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.

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.

Even if I were a world renowned Soprano (of the operatic variety, not Mafioso) I could not sing the…read morepraises high enough for this restaurant! Booked in for a Groupon deal (you know how I love my meal deals!) as a wee birthday dinner for a friend, we chose the five tapas and wine offer for £20. On arrival we were seated immediately, had the deal explained, and offered a choice of red, white or rosé. We took the poppadoms and spiced onions, which I thought might be complimentary, as in some restaurants, but alas, they weren't. We looked at our choices for our curry tapas and opted for 1 chicken, 2 lamb and a veggie dish, and a meat. When they arrived the colours alone spoke volumes. Each dish looked different from the other, and not in that food colouring flow chart type way. There was depth, consistency, texture, and most importantly FLAVOUR! The lamb keema (mince) was devine, the saag with halloumi was decadently buttery, the lamb curry was melt in the mouth, and the chicken Labrador (it's not really called that, but it's close) was grrrrreat, and finally our haggis pakora was just amazing. We added rice and Nain, which you definitely need to accompany any curry. Wine wise we chose the house white, and it washed down our meal perfectly. The staff were very friendly and chatty, with good humour. There was a bit of difficulty with the card machine, but everything was done to rectify it before I had to venture out in the rain to an ATM. Needless to say I cannot wait to go back and eat A La Carter, or even order a cheeky takeaway.

The Green Chilli Cafe offers an option that always interests me: Curry served tapas style. Who…read moredoesn't want the possibility of trying a little bit of a lot of different dishes? Many of the curries are available as either a main or a tapa but I'd definitely go for the latter because there are a lot of great flavours here worth exploring, including a long list of vegetarian options. During my most recent visit we ordered chicken pakora, khumb hara pyaz (a gingered mushroom dish), lamb dhaba gosht, chicken sharabi and lamb ra ra gosht, plus a Peshwari naan. Five tapas-sized dishes turned out to be plenty for the two of us and we spent the meal bickering about which one was the best (it's the lamb ra ra gosht, anyone who says otherwise is a fool). I really like the atmosphere of this restaurant too - the staff put you at your ease and will cheerfully make recommendations and suggestions (like, "you probably don't need both rice and naan if you're ordering 5 tapas, I'd suggest just getting one of the two"). We noticed during our visit that they offer a "tapas madness" option on Tuesdays and Wednesdays which seems like an economical way of working our way through the rest of the menu. Since we're determined to do exactly that, I guess we'll be back soon.

So I visited Little India as I wanted to complete my Shawlands strip of Indian restaurants, plus it…read morewas marginally cheaper than Cafe Noor (which I had already been to) when outside of Cafe Noor's awesome pre-theatre deal time. The service wasn't particuly speedy or good (they were very puzzled that one of our group wanted popadums with his main, not as a starter and that we weren't ordering starters) and indeed proceeded to deliver the popadums as a starter - awkward as no one else had a starter. Beer prices around average for an Indian restaurant. The keema naan was really nice though, with a proper layer of keema in the middle of the naan. The mince vindaloo was also very tasty, really hot too. However the Tikka Masala looked very similar to the korma which was slightly off-putting. In a city full of very good and excellent Indian restaurants, I'm afraid I can't recommend Little India - however it's decent enough.

Quick Curry Lunch Deal hit the spot!!…read more It's one of those places you pass all the time going unnoticed, usually on your way to somewhere new and cool. I do it all the time:/ Well today I decided to forget "new and cool" and pop in for a £4.90, 2 course lunch deal. Pakora and a curry with accompaniment for £4.90! Pretty good deal for the cost of a soup and a sandwich in some places. Have to say the food was well prepared and delicious and the service was more than adequate, so I'll have no hesitation returning... :)

Came here for the buffet (£10 every night including weekends-although you better book ahead) and…read morewas not disappointed. All of this review is based on our buffet experience. The server told us what table to go to rather than escorting us there, which was a bit fast-foody. Poppadums are given one per person when you declare your buffet interests, not unlimited on the buffet itself. The rice is lovely. The naan tasty but greasy. Beef curry was excellent, very soft beef. Garlic chilli chicken very tasty too, as was the garam masala. Overall it's a really solid curry house - however the properly old school decor and toilets may put you off. This isn't fine dining by any stretch of the imaginiation, just a good, solid Indian buffet.

This is a great wee family restaurant to visit for some really great tasting Indian food…read more Looking from the outside it does not look much, but going on food, the taste is 100% great and the staff are lovely and very willing to make sure your meal is perfect each visit! There is a choice of a la carte, or Buffett. We go Buffett so we can experience a more range of the foods. The starters are cooked in small quantities , to ensure freshness for each person. Absolutely delicious pakoras . The main courses (about 7 at least) are all well labelled and the chef is always more than willing to explain how they are cooked and the ingredients. With most Indian restaurants , desert is usually a small selection, including mango kulfi , which is very tasty! I would also recommend a jug of mango lasthi , a drink made with Indian yogurt and mangos. The only downside of this place is the toilet is down a narrow flight of stairs. The price is great , food awesome, staff delightful! What are you all waiting for, give it a try!

South Indian food but not quite the authentic taste. Service is good. Ambience is good. Prices…read moreexpensive.

Such a fab night and meal at Dakhin! They accommodated our group and there were dishes and drinks…read moreaplenty. The dosas are a showstopper, but don't sleep on the side of black chickpeas, which was flavorful and hearty. Lots of choices for most dietary requirement, too. To top it all off the staff were fantastic.

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.

Love this place. We (family and friends) have been coming here for many years. Always a warm…read morewelcome from Tabi and the Boss. Food is great and special mention for the homemade tablet.

While staying in Bridge of Weir, we came to Shimla Cottage two nights in a row. It was my husband's…read morefavorite meal in a long time (and mine too!), let alone favorite meal on our two week trip. We came right at opening time, and had a nice table at the window both nights. Tabby was awesome with his recommendations and we were chopping it up in between dishes and such. We started with papadams and two different chutneys. The mango chutney was so good, truly I can't describe it. I got king prawn balti and (on usual form) husband got chicken tikka garam masala. It's been a few weeks now and we're afraid to get curries here at home for fear of disappointment, it just won't be the same!