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.

Went here for business lunch with work colleage. Wide selection of tasty starters and main meals on…read moreoffer. Great value at £4.95 a head. They were having problems with there draft beers when we visited. . . But this was no great issue. Was quite busy. . .so a good turn-arround etc. Will be back.

To order a takeaway from this restaurant by phone click here SHIMLA MENU…read more(http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/6386/the-shimla-renfrew/) to see their menu then give them a ring.

Well, one is always wary of an ethnic takeaway that has a huge menu spanning cuisines outside its…read moresupposed purview. But then again sometimes one can't be arsed to cook and could use a good old greasy set of curries on a chilly weekday evening. So one takes a gamble on the closest Indian in town--Shimla Village. Well, kids, I'm here to report that it ain't too bad. Oh, eff it--it's fantastic. It's neither authentic nor healthy, but damn it if it's isn't delicious. The price is right, they have some idiot-proof set meals, and for a a small fee of £1.50 some gorgeous person will deliver it right to your door. I've only tried the Indian portion of the menu, which I do recommend. If you 1. live in G46, G53, G77 or G78 and 2.) are craving some fast, tasty and affordable curries, give this place a call. It's actually preferable to the Ashoka chains because it doesn't have ideas above its station. It's just yummy takeaway.

This is a very sold three stars, maybe more like 3.5 but not quite good enough to round up to four…read more This little spot has a lot of potential and I would encourage anyone in the area to try it out. We went the other night with a "Today's Great Deal" groupon type thing which included a bottle of wine, a platter of starters, and two tiffon boxes with naan and rice. It was a hearty and tasty meal served by incredibly friendly and enthusiastic staff. The place looks much nicer than one would gather from their website, the photos of which make it appear dingy and crowded. It's actually bright with pretty wallpaper and the tables are well spaced out. The tiffon box menu is a clever conceit--you are served three dishes from a tiffon box which gives the meal a bit of fun and is a way to try and share several dishes. However, it would be a little nicer if they took the bottom of the box away. Instead they leave the metal arms sprawling awkwardly across the table which inhibits the dish-sharing it's meant to encourage. The food itself is mostly good with a few misses. We got the Tandoori and the Old Favorite (south indian chilli chicken, chicken korma and lamb bhoona). In both the entrees and the appetizers, the meat was cooked beautifully and spiced to perfection. The naan was gorgeous. The curries were a little off, though. The korma was very bland and the chilli chicken was all heat, no nuance. The bhoona, though, was quite tasty. Everything we ate tasted fresh; you could tell it was all made to order. Overall, I'd say this is a good spot for some affordable, friendly and mostly yummy indian grub.

As promised my review. Went on Friday with my wife and son,the place was very quiet only a couple…read moreeating ,so I sat down and waited for my son to park the car.The waiter came over asked if I required a drink said I would wait ,so he came back with pompadoms and spicy onions,When my wife and son arrived I ordered a mixed starter for three ,it arrived piping hot all fresh ,after we demolished the starter which was huge,we started the buffet what a great selection of currys and two types of rice nan bread ,I tried two different curries ,my son had double helping of the korma. We all left full and satisfied the restaruant .and all agree it is a great place to eat very cheap to Thank you John Cook

We enjoyed Dishoom in London, so I was excited to see that they also have a location in Glasgow…read more The restaurant is fairly new as it opened in the summer of 2025. Reservations are recommend. The menu is quite vast and it was a challenge to narrow down what to order without going overboard. As a beverage, I got the house chai. It was warm and comforting. Apparently, unlimited refills are provided. We started off with the chote padad (poppadoms) with mango chutney. I loved the crispy snack. The sheekh kabab, minced lamb, was my favorite. It had great flavor and was slightly spicy. The house black daal is their signature dish that we paired with the steamed basmati rice. It was quite filling. I think I would skip this next time, so that I could try more of their smaller dishes. We had the warm aubergine chutney for our vegetable dish. We enjoyed the mingling of the sweet and sour flavors. The masala paratha was flaky, but I felt as if we could've skipped this. It didn't stand out. Lastly, I treated myself to a creamy mango kulfi. We managed to finish everything, but we were quite full. Overall it was great meal and I would highly recommend eating here!

aw man, this is best indian buffet restaurant ever!!! its a must go!read more

yummmmy!!! great food! the chicken pakoras are amazing! salivating just thinking about them!!! only…read moredownfall no delivery service, but this isnt a biggie as its only down the road from me :D

I need everyone to read this review! Firstly the owner - I work very near by this restaurant so I…read morego on my lunch break however I will never spend any penny in here anymore as the owner is a horrible old arrogant very rude man and the area is very aware of this. I am so disappointed as you would think a regular would always get great service as everyone deserves however this man argues with you, shouts at you, and had raised his prices up very fast and when you question anything about anything on the menu even just an enquiry he barks at you as a girl who has been in Scotland for 23 years and is Scottish I had been asked if I can understand English and if not he won't repeat himself. My colleagues have had a horrible experience too one example was yesterday he gave a very stingy portion when she asked for tandoori chicken he only gave three pieces and a tiny bit of salad and she said We always et this and the portion is very good and his words were exactly thank u for informing me I will make sure my staff do it right now. I feel so sorry for his staff they are lovely men but get bossed and When I go in to pick food up he is always arguing or shouting. Very horrible man as a woman who provides a service as well I cannot believe he serves to the public and everyone in this area hates him. I feel he steals money sometimes my chips and cheese is twenty p more sometimes it's ten p more. If you respect hardworking people and people who take pride with their food and love their customers then I please ask no one to order here. There is a lovely play around the corner with a lovely man who you can tell has passion for his food and customers not cafe Serena the most rudest over rated place ever. Customer service is more important than the food well they come first food second. If you ask some thing twice he loses his temper this man is not fit to run a restaurant/ takeaway. As I have said before he is so stingy for example with pizza he even counts the toppings as in how many chicken pieces how many sweet corn how many mushrooms I am just so disappointed in him and its ashame I have to work so close to him.

All the items were fabulous. It's has been a long time favorite. We would love to go and done in…read moresome time soon.

I'd been wanting to visit the New Turban for years, but never got round to it. I took advantage of…read morethe American Express Shop Small offer and I'm glad I did! After booking via Twitter, which was very easy, we were warmly welcomed and had our jackets stored for us. Every member of staff was really friendly and chatty and they made us feel like we'd been coming for years. We ordered off the pre-theatre menu and I had mixed pakora to start. 2 pieces of chicken, veg and mushroom accompanied by excellent red and pink pakora sauce. It was all really fresh and very tasty. Good pakora! For the main I had a chicken phaal, which wasn't on the pre-theatre but they entertained my spice requirements. It came out on a sizzling skillet which was very fancy, and it was lovely. I think the waiters were waiting for me to start crying or sweating at least, but I can handle my hot food! It was definitely spicy but not too hot. I might ask for a bit more next time! We managed to fit in dessert (for a measly extra pound) and it was excellent. Gulab jamin with premium vanilla ice cream was excellent, as was the pistachio kulfi. This was all washed down with a Skye Red ale, great to see ale in a curryhouse. When the bill was paid we were both offered an apertif, which I obviously accepted. "Surprise me" was my request and it was fulfilled with a slippery nipple! Really friendly staff, really good food, really good value and ales available too! We will be back.