Thai · Glasgow
Tucked upstairs away from the busier city-centre spots, this is a small, cosy Thai place that suits families who'd rather not eat in a cavernous room. Tables are standard restaurant size, so a pram may need parking rather than squeezing alongside you, but high chairs are there and a kids' menu takes the guesswork out of ordering. The real strength is the staff: patient with questions, happy to talk you through what each dish tastes like, and genuinely careful about spice levels and allergies — one diner with a severe coconut allergy was reassured properly rather than fobbed off. Food arrives fast, sometimes inside fifteen minutes, which matters when someone's losing patience. Duck spring rolls and chicken pad Thai get the most love; vegan options are available. Prices are reasonable. A few find some dishes milder than expected.
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