A great Pakistani restaurant serving Punjabi cuisine. The kabobs and desi style tikka masala were…read moreincredible along with the desert falooda

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I visit family and friends in Glasgow once a year and always make a point to have lunch at this…read moreplace with friends. I've gone there with groups of adults and also groups that included kids. Their grills are perfect; chicken tikka, kababs, lamb chops and fish; all excellent and fresh. Had their Nihari and Haleem once and it was delicious. In fact I even enjoyed their burgers; only tried the lamb mince and chicken peri peri. Delicious! Can't wait to return post-covid when I am back in Glasgow.

We love this place! I usually get lamb bhuna with boiled rice and garlic naan but after sampling…read moreMum's chicken korma from here, it's always a toss up now. Obviously they're quite different but both are very tasty. The korma is very coconutty and smooth with lovely spices and perfectly mild. The bhuna is rich and full of tender lamb pieces with a bit of a kick! Nik loves the 'baby chicken' grill which is never baby sized - he gets massive pieces of chargrilled spicy chicken with salad and sauces on the side. We sometimes get takeaway but since they're always so busy it can take a while so we often collect the food. We've never eaten in but it looks pleasant enough and is always full when we've collected!

The mothership of chicken tikka masala does not disappoint! It's phenomenal here. Get a giant piece…read moreof garlic naan (and I do mean giant) to gone it. We also had lamb something something that was also excellent. Very attentive a professional staff. If you like Indian you cannot go wrong here.

Chicken Tikka Masala was invented at a restaurant called Shish Mahal in Glasgow, Scotland (of all…read moreplaces!) by a Mister Ali, and the original dish here was unlike any other version I've tried. Chopped pieces of red chicken tikka were enveloped in a creamy tomato sauce and mixed with chopped peppers, creating a tantalizingly sweet, savory, tangy, spicy, milky curry. In addition to the famous CTM, I also tried the Palak Paneer, a flavorful but greasy pureed spinach curry with cubes of paneer; and the Shish Tandoori Mixed Platter, a sizzling iron plate of onions, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, lamb tikka, lamb seekh kebab, and a prawn, each of which was marinated with yogurt and spices before being cooked in a tandoori oven. The entree came with sides of saffron rice, nan bread, a mild house curry sauce, and a salad of pickled red cabbage, red onions, cucumber, and tomato. Overall, the food here was tasty but definitely had an anglicized flavor profile. The service was friendly though a bit awkward, and the prices were expensive for the quality of food.

Crackin'! I'd been…read morerecommended this place by a guy who works in one of the shops round the corner. Every day sees a different selection of curries, normally one thats lamb-based, chicken-based, fish, veg, lentil, chickpeas. They taste outstanding! Home cooked style curries with some on-the-bone and some off. If you don't like meat on-the-bone be sure to ask. As well as your varying choice of curries, you always get the usual - rice, pakora, samosas, Seekh kebabs, variety of breads (naan, roti/chapati, paratha) and more. They also have a selection of Asian sweets should you fancy something like that. All food is Halal. While you can sit in or get take-away, it's understandable that you won't be able to purchase alcohol here, I would likely say that you'd not be invited to bring your own either. Prices are great too. We normally get 2 curries, a naan or 4 roti and two rice and it normally comes to £11 or £12. Its normally enough for another meal! If you are ANYWHERE near the area the place is highly recommended! Great, tasty curries and at pretty awesome value.

I've lived and worked in Glasgow for a little over 2 years now and my bus comes right past this…read moreplace but I'd never ventured in until last night. Well it got to dinner time and curry seemed like a good idea so off we set. There is a wide selection on the menu but I really fancied paneer so that was an obvious starter choice. Then I opted for the chicken jaipuiri with a nan. Oh and a mint lassi which was delicious! Quick service and by the end we were stuffed. Only slight gripe was the difficulty we had in getting the bill at the end but other than that everything was tasty and enjoyable. It was busy when we were in but the food was quick to the table. Just as well as I was starving! I'll add this to the list of good curry venues in Glasgow, and I'll definitely have to get off the bus again to come back!

When you walk into an Asian restaurant filled with Asian people you know your onto a winner and…read morethis place doesn't disappoint, been here a few times and every time I've been left feeling satisfied. They do a number of speciality dishes but I opted for the chicken tikka hallumi, very nice and reasonably priced, the good thing is they also have a desk for takeaway food if your just looking to get a carry out. A note though is that they don't serve alcohol in here so don't do what I did and go expecting to have a pint with your dinner - this is the only reason I'll give it 4 stars as it won't cater to everyone, but in terms of the food I can't fault it.

I was enticed to Lasani's by Hector Curry-Heute and his excellent blog here…read more(http://curry-heute.com/category/scotland/glasgow/glasgows-top-rated/lasani-grill/) and I was not disappointed. After have a beer in Sweeney's on the Park and then at the Allison Arms, Julie and I were getting pretty hungry and I really fancied a curry after being on a wedding diet the past few weeks. Side-stepping the standard fayre of Indian restaurants I consulted Glasgow's favourite curry blog and found that two of the best rated curry houses were within a few minutes walk. Tonight we chose Lasani, next time we may try Yadgar (although Lasani was so good it's difficult not to return!). Lasani looks like a standard curry/kebab house, but when you turn right there's a wee seating area for about 25 people which means you can enjoy eating out at takeaway prices. We started with a chicken sheesh kebab for £2.50 between us. This got us FOUR kebab sticks and a huge plate of salad (the olives weren't great but everything else was). This was a little spicy for Julie so that meant more for me! To follow we had a couple of the Desi style curries each (I had lamb chop Karahi which was epic, super tender lamb), a pilau rice, nan bread (£1!!!) and a couple of chapatis. This was too much but we did a great job to try and finish it off and got a pretty big doggy bag to take home. The mains took a while to come but this is because it was cooked to order. Classy. There's obviously no alcohol for sale here so we had a couple of cans of pop for 70p a throw. Stick that in your pipe rip-off merchants! What was the total bill for two people completely stuffed with authentic and incredible Pakistani cuisine? Just £19. This included the popadoms too and enough food for another meal. Don't expect fine dining, but do expect fine food.

I had been to this restaurant a few months ago after it had been recommended by the barman at my…read morehotel. Came back again last night and all I could remember that it was behind the Mitchell library. Great food...good service and spotlessly clean. I had meat samosas, fish karahi and garlic naan. Everything was fresh and tasty and spicy. If I'm back up in Glasgow again I would be happy to go back.

I was at Shenaz the first night it opened it had wonderful curry and I'm glad to hear it still…read moredoes I was there regularly until my marriage to an American I now live in a small town near Jacksonville Florida and often wish they would open up here .

My brother in law and I dropped by to grab some takeaway after the match. This fantastic old school…read moreBYO Indian restaurant is a real gem. While we waited for our Tandoori chicken, 2 chef special chicken dishes, paneer Goa, Lamb bhuna and several nans, we shared a fish pakora, poppadoms with chutneys and washed it down with ginger beer!! The fish was delicately spiced and served with a salad and not oily. The food was ready in good time and very well priced. When we got home we had an amazing feast!! The food was absolutely fantastic and tasty-truly wonderful!! The Anarkali has been established for over 40 years and offers home deliveries as well.

I used to live around the corner from here in Queens park several years back and often came here…read morefor food to go, always saved me from dirtying my pans. In this area this has to be one of the better Indian take away / restaurant by a long shot, by the look of the dining room it has not been decorated since it was last used as a pub. If your here for a take away best to phone in advance as sometimes they do take ages, always check your order before leaving as they do mistakes all the time, my last meal here was the best ever where l had a curry that contained king prawns, chicken pieces, lamb and beef with vegetable rice and nann bread with chopped curried beef through it. After having the meal my partner said ( this is not what l ordered you) and there was me thinking that she ordered it as a surprise for me.

Amazing Indian food! I was after a takeaway but wasn't sure what to get, so I asked if they would…read moredo their veggie thali as a takeaway. Normally they don't, but they offered various dishes that make up the thali, asking me each time,. "would you like this?" - to which of course I answered, "yes!" Less than 10 minutes later I was almost £10 poorer and was carrying a huge bag of goodies that would actually have fed an entire family, not just me. I manfully struggled through most of it but alas, I ended up leaving a fair bit of it as I was full to bursting. Tasty food, great portions, friendly and helpful staff. A big 'thumbs up' from this West Ender. When are you opening up on this side of the river?

This is a simply an awesome little cafe serving up home-style Punjabi food. I get the feeling it's…read morefamily run which adds to the charm of the place. Service always comes with a smile and the waiting staff were really helpful explaining some of the unfamiliar dishes. The cafe is brightly decorated, very 'funky' looking and dare I say almost 'hipster' which is not what you'd tend to find in your local Indian Cafe. The food is traditional, authentic and vegetarian and hasn't got that restaurant taste to it. What I mean by that is that it tastes like something you'd make at home (if you were any good at cooking curries that is), which, for me is the best!! Everyday the Dhaal and Sabji's change which ensures the food is fresh and seasonal. The portion sizes are huge and for the money its outstanding value. If only this place was a little closer to home, I'd easily be there at least once a week for my dinner. Yum!

Indian food is not my speciality. I have found that I don't like many varieties of curries, but I…read morewouldn't have known this if I hadn't sampled the lunchtime buffet at Assam's. This is a great idea for those who are a bit afraid of curries or want to try something new. I'm not very good with spicy foods so I thought I'd ease myself in by trying a Korma. Hated it. After trying a few dishes I was surprised to learn that my favourites turned out to be Chasni and Rogan Josh. For Indian food lovers this is a great way to have a good selection of your favourites, and in the almost impossible event that you don't like any of the curries, there is always rice and naans for the unadventurous. This restaurant is situated in a basement, with speedy efficient waiting staff. All of the food is cooked to a high standard, and it is deservedly popular.

Assams is another of those difficult to find places. I just don't get it, if you want to do good…read morebusiness, down in the basement is a bit awkward to draw people in. The sign however is pretty prominent on street level which works well. Anyway, it is really quite good, the buffet on offer lets you have way more than you would get from any Indian when buying a set meal from a standard menu. This way you can go from Bhoona to pakora, to dumpling desert thing, or even the opposite way around. Oh and do not be in dismay, there are spiced onions and popadoms to accompany every course. A bit of advice, don't fill your plate up too much, and return as often as you like without shame.