Bao Taiwanese in Glasgow City

Good old school chinese, ive been using it for around 35yr. Cash only the way it should be, none of they rip off merchants just eat and uber. They also really look after me being diabetic even when i order weird stuff like a curry with no rice or anything 😅

Okay, but I would not recommend for a big group. I felt like you had to lean over each other to reach the grill, lots of choice of meats but tasted quite plain. The bottomless drinks option was really good though and nice choice of deserts. Lots of warning signs about getting charged for extra food waste so feel like you really couldn't enjoy yourself. I was disappointed when I used the toilets and seen a member of staff come out the loo after using it and not wash their hands! Gross. I ended up feeling sick after and having an upset stomach, probably from all the risk from cross contamination from cooked and raw meat. I would not return as we were hammered with a service charge at the end, when we did all the work of cooking the food. Might be nicer to go as a couple though but I will not be back.

There is such a variation in the quality of Chinese food in Glasgow and I thought I would give Wokstar a try with no great expectations. However, the taste, quality and cost of their food far exceeds anything I have tried in years. I had heard from others that they were good so I was delighted that it was true….. The vegetable spring rolls are enormous, packed with delicious vegetables and authentic. We had a King Prawn curry, again excellent with some Satay sauce. In essence, this is now my favourite take away in Glasgow.

Fantastic night amazing food . Great value for money . Yes, here I go toilets could have been cleaner 😁😁 another wee fab night. Another fab meal . This time didn't have a reservations and still got a table . I even came home with my lunch for tomorrow 🤗

I don't quite understand why this restaurant is so highly rated. I was really disappointed with my experience. The gyoza were stodgey and largely tasteless. The vegan prawn crackers were the worst I've ever tried anywhere. As for the main, I had the Kung Pao. The peppers were completely uncooked and the sauce was a little too sweet to be enjoyable. This wasn't better than any corner Chinese takeaway you'd go to and yet 3 times the price. like The worst aspect was the fried rice, really not tasty. For £30 per person, I expect a much higher quality of food. At one point a large sustained blast of cigarette smoke started blowing through from the kitchen where one of the staff was clearly smoking near a doorway. This, as you can imagine, added to an already unenjoyable experience. This is the second time I've been here and my group weren't impressed the last time. I won't be giving it a third chance.