in as well. It's utterly fantastic, and with such a large menu you will keep coming back for more. There's a good few Ashoka chains all over town and they all deliver the same high standard. Top drawer.

This is considered a top Indian restaurant in Glasgow's south side. Glasgow is known for its curry…read moreand great Indian flair and this is definitely where Ashoka reign supreme. Ashoka has a welcoming colorful atmosphere with a combination of booths and tables where patrons can comfortably enjoy their meals. The service was very dedicated and knowledgeable. Ashoka serve great North Indian dishes around Traditional Indian curry with a great variety of spices and rich curry sauces. We enjoyed the diverse flavours. The uncompromising quality of food at Ashoka is a legacy of culinary talent and a great sense of Indian hospitality!

Food was absolutely delicious and as always we ordered too much. Each mouthful was better that the…read morelast. Staff were helpful and attentive and I couldn't fault our server. We ordered garlic mushroom starter which was served on a pancake. Butter chicken and vegetable rogan Josh with a giant naan was to die for. I can't wait to come back.

I needed a takeaway and decided to try out Clay Oven as it's not too far from me and the menu…read moresounded good. I really just needed some veggies and then seriously over-ordered because so many things sounded good (and then justified it by keeping half for lunch today). I ordered: tandoori chicken - this comes with gravy sauce. That must be a UK/Scottish thing because I've never had tandoori chicken with gravy before. The chicken was tasty and a really big portion for the price - two large pieces of chicken for £8.95. I also got sides of baby aubergine with potato and saag paneer which were both lovely. Again, the sizes were pretty good for sides and would definitely do 2-3 people as a side. Other extras I got were: poppadum, raita, rice, spicy onions. They included a tub of salad as well as an extra rice which was good. All up, I was impressed with the food - piping hot when it arrived, good portions, tasty and plenty of leftovers for my lunch today. Delivery through justeat is £2.50 and came right on the time they estimated. I'd definitely order from here again.

The server just lied to me. I gave her £20 but she claimed £5. Truly awful place with awful peopleread more

Delicious chicken naan kebab! Moist, juicy and well-spiced. This place is GREAT value - I can think…read moreof anywhere else doing a whopping 16" pizza for £8.50 that is actually good! Service is fine, if a little confusing - order at the Indian Hut counter and pay at the adjacent 1A Wok counter.

This is a great Indian takeaway which certainly gives great value for money…read more The portion of chicken pakora they do would feed an army, it is a sack of pakora which always seems to have a chopped onion and a slice of lemon thrown in (it comes in a brown paper bag and yes it goes a bit sweaty looking so be careful when taking out).Chicken tikka main meal will feed two folk and you get a free nan thrown in. The locals seem to love the pizzas and kebabs ( the roll n donner option scares me at £1.50) The set deals will stretch for a couple of days if dried up left overs is your thing. Mr Singh is the top dude when ordering Indian (soz but Mrs Singh just dosn't make the curries as good). There is also a Tea Time special between 5pm-7pm sun-thur which is £6.50. I have always been sound eating from here, it does look rough from the outside but its a good family business so give it a try if you're hungry.

just kidding - Punjab is brilliant for good, and does excellent chips and kebabs.if you love…read morepizas,then you will love Mandy's.

Omg the guy is so kind he rounded my total and gave me free rice! He's so polite aswell and it's so…read morecalming in there like there is no noise it's just calm 5 stars!

Vegetable dumplings Kofta! Before anything else, I say try these! Before coming to Bearsden to try…read morethe new Dining in with... I had been to the Mother India in Glasgow and I can say the food and service in these branches is exceptional. The restaurant is very relaxed, while maintaining a very high standard in everything they do. As I said the vegetable dumplings kofta was fantastic, dumplings of cottage cheese and veg was a concept that I could never have dreamt up before never mind tasted. It was delicious in curry form, tastes I can't quite describe. To go with this I had vegetable rice, which again was done to perfection, enriched with various vegetables. I was stuffed. The portions were a great size and even thought I was unfamiliar with a few of the dishes the staff were happy to explain and offer their recommendations. An overall great place to go and have a memorable evening.

It was my friend's birthday and I had booked tickets to see a show at Eastwood Park Theatre in…read moreGiffnock so I thought we would head out for a meal out that way. So my friend, who I hadn't realised frequented Giffnock in the past, suggested this great wee Indian restaurant. So I went online and booked a table for two. On our journey to Giffnock we kept getting stuck in traffic and roadworks, basically everything was thrown in our way. Anyway my friend called them to let them know we were running late, they were absolutely fine about it. I had checked online where the restaurant was on the map but as we nearing the place my friend said it was down a completely different street. So I quickly turned down the road she pointed to which led to Giffnock train station and there enough was the restaurant. Hmm??! I was bamboozled! So we headed in and I apologised for our lateness and said about our booked table. The waiter grunted and looked at me strange but led us to a booth set out for two. The food was delicious and the service was good too. It was a nice cosy restaurant and I would definitely go again. Anyway it still puzzled me that I had thought the restaurant was in another street. Well I only found out not long after that there is a "New" Turban Tandoori only 5 minutes from where we were. Doh! So no wonder the waiter looked confused at me. The poor other restaurant possibly thought we got lost and didn't bother to turn up. Oops!!! I'll just have to go to the "New" one another day.

I've been doing a job in the area over the past few weeks now, and as l managed to finish work…read moreearly l decided to treat myself. Walked in and ordered from the take away menu a chicken bhuna and a garlic and coriander nann bread. As l sat in the waiting area for the order and no word of a joke the order came in less than four minutes no lie. My thought's are that there must have been a bane Marie at the back holding the sauces hot and ready to go, just to add the main item to the sauce such as chicken, beef, lamb, vegetables. The curry tasted fine but lacked in spice and flavour with the chicken having a red tinge to it, other wise it wse ok.