Meixin in Glasgow City

Hopeless and incapable of putting in a hotel to google maps to deliver the food, disgusting service

had from thus chinese before and the chicken curry was quality but tonight it was very poor unfortunately

Discovered this takeaway a few months ago after trying several others in the area. We won't order anywhere else now. Breast of chicken curry is delicious and the salt n chilli chicken is flavourful and not too spicy. Proper type of chips you'd expect from an old school Chinese takeaway, piping hot fried rice and loads of lovely crispy prawn crackers. We've never had a bad meal or bad service from here and our delivery usually arrives very quickly but maybe living nearby helps! Don't let the shop front put you off. It's better than you'd expect.

The foods not the same because its closed and foods coming from another branch. Check out Just Eat no collection available only delivery

CASH ONLY. Aside from the annoyance of having to go get money from a cash point just to grab some casual food in a mall food court, we were excited for some good Chinese food after a long journey to Glasgow. The food was mid. I didn't have particularly high expectations for Chinese food in Scotland tbh as it doesn't have a great reputation for being authentic. It was nice to see a Chinese menu. It is packed full of items that are not on the confusing English menu. The English menu is basically useless for any anglophone who wants legit Chinese food here. Thankfully, I was with a Chinese person who can read the real menu. That said, the flavours were a let down. It seemed a bit bland and lacking. It wasn't bad at all, just not that good. It seemed a little toned down like they're making it for British taste buds, even though the majority of people eating there were are Asian. Or maybe it was just an off day. I'm not sure. Maybe by Scottish standards this is cheap, but for anybody else, this was VERY expensive for the portion size and quality of the food. £13-15 for basic fried noodles or beef noodle soup is completely outrageous to me for what we got and the fact it has all the ambience of eating mediocre street food in a rundown underground mall food court. It's good for a quick bite if you're not too picky, and maybe this is the best Glasgow has to offer for Chinese food (which would be sad), but I don't think I'd bother coming back. Not at those prices.