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Cook and Indi's World Buffet
410 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3JDGlasgow's love affair with buffet-style dining is boundless, and it has found the ultimate mistress at this popular buffet-orama in the midst of Sauchiehall's staggering nightlife district. In the premises formerly Slumdog, Cook and Indi have managed to…
Rumours Kopitiam
21 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 1HWRumours Kopitiam seems to have it all – a great location on a busy Bath Street corner, tasty Malay dishes and more than reasonable pricing. All this ensures that even on a wet weekday night, punters will steadily stream through the door. Sure, the…
Asia Style
185–189 St George's Road, Glasgow, G3 6JDIt's a bit blighted, it's too bright, and service can be brusque – yet its Chinese-Malay food has kept many Glaswegians happily fed for a decade. Asia Style's décor was spartan back at the start and it hasn't improved with age, but diners come for good…
Miso & Sushi
46a Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh, EH12 5LAGoing to Miso and Sushi is like going back in time. The décor can't have changed in years. Glaring lights preside over a corridor of booths lined with wood and ancient flock wallpaper. It's in desperate need of a spruce up. However, if there's no love…
Ho Wong
82 York Street, Glasgow, G2 8LEAt the fringes of the city centre, Ho Wong is a legendary Glasgow establishment. Its immaculately presented dining room is positioned beyond the bar area but feels miles away from the busy thoroughfares nearby. The restaurant is relaxed and filled with…
Kampong Ah Lee Malaysian Delight
28 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9HXKampong Ah Lee Malaysian Delight is a compact, canteen-style restaurant serving authentic Malaysian food in basic but comfortable surroundings. Its small shop front may be easy to miss, but it remains well known and popular with students seeking an…
See Woo Restaurant
The Point, 29 Saracen Street, Glasgow, G22 5HTSee Woo is a cavernous hall attached to Scotland's biggest Chinese supermarket. Ideal for large weddings and New Year celebrations, the vast dining area is bookended by a stage and a bar. Tanks of fish keep some younger diners entertained but, while…
Kweilin
19–21 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6QGKweilin has something of a split personality. On the face of it, it’s a traditional Cantonese restaurant complete with red carpets, red-covered chairs and red-jacketed waiters, and all the expected dishes present and correct. But peeking out from time…
Loon Fung
2 Warriston Place, Canonmills, Edinburgh, EH3 5LEApparently it’s good feng shui to have your property on a river, which perhaps explains why the Loon Fung, sitting by the Water of Leith, has now been going for over forty years. Owner Sammy Tam doesn’t hold with such things, however, and puts success…
Stack Dim Sum Bar
42 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8RGTucked away along a side-street off Leith Walk, Stack Dim Sum Bar is named for the bamboo steamer baskets which stack upon one another, each containing its own steamed delicacy. Among the selection of homemade steamed dim sum the Authentic Chao Chou…
Zen Kitchen
138 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 5DQZen kitchen serves up unique pan-Asian cuisine. The premises are bright and sleekly designed and the well-laid out menu outlines cooking times, spice levels and potential allergies as well as identifying the origin of each dish. The menu includes small…
Wing Sing Inn
147–149 Dundee Street, Edinburgh, EH11 1BPChinese restaurants in Scotland rarely offer something other than the safe choice. There might be one or two more traditional dishes speckled about some menus, but the predictable pantheon of westernised Chinese cuisine dominates. In the Wing Sing Inn…
China Town
Talk about bad timing. For most of its short life, China Town, on the corner of Atholl Place in Edinburgh’s West End, has been sitting slap bang in the middle of the capital’s notorious tramworks. It’s been something of a struggle for owner Thomas Chan…
Loon Fung
417–419 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3LGThis Cantonese restaurant, the oldest in Glasgow, reopened in early 2013 and has deservedly held onto its great reputation, especially for seafood and dim sum, despite a two-year closure following a fire above. Particularly, but not exclusively, popular…
Lychee Oriental
59 Mitchell Street, Glasgow, G1 3LNOpening its doors in September 2012, Lychee Oriental is already building an impressive reputation. On entering, you are greeted by a jovial maître d' and neutral, comfortable interiors. The food is similarly simple and elegant – manageable portions of…
Chop Chop
76 Commercial Street, Edinburgh, EH6 6LXChop Chop in Leith was built on the reputation of the original outlet in Haymarket. Opened in 2010, it shares an identical menu to its sister restaurant, but the aim here seems to be to provide a more laidback and sophisticated atmosphere than the buzz…
Chop Chop
248 Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8DTWith a plain and pleasant interior that’s more mess hall than Manchuria and a noisy, welcoming buzz about it, Chop Chop has built its popularity and reputation around its homemade dumplings, which are served boiled or fried with assorted, mixed meat…
Rice and Noodle
96 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow, G11 6NXWith its small frontage, minimal seating and proximity to pubs, Rice and Noodle could easily be categorised as your standard, run-of-the-mill takeaway outlet. An extensive menu with few surprises, all at moderate prices, further suggests this eatery is…
Silver Bowl
12 Albert Place, Leith Walk, Edinburgh, EH7 5HNWith three branches in the area, Silver Bowl has something of a monopoly in Leith when it comes to Chinese and Thai take-away. Thai is available from the Albert Place branch, while Chinese can be picked up or delivered from the other two. Booking can be…




