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

From the owner: Mixed grill,lamb chops, Indian and Pakistani curries, kebabs,Biryanis,peri peri chicken, pizzas,…read moregourmet Burgers, fish masala, steamed fish, milkshakes, smoothies, fresh juices, soft drinks, and many more

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.

This is a really nice Indian restaurant. I just had something from their takeout menu, which was…read morelovely. I had the Chicken Tikka with fried onion rice which was creamy and the chicken was succulent. which was very nice as sometimes the chicken can be dry and a let down in a Indian restaurant. My father had the chicken curry and boiled rice which was also very nice - as I tired his as well. The price is very reasonable, two curries and rice came to £16 and I was far from finishing my mine as they give very large portions. A great place, I would go there again.

I used to like this place for its curries and pakora. but i think its shut down now. i passed by a…read morecouple of days ago and it was shut when it was meant to be open. i suppose there could be other reasons for that but just wanted to let you know , maybe call ahead before setting out? We always ate out but while you were ordering you could see inside the restaurant area and it looked nice. prices were on average around £20 for a family of four (2 types of curries , nann , popadom , pakora and rice) a nice place , hope its still open :)

This place is awesome! The best pakora I've ever tasted and the korma and curries are really nice…read moretoo so I swear by dining here as it's quality is second to none!

I've been dining here for years. The food is very good and the staff go out of their way to make…read moreyou feel welcome. Not terribly expensive either. The restaurant never seems to be tremendously busy (but the carryout business is brisk) ... you can just walk in & get a table, even on a Fri/Sat night. Car parking behind the shops puts you a few yards from the front door.

I came in here for a take away portion of Pakora recently and was blown away! It was rather good…read more Not the very best I've ever tasted but lovely all the same. Since the nearby New Pearl of India was done up to resemble a lottery winners living room, the Shezam has struggled somewhat to hold on to its loyal band of regulars. But to be fair to it, it has survived against all odds. And I have heard that on a Thursday night you can get a buffet for a pound if buying another full price one! It doesn't really matter if it's good or not, it's a pound! I'll be back for sure.

What can I say of the Shezan? The restaurant itself has been open for more than 20 years... I've…read morestayed in the area practically all my life, and I can't actually remember a time that it was not there! As you can imagine, a business that has been around so long has a legion of regulars, and has definitely earned each and every one. Nomi is the kind of business owner who is all about his customers. He loves a bit of banter, and is always keen to make sure you've enjoyed your meal, and to find out if and how service can be improved. The food itself is always fresh and tasty, and can be made more or less spicy at your request (excellent for those who aren't satisfied until they have a volcano in their mouths, as well as the shy of spice). The selection is to die for, and the Shezan is also one of the few places where you can actually order gajrela for dessert - so yummy. And just so you know, you can have speciality Indian teas instead of the bog-standard tea for the end of your meal. Tis definitely the best Indian restaurant to be found in the Mount Florida / Battlefield area. Get on down there and partake!

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!

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 .

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.

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.

Really good Indian Takeaway in the Greenhills/Gardenhall area of East Kilbride…read more The food tastes like it's been created with care and passion, something altogether missing in a lot of "sauce and meat" curry houses. There's also some great value deals to be had with set meals (pakora, popadums, sauces, two curries and a rice and naan) from £13.99. Fan of prawn curries? The king prawn option is £2 more for the set meal, but it really is for quality king prawns, worth the upgrade in my eyes, If you get lost whilst looking for this place... which is easy... you will find it INSIDE the Greenhills Bar pub. A strange location indeed for a takeaway but it is worth the hunt!