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Fantastic food literally on our door step of air bnb . Service ambience fantastic

Excellent value / generous portions, delicious food and very friendly staff 👏👍

The food and service was nice but I was sat facing a window and had to see a dog take a runny number 2. Put me off my food

Sadly Pavement has now closed, thank you for the lovely nights we had in here and happy retirement. Pavement is reopening as a mexican pub/ restaurant, so I'll update when I've been in.

Enjoyed our dinner here. Jajangmyeon black bean sauce is light but we like it. Kimchi jigae would be better if spicier, as we're accustomed to spicy food. Bibimbap has the right harmony of flavours.

Absolutely outstanding. We ordered each of the dishes on the menu and they were all 10 out of 10. Young staff enthusiastic despite the closure. But wait.......we can never go back despite being very keen to do so,,,,why you ask...well its now closed down. Now if this restaurant was in the Merchant City/Finniston or the south side it would have been packed out every day, but because of its location right in the city centre it didn't stand a chance. Oh and the lack of publicity did not help. So guys you have missed the boat on this one, mores the pity.

The best original traditional Middle East food in Glasgow…

Chips were solid burger meat was out of date pizza was amazing and your canoles stole the show

Unfortunately, the food is surprisingly poor. It's the worst (sit-in) Indian meal I've had in Glasgow. Was really hoping for a nice meal because it's well rated for the most part. So yeah... The starter (bhajis) and mains (korma) were brought out together which wasn't helpful - I felt I was being rushed - but even then the onion bhajis were so oily and greasy I couldn't have finished them even if I was given time. So that wasn't ideal. And I was really surprised by how poor the ceylonese korma was - it was like cream had been mixed with curry powder and heated slightly. No flavours, no thickness, no freshness at all. Not good. Since they didn't have any herbal teas (mint teas, etc.) - no worries, it happens during busy periods, fair enough! - I asked for a lemon slice in hot water. I was still charged 2.95 for it, which wasn't cool. But the manager was very courteous and took the hot water and bhajis off the bill, to be fair to him. So hoping for another good Indian meal, but that didn't happen. Not great at all.

Beautiful place; the atmosphere was very pleasant, great interiors and tasty drinks

A strange mix of music being played was my only "negative" - pick a theme and stick to that would be my suggestion

The meals are large and have amazing quality. I would definitely reccomend!

Fantastic meal in the Himalayan Dine last night. We were a party of 8, excellent service, brilliant food and a great atmosphere.

Authentic Tamil / South Indian food. Good dosai as per the name, and their malabar parottas are great when eaten fresh. We were also pleasantly surprised by their samosas, which are more authentic than most around. At busy times, food can take a while.

Decor was nice. Disappointed to see unpacked boxes lying about. Staff were nice. Steak sandwich was disappointing as the steak very tough.and presentation not good. I do hope that this is teething problems and you sort them out and are successful. I think other Soulsa regular customers will be disappointed 😞