Restaurant · Glasgow
A Friday night table for three without booking is the kind of thing that makes this an easy call with children in tow — people report walking straight in even at busy times, and food arriving fast, which matters when someone's patience is running out. There are high chairs, a kids' menu and room to get a pram in. Little ones can watch the open kitchen working, which buys you a few minutes. The chilli chicken ramen has a devoted following, the honey chicken firecracker gets raved about, and edamame with chilli and garlic salt is a cheap, easy win for sharing. Vegan and clearly marked gluten-free options are handled properly. Staff come across as genuinely kind. Expect around £30 a head with drinks, and the cocktails can be watery.
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