Himalaya Restaurant in Glasgow City

visited sunday for two chicken bhoonas. what i got ? runny gravy stew curry, a slice of tomato and chicken from a tupperware dish. never a bhoona. first time customer last time customer. chapati was nice so one star.

Good food friendly service

I thought this was actually open not just offering a takeaway service?? This used to be good but I can't give it a review as I didn't actually get anything to eat there but was only refused table service after climbing numerous stairs without a sign at the front door stating that it wasn't serving ..

Was looking to order but view the menu has to be a joke. If anybody can view it then they must have magnifying eyes!

Staters were ok. Bhuna chicken was something I could have bought out of the local supermarket. Basically chicken with a bland sauce. Oh and by the way when did Parathas become square? Saving grace was the veg pakora starter. I know they are under refurbishment but this should not lower their standards.

The best Indian I’ve ever been to and the best takeaway I’ve had. Ive been a customer for the last 5 or 6 years and the quality is second to none! Pay for what you get in my opinion

Really nice food from here I always get a coconut korma from here with rice and nan bread

My first visit to this place, although the friend I was with is a regular. The staff were so so lovely, and the food was first class. Good choice on the menu and what was delivered to our table was fresh, tasty and just what we needed on a dark February evening. The waiter was also very patient when I had to ask a weird question regarding a sauce! Absolutely recommend to those looking for a great meal!

Food is really nice, portion sizes are good but it is always very quiet. It gets uncomfortable sitting for too long because the staff will either come over every single time a plate or glass is finished with or they stand at the bar watching you. I get that customer service might be important but if you have 4 or 5 members of staff who are at the bar talking, looking bored or walking over to the buffet to play with the food maybe consider letting a few of them go. I don't think me or my boyfriend will return to sit in we'll stick to ordering at home.

The buffet is small but as we dont eat meat the manager said we could have the buffet (at nearly £15 rach) for flexibility of starters and bread and be allowed to order 2 vegetarian dishes off the menu. So after ordering for ourselves and 2 children and began eating our starters; a member of staff comes up and says they had changed their mind about the offer. Although we are paying for 2 buffets as originally agrees only one of us can have a main meal off the menu and the other would have to make do whats on the buffet or purchase a full price meal at around £10. They weren't able to see how this had suddenly become unreasonable or that they had gone back on their word. They really upset my wife and children with the arguing. I really hate being lied to, especially when it means they are going to get more money out of you.I expressed my opinions again much more strongly and that i would walk out when the manager suddenlu changed his mind and allow it on this occasion. Still unable to see why we were not happy. When the dishes came they were small -clearly side dishes. The only veggie curry on the buffet had been sat quite a while and was no way near hot. It didn't even look appealing (why the offer was given to us), but tried it anyway given the small portion brought to the table. Whilst the Saag and dhal brought to the table were reasonably enjoyable, the veggie dish on the buffet was fairly poor. In contrast the starters on the buffet were fresh as they were being replenished regularly but the naan bread was soggy from the condensation of the trays.Lesson to learn here is not to discriminate or con customers if they have dietary choices or requirements. We won't be back.