Loon Fung in Glasgow City

We visited on a Monday and had the 2 course set menu between 12 and 2 which was really great value . The portions were good and the curry had a lovely flavour. Very busy and good service. There was a lot of Chinese customers which is always a good sign as food authentic. First visit on recommendation and we will be back .

There’s a good reasons restaurants stay around a long time and Loon Fung is rocking out classic Cantonese cuisine & dim sum . Friendly , relaxed service …. Classy private dining and Kareoke rooms. Seafood is excellent and a gangster XO sauce! Definitely recommend & can’t wait to go back!

Never been disappointed in this restaurant. Their food is the best Chinese food in the town. The staff are amazingly friendly, and they gave us a fruits plate after we finished our delicious meals. Appreciate it. I’d really recommend it for all the Chinese cuisine lovers. Thank you x

Told by family that we must try here. We run Glasgow’s Good Food Group on Facebook so always looking for good food. We weren’t disappointed. Incredible food. Enormous portions of the loveliest dishes. Absolutely loved every dish. Would absolutely recommend

Meals are pricey and tastes bland. Ordered 3 roast Ho fun. Sauce was tasteless and roast portions were small. Roast duck skin was black when it should be red and mostly bones. Roast pork was in tiny pieces and char siu was fatty and sinewy. Fish fillet ho fun was not any better fish batter was soggy and ho fun was again bland. Also ordered a mixed vegetable dish where the vegetables were half cooked and raw and was overpriced.

The best Chinese food in Glasgow

Delicious meal! Lots of options and friendly staff , highly recommended

Very busy that causes of chinese new year half the stuff we order didn't come . Also food come before drinks which is a nono

Went in yesterday Saturday lunchtime was quite busy lots of Chinese customers. Excellent menu, authentic food, friendly and efficient service and some economical deals.

Huge selection of food with lots of great dishes to dry. The salt and chili chicken was amazing as well as the dumplings.

You don’t get much restaurants like these anymore. Authentic Chinese with fun staff and great food! Came here for a friend’s birthday meal and had a really good time! We ordered a variety of dishes and ate everything. Highly recommended!

We had the Char Sui pork x2, Crispy pork, Fried rice, Char Sui balls x2, Sea bass, pork and prawn balls and drinks for four people. Desert was the mango pudding and steamed cake. The menu was a little confusing just because there was so much to choose from. The whole experience was lovely. Friendly staff and reasonable pricing. Loved the flavours nd the quality was top level! We look forward to booking again as the experience was better than we expected. We recommend exploring the whole menu as the food was so good and the flavours are very memorable.

Me and my girlfriend were celebrating and decided to come for some Dim Sum. Wow! Everything we had was amazing! Very authentic and the staff were really nice and helpful. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for authentic Chinese food.

Surprised they still serve dim sum at dinner time. This place has dim sum which will compare to anything in London, NYC or Toronto. Makes you fell like you are in Hong Kong.

Great taste, I highly recommend for authentic Chinese food.

My husband brought my 3.5 year old to have dim sum and they ordered a take away Singapore-style noodles 星洲炒米 for me. My little one definitely enjoyed the dim sum especially the barbecue pork buns, and for me, their Singapore-style noodles was just perfect! Not too oily and have the exact same taste as when I was having in Asia. Another thing I wanted to highlight was how nice and helpful their staff were. My little one lost her favourite bunny in this restaurant and did not recognise until after a few hours when they returned home. I called the restaurant and they were kindly searching the bunny for us. Their staff member actually kept the bunny safe and intact so were so lucky to be able to have it back - really nice atmosphere and helpful staff. Definitely recommend.

Very good authentic dishes. Lots of choice. Fast and efficient service. Fruit dishes offered.

Expensive, untasty, veeeery long service.

Rather inconspicuous from the outside, it turns out to be a beautiful restaurant inside. The food was excellent, the service was quick and the staff was super friendly! Highly recommended!

Best Chinese restaurant in Glasgow

Tried here last nite for the first time the food was really nice the staff were brilliant really good customer service I would highly recommend giving it a try

I‘d recommend anyone visit! The menu is vast, so everyone will find something they enjoy. It also gives more adventurous eaters the chance to try some authentic Cantonese food! There is a great selection of dim sum, too, all under £6 a dish. I recommend the crispy pork belly, the sweet and sour fish fillet and the crispy prawn and chive dim sum! Always friendly staff and free prawn crackers on the table which is a great touch.

Great Cantonese restaurant which gives a nice authentic HK feel… dim sum is great and so are the roast dishes. Prices are generally affordable especially during lunch where they have set meals available. Ample seats despite the small frontage which leads in to a big hall typical of Chinese banquet halls.

Really delicious food, huge variety of food (almost too much!) and really authentic but also with some more ‘western’ style dishes if it’s a mixed group. We got a lot of food for a pretty reasonable price. Got a pineapple duck dish that surprised me how delicious it was! Excellent dim sum, especially the siu mai. Definitely going to come back to try more of the menu. Forgot to take pictures because we were too busy eating!

Real, authentic Cantonese food. Excellent service from the staff and it felt like I was back in China as during my trips there. Go there. You won’t be disappointed.

We ordered my usual dim sum go-to when I was back in Singapore (Siew Mai, Chee Cheong Fun, Fried Dumplings, Salted Egg Yolk Bun, Chinese Pan-Fried Carrot Cake, Steamed Cake). The food tasted not bad, but not as good as the ones I had back in Singapore. That being said, my expectations for Asians restaurants in European countries isn’t high. What amazed me in this restaurant was the service. They provided free soup, desserts and fruit platters. The soup (pork soup) and dessert (Cheng Tng) really hits home. Overall, I love this place for the vibes and service. However, if you have very high expectations of Asian food as an Asian tourist, you may not be satisfied. Still 5 stars for me given the context of this country!

Great food , quick service You might have to walk To the back of the restaurant Definitely worth the cost

Visited for a meal before seeing Miles Jupp at Kings Theatre. When you walk in, it was a bit disconcerting as there are tables but no one there, but just walk towards the back. There you will find a large restaurant & the main desk. My husband is not used to proper Cantonese food, so we did ' play safe' - Vietnamese spring rolls, satay chicken & Singapore rice, all to share. The food was excellent and the rice was a huge porion. Everything g was very hot & beautifully served. Staff also were so friendly and helpful, making sure there was cutlery for husband ( who doesn't use chopsticks) , bringing plates for us too share without us having to ask for them & were attentive without being pushy. At the end after receiving our bill, a small plate was brought with sliced melon & oranges - such a lovely gesture. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and if we are ever back in Glasgow in that area, I know we will be revisiting.

Authentic traditional Chinese food

This was our dating lunch / dinner place when we were international students at Glasgow University 38 years ago. We revisited and are delighted it is still around. The Singapore fried vermicelli still as awesome as all those years again. The salt and chilli soft shell crabs was very good. The other dishes were average. Portions are big especially the single portion of rice - easily feed three adults.

Poor quality not value for money. All cold, overcooked rice (we had to bin it) , chewy beef, prawn toar dripping of fat. Very dissapointing, not going back

Food was amazing staff were very nice good reasonable place to eat before the theatre. Would highly recommend it to everyone.

Such a fantastic experience. Everything was so amazing from the staff to the food. First time going back since covid and it was still OSM

Great selection of tasty Dim Sum and Cantonese dishes. Hot fresh food, served quickly. Reasonably priced for the quality and quantity. Good polite service.

Loon Fung Cantonese Restaurant is a hidden gem in Glasgow, offering a delightful dining experience for lovers of authentic Chinese cuisine. Their dim sum is a must-try - each piece is freshly made and bursting with flavor. The scallops are also a standout dish, perfectly cooked and served with a delicious sauce. The restaurant is often busy, particularly with Chinese customers, which is always a good sign of a restaurant's quality and authenticity. The lively atmosphere adds to the charm of the place, making it a great spot for a meal with friends or family. Overall, Loon Fung Cantonese Restaurant is a top choice for delicious dim sum and other Cantonese specialties in Glasgow.

Great food at a reasonable price. Fast and professional service.

Had late lunch here with friends, we travelled over from Edinburgh as our dim sum options aren't very good. The portions are a good size. The prawn dumplings Hai gow and Sui Mai are a bigger than your average restaurant. Cheung fun soft and taste freshly made. Ordered a number of different dim sum to try, liked everything. Just the book tripe needed a bit more flavour. I likes the prawn balls with the cheese sauce filling , it's not found at your normal dim sum restaurant. The website needs to update their prices as they are different. The staff were attentive and friendly. Well worth the drive over. Just difficult to find parking as in the city centre.

Had late lunch here with friends, we travelled over from Edinburgh as our dim sum options aren't very good. The portions are a good size. The prawn dumplings Hai gow and Sui Mai are a bigger than your average restaurant. Cheung fun soft and taste freshly made. Ordered a number of different dim sum to try, liked everything. Just the book tripe needed a bit more flavour. I likes the prawn balls with the cheese sauce filling , it's not found at your normal dim sum restaurant. The website needs to update their prices as they are different. The staff were attentive and friendly. Well worth the drive over. Just difficult to find parking as in the city centre.

As soon as we sat down, we were served two bowls of chicken soup, which was rich and fragrant, like drinking chicken essence. Drink chicken essence, this chicken soup is really amazing. The chicken feet on the second course are standard Hong Kong-style dim sum. The next three dishes were salt and pepper. Only the main character was different. The content of the dishes was exactly the same. The soft shell crab had no taste at all. The salt and pepper tofu had no idea what I was eating? ? Both meals have a common feature, the ones wrapped in thick flour? Have no idea what food I'm eating? And the garlic cake is super oily. Is this garlic cake? Is it pastry? The outer skin of the bean curd roll was also fried, it was really "greasy" and shiny. Master’s frying skills really need to be improved. Then the restaurant also comes with fruits and desserts. The chicken soup is given two stars, and the after-dinner fruits and desserts are given one star. By the way: the dining environment is quite good. Are the "ingredients and sauces" the same? The main dishes are just different, this way? Will Chinese restaurants really become more and more declining? Completely soulless? Is it any wonder there are so few Google reviews? Not a very high score.

I can't recommend this place highly enough.I think the bad reviews are being left by jealous competition around them.I eat dim sum all over the world.This is by far my favorite so far. It was packed with people,mainly Asian folk,WHICH IS ALWAYS A GOOD SIGN. The food was sooo fresh,so perfectly made,and served the authentic way. I had way too much food, but every bit of it was awesome,Soo delicious.Cant wait to go back,but won't eat so much next time🤣 staff also very welcoming,well done guys

Good Cantonese food, which is a Hong Kong style food. Looks small from front but really opens out at the back. Dim sum seems to be served all day and the roast meats are good. I had the pork dumplings which were plump and fresh. Special house noodles and rice in lotus leaf. All really nice. Been here 3 times and it is a small gem hidden behind a small shop front. It is almost Chinese new year but they gave me a very Chinese soup at the start and a sweet bean dessert with some fruit on the side. So much to eat. Ordered mixed meat crispy noodles. Very Hong Kong, offal, tripe and liver. Might put most people off. It was big and delicious. Curry whelks were very good also. With beer and another side all just around £30.

What a surprise. We stumbled upon this place - when we first walked in, we weren't sure about it at all as it looked empty, but we walked around the corner, and we were surprised to see a huge restaurant. Food was so authentic that I had no idea what much of it was, so we played it safe with the business lunch - but next time, I will definitely be more adventurous. Great service - I'll definitely be back and will bring more friends and family

Food good but personel awful, not care about guest

Unreasonable charges, don’t come here again Unreasonable charges

Best Chinese restaraunt in Glasgow , food was superb and service excellent . FAB

The food is excellent Pricey but worth the money Highly recommend

It’s a hug for your mouth. Most authentic Cantonese restaurant you’ll ever go to in Scotland.

Seven people ordered more than 10 dim sum boxes. The taste was first-class, full of Hong Kong style, the environment was clean, and the service was very good!

The best Chinese duck I've had in Scotland. Able to ride the line between traditional and British very well. Near perfect service. I did hear some screaming in the back and my chair had a whole in the bottom but other than that a perfect experience.

Would often come here for the dim sum experience! One of the best in Glasgow. Authentic Chinese dim sum.

25 of us in total, had an amazing night in the karaoke room down stairs, loads of food which was very tasty, staff are always helpful and attentive. Always have a great time here when we have our annual get together

Normally,the 3 roast is nice. Today,it was awful. Bland,tasteless and terrible cuts of meat. We could have done better at home. To add insult to injury,the idiot waiter was clueless and made us wait for almost 20mins not realising our order was ready and sitting in a bag,despite chasing up repeatedly. Standards have dropped. Won't be back. Same-Same is far superior,unfortunately they don't open until after 4pm.

Really? £3.5 for a bowl of rice which is dry and overcooked?!?!?!?

First time going, really enjoyed food and service was great, looking forward to going again.

Fantastic food and service . Superb well worth the visit.

So after a truely appalling experience here last night I would like to share with the OWNER!! your very rude and arrogant member of staff ADAMS Behaviour! So if he telling me the truth the owner is mr sang ! Well mr sang this guy is beyond rude! I ordered chow mein and the waiter brings me out vermicelli I look round to tell someone it’s wrong all the staff are sitting at a round table around 10pm eating no One cares to ask how my food is or check in on me! I start eating the meal thinking it’s late and I’m hungry knowing the restaurant maybe closing soon! After eating half the meal I finally usher ADAM over he asks me if everything is ok I tell him the mix up of order and that I wasn’t to pleased no one came to ask how my food was! His attitude begggers belief ! I should of said when the food came it’s to late to give my side of the story and he not interested in what I have to say! My opinion doesn’t matter and if I tell my side on here the next day he doesn’t care as it’s not his restaurant! And if I don’t like it don’t come back so to speak! I asked maybe u could reduce a small bit of the bill by way of gratitude for my custom! No chances there ! Well the food is vastly over priced the service is diabolical and hopefully this review is met by the kind of people like myself who will think twice about eating at your restaurant !!!

Went to Loon Fung for the first time a few days with a couple of friends, not quite sure what to expect based on reviews, but it ended up being one of the best meals I've ever had in Glasgow! We ordered a selection of Dim Sum including: satay beef dumplings, vietnamese springs rolls, friend turnip mousse and durian fruit cake, and every dish was well-cooked and delicious. We orderd five dishes between the three of us for a light meal, and it was very affordable - coming in at about £32. The staff were also friendly and efficient, and didn't rush us to order when we were waiting for our third friend. Highly reccommend, we'll definitely be back!

Been here previously and it had been great. This time around it was poor. Main course was the worst I've had ever. Fried rice appeared/tasted like stained boiled rise. Orange chicken was fruit free slimey chicken wafer thin and mostly batter....ideal for vegans I suppose. No taste. After they removed the stuff they brought orange pieces....guess that was to get rid of taste of food....Best bit of meal....tasted of orange....perhaps would have been better in the meal. Serving wasn't the best. Managed approx 30% of it....no one questioned this ...just interested in cash I suppose. Staff were okay but less than welcoming. Won't be back. Avoid

Absolutely love this restaurant. I think it's fair to say that it's as good as the Loon Fung before the fire at Steak and Cherry upstairs closed them down

You just know the food will be great when a Chinese restaurant has many tables with Chinese eating. Really.nkce food and good service. Worth trying as if it is Chinese food they will serve it here.

Really good, authentic dim sum and lovely service. Of particular note - well, everything! V nice fried morning glory, every dumpling delicious, excellent noodles, just what our family group wanted.

undercooked chicken, won't come again.

Ordered through deliveroo. Food was exceptionally bland and produce didn't feel fresh. Crispy chicken slivers were so thin in their thick starch shell that they were barely detectable. We had a few different things, none of it enjoyable, but all very overpriced for what you get. Hugely disappointing. Also everything packed in single use plastic, come on it's 2023 there's other options and with what you're charging you should be able to afford it.

Excellent meal, with a very large menu

Best char siu in Glasgow, that's all I have to say.

I always loved the food here as it's authentic and traditional. The service was great and the new décor is stunning.

Indonesian food served here, nice.

The price of food was very expensive🤔 for example 16£ the same food is 8£ in another Chinese restaurant..😳 You can go to other restaurants and pay less

Tried Loon Fung through Hungry Panda for a noon pickup of buns and salt and chilli chicken. When I got the notification that our food was ready the person on duty didn't know about the order and clearly threw some scraps of chicken from the day before into a takeaway tub then tossed it in a microwave. Hardly any of it plus old and hard besides. If you aren't ready for customers at opening, change your hours of collection.

One of the better Chinese restaurant in Glasgow. Generous portions and love all the stew dishes.

An incredibly varied menu of delicious food, comfortable seating in a spacious room. We had the minced pork and green beans, king prawns, fried buns, and crispy roast pork. Everyting was fanatstic. We really recommend this place. Only negative thing, the music was too loud for me, but that's a tiny complaint compared to everything else.

It’s a glasgow diehard Chinese restaurant. I go 2-3 times a year for dim sum and can’t complain little pricier but it’s good authentic stuff very popular with Chinese community so say no more

Really fantastic, some of the best food I have ever had and the service was 2nd to none. We travelled from Ayrshire and all of the food was incredible but specifically the pork char siu blew my mind, already planning our next visit with more family!

I must say this restaurant is the best Chinese restaurant in Glasgow! I love Cha sir with rice so much. Also fried squid was very good. Price was suitable, not to expensive. The atmosphere made me feel like I'm in China. I must come back to try other foods!

A really big and extensive menu with lots of good options, however not suited for vegetarians as they couldn’t guarantee if some things were veggie or not. The service isn’t very attentive but they were friendly. It’s a unique experience and you’re guaranteed to get traditional style Chinese food.

Very clean and nice to sit in, excellent service and food was 10/10 such great value

Food was amazing worth money what i would say tho for a sit in restraunt there shld be complimentry prawn crackers 100% and also should have the option of adding sauce on top of meal make make a massive difference but yea i would return

點心一般都有水準. 三燒炒河都幾好如果能夠把叉燒做軟滑一點就更好. 晚飯餸菜有水準. 是值得推介的.

Popped in before the theatre, good selection on the pre theatre menu but would've liked bigger choice for desserts, attentive friendly staff

The food here is lovely. But as a quick Google will confirm, human rights groups identified this as one of the Chinese governments 'secret police stations', among other issues.

They served me pig intestines, beef stomach, fish balls and soggy pork skin instead of a chow mein. Quite literally the worst food I've ever laid eyes on - I ordered a house special chow mein and relieved what I can only describe as a fishy umbilical cord stew. Quite literally vile, and the restaurant refused to help when I called up. I paid 18 quid for pig innards, cow stomach and processed fish balls in horrid watery gravy AVOID AT ALL COSTS

음식은 맛있음(특히 딤섬). 불친절 한 것 전혀 없었음. 가격이 비쌈.

Great spot for authentic Chinese dim sum food. Staff was very friendly.

Food and service is always the best but hard to find a parking space

Staff are really friendly and helpful . My mother in law was very impressed with how fast the food was make and on the table , the hole family had an amazing time

Traditional Cantonese food, tasty. A good atmosphere with friendly staff and CBD location. Lots of choice with chicken, beef, lamb,seafood and vegetables. Highly recommend if you are in Glasgow.

I’m never disappointed with a trip to Loon Fung. Easily one of the best places in Glasgow to eat with a large group

it is so awful . we booked a private room and they took the deposit , but when we arrived they did not accept and there were other guests sitting in the room we booked . staff reply very rude

Fantastic!! Spacious hall, kind staff, and great authentic food. Dimsums were absolutely fabulous. King prawn dimsum and steamed Shanghai dimsum are my very favorites. Highly recommend xxx

The service in this Chinese restaurant in Glasgow is very poor, the dining room downstairs is very dirty. There were big flies flying around. The most irritating thing is the arbitrary charges. The 11 of us were taken by a local Chinese tour guide -- Qian yi. We just ordered some normal dishes. It cost more than 600 pounds at the final checkout. It was the most expensive dinner we had in the British 3 islands. After we arrived in London, we only spent more than 400 pounds in the most expensive Chinese restaurant in Chinatown in London. The dishes are delicious and the restaurant is clean. This Loon Fung Cantonese Restaurant cheated customers together with the tour guide Qiao yi, and did not charge randomly according to the prices in the menu. I hope everyone is careful. Never be fooled by tour guides and restaurants again. Always look at the prices on the morning menu before ordering.

There were 8 of us and we booked a table in advance for 9pm, We were a group that were catching up for the first time in 9 months and were looking fwd to a good night. The welcome was very friendly and the service quick and efficient. We ordered some drinks then wine for our table. The food that was served was excellent enjoyed by everyone so you would think that my rating should be higher. Half way through our meal we ordered 2 more bottles of wine but only one arrived, when the mains were cleared we were offered desserts but declined and were then immediately presented with our bill despite not requesting it. We pointed out that we were still waiting for a bottle of red and were told thst the bar was closed, by this time it was 10.30pm. When we pointed out that there was half of the table still with half a bottle of wine and we has previously ordered but never recievec the bottle of red, again we were told the bar was closed. We booked here to enjoy a nice evening sitting around the circular table catching up on 9 months but the minute we put our forks down we felt that we were no longer welcome, there was a full on party going on in one of the down stairs rooms yet despite this we didn't get served. A shocking way to finish what otherwise was a lovely experience. If you want to finish early as a restaurant then don't take 9pm bookings, but I suppose the attraction of table of 9 spending 400 pounds is 1 1/2 hours swings that...not for us won't be back customer service levels big disappointment

This restaurant is one of the better, if not the best place for dim sum in Glasgow. Try ordering a few different things, even if out of your comfort zone. Everything is quite tasty, comes out fast, the price is reasonable, and the service is fine. They take credit cards, which is a given in most places but still worth mentioning. Parking is a bit of a hassle.

Even better than ChinaTown. Amazing roast Duck. Yum.

The service was poor, with no apologies or acknowledgment of mistakes. The staff blamed me for not reading the menu carefully, and their unprofessional behavior was upsetting. I cannot recommend this restaurant based on my encounter.

Complain I visited the restaurant, and prior to placing the orders, I specifically inquired about the ingredients in the wonton soup due to my shrimp allergy. The waiter assured me that the soup contained pork, so i proceeded to order it. However, upon receiving the soup, I noticed that the wontons were made with shrimp, and unfortunately, I had already consumed the soup. I expressed my concern to the manager, hoping for a resolution, but regrettably, the restaurant did not take any professional action. They blaim me and insisted that it was solely my responsibility to be aware that wonton soup typically includes shrimp. I called the manager again to stress the importance of the situation and the impact it could have on my health due to my allergy. Eventually, the restaurant agreed to refund the cost of the wonton soup. However, witout any apologise from the manager, I was surprised when the manager started complaining to me again, telling me that I shouldn't have eaten it if I wanted a refund. ARE YOU SERIOUS!?

When in St Annes I always visit this restaurant And usually I give it excellent but not this time Service was erratic and the main course pretty poor I took one of the specials - sea bass The sauce was overpowering and the fish was poor quality Will I be returning on my next visit probably but I will be looking for an improvement

Excellent food and great service from dedicated staff.

So delicious!! Spacious space, too. They have dim sum menu until night time or dinner time.

Great secret Chinese police station. Staff is very stoic and hard ruling, they also can't help but eves drop your conversations. Heard a man scream in terror in the back, it was probably an interegation. Food was okee.

To those who do not know, this restaurant got shutdown since it was a front for the Chinese government