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Punjabi Charing Cross

Punjabi Charing Cross
157–159 North Street
Glasgow, G3 7DA
Phone: 0141 221 3926
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  • Food served: Mon–Wed & Sat/Sun 4.30pm–midnight; Thu/Fri noon–2.30pm, 4.30pm–midnight.
  • Number of wines sold by the glass: 12
  • Delivery: £1.50
  • Private dining: Up to 60 covers
  • Also offers: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Pre-theatre menu, Outdoor tables, Free wi-fi
  • Music on stereo: traditional Indian
  • Capacity: 50
  • Largest group: 90
  • Open since: 2011

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  • Average price:
     £5.95 (set lunch)
     £15 (evening meal)
  • Pre-theatre price: £10.95 (3 courses)
  • House wine: £14.25 per bottle
Eating & Drinking Guide

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This review is taken from the current (2012) edition.

Opening on a site adjacent to the M8 that has been home to several different pubs in recent years, Punjabi Charing Cross has maintained that feel, with dark wood and leather creating a welcoming setting. The menu is safe North Indian cuisine, with starters including pakoras and puris, including a chunky mushroom option on a crisp pancake. Sea bass from the special tandoori starters is a gem, with the gently marinated fish resting on a bed of mashed veg. Mains are divided by popular Punjabi specials and chef specialities, making navigation easy. The lamb on the bone is lean, and the stew-like sauce vibrant with herbs. A sweet-and-sour chicken patia is full of citrus notes and works well with the onion and mushroom-packed chef special rice. The Punjabi brand took over 30 years to expand on its Southside restaurant, and with reasonably priced lunch and pre-theatre deals, should attract sufficient trade on the north side of the river.

  • High point: Succulent sea bass
  • Low point: Poor location for passing trade

Reviews of Punjabi Charing Cross (157–159 North Street, Glasgow)

1. Jodie, Dumbarton – 21 February 2012, 2:14pm4 starsPunjabi Charing CrossReport

Nice meals and good service. Not quite the best but dont pass this up - there are many around that are dead poor.

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