Reviews

  1. Ronald McCoy ★★★★★

    Cheap eats Café, which is great for meeting people. There is food on the menu for everyone. I tried to lunch special in which you chose your sauce and protein and the dish came with rice and a drink and was terrific value. Big serve! The taste was absolutely amazing! I’ll be here again soon. Highly recommended!

  2. The Olive Tree Family ★★★★★

    Casual Chinese restaurant that is popular with the Chinese community. They roast their own meats (Duck and BBQ Pork Char Siu), fried chicken is a must, lots of rice and noodles dishes too. See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.

  3. Yi-Cheng Pan ★★★★★

    It is very authentic Hong Kong restaurant. A lot of food choices and plenty of seating area. They also serve free soup which it is normally you have in HK. The staff and waitresses are very friendly and smile all the time. It is a great place to go for authentic HK restaurant.

  1. LJ ★★★★★

    We love it here. Food: so authentic, great menu choices. This time we had wonton in soup and spicy and sour chicken soup. Drink: we had green tea and Hong Kong tea. Location: great (5 mins from our flat 2 mins from Kelvinhall Subway and Partick Train Station. Staff fab

  2. Nancy Chan ★★★★★

    It feels like home. You help yourself to get the soup of the day, feels as if you’re back at home savouring meals by mum. There’s tissue on the table. The clay pot dishes are very big portion. Each table gets a takeaway box at the end of the meal to bring the remaining home enough to last another meal. The dishes are cooked in the classic Guongzhou style with proper ingredients to match the meat. Sure not to miss is the traditional Hong Kong style milk tea. There’s the cold one that’s chilled in the fridge, not by adding ice in hot drinks which would dilute the taste. A moving scene I came across: a chef was having mealtime next to a student. The student had just got his bowl refilled with rice. Seeing the student had barely enough meat to go with the rice, the chef asked the student to try his meat, sharing his food with the young man. How lovely!

  3. Michael Tang ★★★★★

    Authentic Hong Kong /Cantonese dishes are available . Although some of the usual local take away menu which suits western tastes is available.... Definitely don't order those. Order the real authentic dishes. Sadly, some of the reviews are negative because the way authentic Cantonese dishes are presented or tastes is different to the "local take away" style if dishes

  1. Graham Mellstrom ★★★★☆

    Visited for first time today at lunchtime. Looking for a quick lunch on a cold day. Opted for a simple chicken and sweetcorn soup. This was for a takeaway and it arrived within a few minutes. Piping hot, tasty and came with a spoon and napkin. At a little over £3 I thought it was OK. I'd be prepared to visit again and have something a bit more substantial. The venue was busy with mainly folks from the Chinese community and there were 4 delivery guys there collecting for customers. The kitchen and premises look very fresh and clean and the counter staff were very courteous and helpful. As this is situated on the main road, parking is very much take a chance in a nearby space with a parking meter. If you are short on time you may wish to order in advance if taking away. I look forward to trying more food when sitting in.

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Crazy Wok is located at 173 Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow G11 6AA, UK

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