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The food was very good, the restaurant has an amazing atmosphere and the service was amazing, very large portions

New pop up take away in the Real Wan Cafe on a Monday Night only. We has crispy Mutton Rolls, fried chick peas, black pork with rice, gothamba chicken curry and gothamba roti. All absolutely tasty, mouth was singing by the end. Hope they continue, and do mre nights of the week. You need to order through their facebook page at present.

My partner brought me here for my birthday earlier in the month! I had had a very stressful day and was feeling quite overstimulated when I sat down in the restaurant. My partner asked and the staff happily moved us to a booth so we could sit in a quieter spot side-by-side. The food is delicious! Possibly the best restaurant experience I’ve ever had. I’m still thinking about it, and we will definitely be regularly making the commute from Edinburgh on the train to eat here again. Also, if you tell them in advance it’s your birthday they sing you a little song and bring you a dessert!

Esto puede parecer un café "normal" desde el exterior, pero le recomiendo encarecidamente que visite y pruebe algo de la deliciosa comida malasia! Antes de hoy solo había comido un par de comidas para llevar, que eran fantásticas, pero hoy me senté y pedí el curry malasio - WOW! Fue una de las mejores comidas que he tenido, sabrosa, bien cocinada, perfectamente condimentada y una porción decente de comida. Confía en mí, no te decepcionará si visitas esta maravillosa joya escondida! Volveré varias veces para abrirme camino a través del menú, ¡nos vemos allí!

Excellent experience! Me and my partner have been looking for good Korean food for ages and a friend recommended Namu. I had the pork bibimbap and a side of beautiful crispy mushrooms and my partner had the japchae which was equally beautiful. Everything felt very authentic and tasted incredibly. Also very reasonably priced for city centre. Will definitely be back!

Definitely not a Malaysian restaurant. The food is disappointing and not recommended if you crave for Malaysian food. It is more HK food.

Hi All, It's one of the most bland and worst Indian biryani in Glasgow, UK. The chicken biryani that I had in Rail Gaddi restaurant was not even worth £13.95 (biryani price). I am sure you can improve the flavours in your biryani dish. You can fool the Scottish locals but not an Indian who takes pride in Indian food culture. Please focus on the quality and quantity of the food that is being offered to the customers. Moreover, please reply politely to your customers whenever they post negative reviews. You will always need them for the development of your business. Kind regards

Made me realize I haven’t had decent pho before - the rare beef pho was absolutely delicious. It’s raised my standards.

Dipping sauces were amazing, and came with other pickled vegetables on the side as well. The meat was already in some sauce which was sweet - very nice and not spicy at all. I also had the kimchi rice with pork which was very good and huge portion! The atmosphere was nice, not too bright and had nice music on, although the table has a big wooden thing in the middle which means you can't really sit in the middle of it... I was happy to notice the grill doesnt do any smoke or harsh smell :)

Amazing food, and even better service! My family are new to Thai food, and they really enjoyed their meals. Service was as good as anything I have had.

Just two of us without booking any table for lunch. Great menu. The food was delicious very impressed. Good cocktails too.

Excellent food and service. The staff are wonderful and friendly.

I liked their special lahore biryani and its very worth the price, no compromise on quantity and taste. A special mention to Haleem, best one until date in glasgow. Its taste is similar to Hyderabad’s haleem. One thing i want to highlight is the chicken pieces in the biryani is less to the quantity of rice they provide, also sometimes the delivery gets late, more than 1.25hrs.

You will get good dosa here if you are craving for some South Indian flavour. Staff were nice and good music too. Reasonable price.

Summary: Nothing like Japanese food. Avoid. This was one of the worst attempts at Japanese food I've ever eaten. Everything you love about the cuisine was missing or wrong. The soup broths were bland to a fault - clear, but with no depth of flavour whatsoever. No umami. They weren't even seasoned. We ended up asking for soy sauce in an attempt to make it palatable. The noodles were cheap, flavourless and utterly without bounce. The Katsu-don was literally a schnitzel, and not a great one. (I love schnitzel in other contexts, of course, but not here). The Agedashi Tofu was definitively the worst I've ever eaten. The chefs definitely cheaped out by using medium tofu instead of extra smooth, so the texture was all wrong. As the tofu had not been prepared or flavoured properly, it tasted revolting. I'll tell you what kind of place this is: you know its bad before you've even sat down (it smells very strongly of old grease by the entrance), but you're hungry, so you sit anyway, but there's something about it that makes you think: I'm not going to buy drinks here. So you're there, drinking your tap water, poking around this dishwater with overcooked noodles in it and you can't wait to leave. Fortunately the staff were completely disinterested in us, otherwise I'd have had to say something or make some kind of complaint, which would have made the whole thing even more depressing. Somehow, it feels racist to insinuate that this outfit are serving Japanese food. Who are these charlatans?