Mr Singhs at the Castle in East Renfrewshire

Came out for a round of golf them headed in for a bite to eat. good pakora but the chasni was a bit though

Puedo decir honestamente que mi experiencia en este lugar era sacar comida y el personal excelente plato de cordero de primera categoría 👌 increíble

Un lugar interesante. Primero todos los servidores estaban en blanco intentarán kilts. No hay nada malo con que simplemente no es lo que cabe esperar. Bien, a la comida y el servicio. Me gustó un grupo bastante grande así que compartimos un montón de relieves multicolores de muestra y, a continuación, pedir entradas individuales. Toda la comida llegó nuestro caliente, fresco y sabroso. Especialmente el Frito Haggis. Sí, Lugar india sirve Frito Haggis. Me encantó, como un americano en Glasgow sabían como rollo de cerdo. El servicio era estupendo y el arroz por 15 no estaba mal. Puedo ver por qué el equipo elegimos este lugar. Justin Bieber estuvo en la ciudad y ordenó llevar la misma noche que estuvimos allí. No estoy seguro de si eso es positivo o negativo, pero bueno, buena comida, en mi opinión.

Toda una experiencia el propietario (India) tiene su propio tartán y fabrica su propia cerveza, comida excelente y buena servicevery Incluso un discurso por el camarero para explicar cómo el Sr. Singh vino a REINO UNIDO y cuándo y cómo su negocio muy bien.

No ha estado aquí por un rato pero no me decepcionó, tan bueno como recuerdo. Yo tenía el curry de pollo tradicional que estaba delicioso mi esposa tenía el cordero de espinacas que estaba buenísimo también, junto con naans y arroz. No será siempre nuevo.

Took friends here on a "word of mouth" recommendation and have got to say that the food's to die for. Visit Glasgow, visit Mr Singhs!!!!!!

We love Mr Singhs. I an sure they don't remember us but they make us feel as if the do. The food is consistently good and the service excellent. We will be back.

Went here on a voucher deal with friends. It was tea/coffee and bacon roll on arrival, 50 balls on the driving range, 9 holes on course, soup and sandwich lunch then another 9 holes. The bacon roll was actually a roll with square sausage - not negotiable. The tea bags were, I suspect, the cheapest ones available to buy in the area. Not nice. Soup and sandwich appear to have been made with the cheapest ingredients also. I had tuna (hardly any of it) spread on cheap, thin, white bread. I think it must be from something like an Asda smartprice loaf. I have played golf here before and quite like the course - its not that challenging but then I'm not that good. I have also had coffee or a drink in Mr Singh's afterwards. On one accession I had pakora too but it wasn't good - I just thought I was unlucky that day. I find the place nice, with the staff very friendly but I would avoid the food in future. Golf, coffee and drinks are ok though.

they all know me and it is a great place the food is great but the prices for drinks could be lower but afart from that all great !

Have played golf here before, decent pay as you play course. This time, three of us were there on a Groupon deal - £19 for coffee and bacon roll, 9 holes of golf and then any main meal in the clubhouse afterwards - sounded like a pretty good deal. That's until the main courses arrived! All three of us had curry, and i'd say only one out of the three curries was (barely) passable but the other two were diabolical. I ordered a Lamb Maladair - a spinach based Lamb curry - it was rotten, so thick you could stand a spoon up in it, tasted off, and had a grand total of three small pieces of lamb in it. The Garlic Chilli Chicken wasn't much better - full of vinegar (!), and again about three small pieces of chicken in it. Can't understand it really - Mr Singh's in town is meant to be really good (my fellow players have been several times), but obviously the same standards do not apply here. It's a shame, because the staff are friendly enough, and try hard, the golf is not bad, but avoid the food. Unfortunately, I have to say that this is by some distance the poorest curry i have ever eaten.

Was at Mearns Castle yesterday through a GroupOn coupon which offered 50 balls on the range, short game practice, a round of golf and a meal afterwards in the bar. The golfing experience was great: Great short game area, and a gentle little 9-hole golf course with a a few challenging holes. But hey I'm not here to review the golf... Had two pakoras to start and some poppadums. The pakora was fine if slightly 'industrial'. Probably not bought in, but easily could have been. We were told that the chef suggested we 'were careful with the pakora sauce in case it was hot' Apparently it usually had some cream in it but today it didn't!?! Bit strange. The sauce was hot, but not overpoweringly so. Two of the main courses were appalling. My dish, the ambala, was the best though it took some searching through the sauce to find the lamb. The malaidar, desribed a being served in a 'puree of spinach with ginger, fresh chilli and cream' was disgusting. Slimy spinach (and lots of it), no sign of cream and cretainly no fresh chilli. The cream that was missing from the pakora sauce similarly failed to show up in the malaidar. The south indian chicken tikka was simply appaling. A few flecks of chicken tikka lurked in a suace that looked suspiciously like the pakora sauce, but with the 'benefit' of added vinegar. Utterly appaling. We'll be back for the golf - but you couldn't pay me to eat their food.