Thai · Glasgow
Thai food in Glasgow that leans hearty and street-food style rather than delicate, which tends to suit children better — portions are generous enough that two people ordering three dishes leave stuffed, so a family can share plenty. The pineapple fried rice, pad Thai and penang curry come up again and again, along with prawn summer rolls and sticky rice, and there's a kids' menu, high chairs and vegan choices, plus good dietary flexibility overall. The room is warm and prettily decorated with incense burning, atmospheric without feeling stuffy, and staff are generally friendly and attentive. Two honest notes: service can be hit or miss, with waits for drinks even at early sittings, and the sharing plates can outgrow the table. Prices are a touch higher than basic, but most feel it's fair for what arrives.
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