Very good. Good selection. Nice lunch menu with special groups of dishes. Naan was tasty, curry's…read morenot too spicy. Lhasa mango was excellent. Will come back.

So, the one thing I loved about this place was that it looks nothing like a stereotypical Indian…read moreRestaurant. It's clear that the focus of the restaurant is that it should still be a fun pub atmosphere that just happens to serve Indian food. So, looking in from the outside, you wouldn't know that it was an Indian restaurant. But when you walk in and smell it, you'll know. Portions were a little small so expect that you'd need to get a few things to get a full meal out of it. But they are appropriately priced for the portion size. They serve food here tapas-style and I believe you are still meant to share them so the idea is that you get a lot of dishes and eat as you drink copious amounts of beer. The one thing that made this place stand out was their service. It was amazing! During my meal, their card machines broke down and, as a result, I didn't have a way to pay for my food. The manager then comes up to me and says, "It's our fault. Don't worry about it." To be clear, this is only something I'd see in small-town America but never in a major city. So I was surprised that in Scotland's largest city, they were so trusting. (Really earning their reputation as the friendliest city in the UK). I was so touched that I promised I'd return to pay for my meal. I even kept my receipt so they'd know what to charge me. I came back the next morning, paid my bill, and, even though it's not required at all in the UK, I left a big tip as a thank you for trusting me and being so accommodating. When I come back to Glasgow, I will definitely come back.

The BEST food we've had on our week long, carefully selected food tour of Edinburgh and Glasgow…read more Seriously. I'm distraught that I can't get food like this at home. Lamb Patia, Chicken Chat, and vegetable breads, all surprising and made with so much love. Dessert, coffee, drinks, all good. Prices very good. Service, very kind and attentive. Trust me, COME HERE, you won't be sorry.

DELICIOUS! Obsession was recommended to us by a friend we visited in Glasgow. We throughly enjoyed…read moreeverything we ordered. There are so many choices on the menu, it's really hard to decide which dishes to try. We talked with several locals seated near us and they all were repeat customers to this restaurant. We started with the Vegetable Samosa and the Fish Pakora.. Both were generous portions and absolutely delicious. For our main courses we ordered Rogan Josh Lamb and South Indian Garlic Chili Tikka chicken. The flavors of the dishes were delicious but totally different. Loved this place. The servers were very attentive.

Best kitchen at East END! Malky also is really good lough! Really clean and delicious!read more

Good, but not as good as I remembered it to be. Lamb was tough. Great choice of interesting dishes,…read morethough, and probably the best naan in Glasgow.

Having had several excellent takeaways from Nakodar the misses and I found ourselves without the…read morekids for the night and decided to give it a try. It was everything we could hope for, great decor, excellent staff and the food was excellent. Would have to put it in my top 5 in Glasgow. Not to mention the walled beer garden out the back and the Banksy in the lane behind. Definitely worth a detour to find this wee gem.

When we walked in we were immediately greeted by the fragrant aroma of the food. The gobi…read moreManchurian, palak paneer, paneer butter masala, and vindaloo chicken were all so delicious and flavorful. The chicken in the vindaloo was a bit dry, but the curry taste more than made up for it. The rice doesn't come with the curry, but one portion is quite large. The dosa was also very good. Seated with plenty of empty space at 9 PM on a Sunday. Service was also pretty attentive.

Found this one on Yelp! Nicest people working who take time to talk about the menu. We got the…read morePaper Roast Dosa and they were nice to add an extra spicy sauce on the side. Beer on tap is yummy and refreshing against the sauces' flavor.

This place is incredible! The naan is massive, everything we had was so full of flavor and…read moredelicious. There was some confusion about when to bring things out, as they didn't bring the main portion until we were done and they had cleared the appetizers. So just know when you go ask for things to come all at one or in stages depending on your preference. Overall the service was very good and it was a really laid back and inviting environment. It seemed like a place many locals come frequently. I would say it's a must visit in Glasgow. It was some of the best Indian I've had. If possible get several dishes to share, the "from the streets of India" portion of the menu has so many gems.

Excellent food! Appetizers were perfect! A little misunderstanding with the waiter because he was…read moreholding ordering the main course until we finished our appetizers and we were wanting to save some of the sauces to go with our Nan but the waiter was polite and thoughtful. Everything was delicious and generous serving sizes. Will definitely be back whenever I am lucky enough to be back in Glasgow

Wandering around Merchant City, we stumbled on Madha. I'm so glad we did. Living in Michigan, we…read moredon't have a huge number of Indian restaurants, so it was very to find one so good here where there are so many to choose from. First thing to know, the service is excellent. Friendly, warm, helpful, definitely interested in making sure you have a great experience. Then, of course, the food was great. I started with a really delicious lamb soup. Excellent heat, bright spice profile; delicious. Then aloo gobi with raita and naan. All delicious, all with such bright spice and seasoning. Really a memorable experience. I don't know when I'll be in Glasgow again, but if I am I will definitely be back.

Well, I just had the best, most flavorful curry ever at Madha. I travel for work, and have done so…read morefor more than 40 years. I have had Indian food in many corners of the globe. This was the best yet.

My mother, son, and I showed up pretty late in the evening without a reservation and the amazing…read morestaff found us a table in a corner because we are sensitive to noise. They treated us so well and on top of it the food was out-of-this-world excellent. We took a good deal as leftovers and enjoyed it the following two days. I will definitely return to Dhabba if I ever have the pleasure of visiting Glasgow again. Go here!

This was a chance visit in Glasgow. We were headed to a place with a traditional, hearty English…read morebreakfast, but my husband decided he wants Indian when he saw this place, lol! We were the first people in when the opened and a few more folks showed up after. Their lunch deal seemed really good value, but we ended up ordering al a carte. We started with the Dahi Papdi chat - instead of papri, they had used crackers, which I don't think I appreciated too much. The rest of it was tasty, but a pretty small portion size for the price we paid. For the main course, we had the Murg Kadhai and a side of the Pahadi aloo. The aloo was decent and tasted home made. The Murg Kadhai was okay - not something I would order again. I felt it lacked flavor. We also got the bread basket. We were warned the missi roti would be dry and it really was, but tasty nonetheless. I will be honest - I think the food was a little overpriced and not amazing (decent still). Would I come back? If I was craving Indian food and in the area, I might.

Quick, friendly service with great tasting food. We ordered lots of dishes to try for our party of…read more6 and we enjoyed every dish. My favorite are the chicken tikka masala and the fish curry. Highly recommend when you're in Glasgow.

This is a multi-story restaurant that can best be described as 'cosy.' Like many restaurants in the…read morearea, space is as a premium. We arrived at 6:30pm with no reservation and they offered us a small table in the bar. We accepted and another waiter came down and said they had a table for us upstairs. We ended up dining in the main dining room where every table was occupied. We started with Kingfisher beers. Since they had a reservation for another couple at 8pm, our waiter insisted that we order dinner immediately. We started with the crab prawn dosa as an appetizer. That was followed by a vegetable karahi and Delhi style lamb with an order of basmati rice and Pershwari naan. The food arrived in about 15 minutes and it looked and smelled great. We enjoyed all of the dishes, but especially the lamb. Everything was cooked to perfection and tasted great. We should have skipped the vegetarian dish because we had more than enough to eat with the other dishes. We would definitely recommend this restaurant if you want great, upscale Indian food. Please plan ahead and book a reservation.

Never in my life have I felt the need to leave a review because I'm my eyes nothing has been that…read morebad that I felt I had too.. this meal was the worst thing I ever ate was cold no taste rock hard onion rings and chips!! Called them and they couldn't give a shit they were in denial, after reading other peoples reviews I don't know why this place is still open AVOID!!!! food definitely not fresh. Would add pictures but don't know how too as you can see the chicken pakora got dark bloody bits though it veg pakora burnt a pack of koka noodles taste 1000x nicer.

I love this Indian restaurant. 'tis one of my faves…read more If you like Indian food, a lot of it and you like a bargain then this is the place my friend. Been coming here for about 6 or so years now and it's the sign of a good restaurant that you make sure you go a little further than you would normally like to travel to go for a meal - this restaurant is in Auchinairn/Bishopbriggs so not exactly handy for me to get to (I don't drive). We always go for the Set Menu which either 2 or more people can have and it's a set price (yes, the price you see is what you pay for EVERYONE, that's not a 'per person' price which is what we thought when we first went!) and a total bargain ~ I can't remember exactly the prices but put it this way I have never paid more than about £16 (give or take) for full 4 course meal with alcoholic drinks. This is almost unheard of in other Indian restaurants. So when we seen the prices we thought 'hang on...this means it'll either be poor quality or poor portions' Nope. Not at all. They do one of my favourite Chicken Tikkas ever. The chicken is just gorgeous. We always alter the Set Menu a bit too ~ change the plain nan for a garlic one or fried to boiled rice, etc... this is never a problem and the staff are always more than happy to change anything on the menu to your liking. The waiting staff are always friendly, if a little busy/overworked looking, but as I said they're always willing to make the experience and meal exactly how you like it. Sometimes we've had to wait a wee while for a table (even when we've booked a table) but this is because this place is so darn popular ~ some nights it's just a steady and constant flow of hungry buddies coming in and rolling out again, bellies full. This, I would say is a good sign. The take-away side of the restaurant always seems busy too and I've heard it's very good also. Another nice wee 'extra' thing is they give you complimentary poppadoms and spiced onions & Bombay mix not long after you sit down ~ never a bad thing. Another thing I love about DD is the fact when myself and my friends go we like to make a night of it ~ so we have a lot of food, quite a lot of drinks (not too many, hic!) and we like to stay a loooong time. In fact 9 times out of 10 we're usually the last ones left in the restaurant, much to our embarrassment. But never once are we asked to leave or even hinted at/glared at to leave. This I like. Nowt worse than finishing your meal only to be glowered at by huffy waiting staff until you ask for the bill. Let me RELAX after my meal you beasts! *sigh* If I lived closer to this place I would fo' sure be here more often and I'd get plenty o'take-aways, I'd be the SIZE of the Delhi Darbar but damn I'd be happy!