The Alishan Tandoori in Glasgow City

Went to the alishan 20 years ago and today the food is still amazing as it was back then still the same owners always happy to help you choose a fantastic meal or if you would like something made up the boys will make for you keep it up

Food is always good and the welcome warm

Great service. Lovely food

Amazing food, super friendly and kind staff. Will be making this my regular idian. Love it!

Loved it here. Visited on Saturday with my partner and father in law and his partner. Food was great. Starter was quick to the table and was freshly made with decent sized portions. Mains did take a while though but it did get quite busy so wasn't a major issue. Mains were fresh, hot and big portions. Special thanks to the old waiter who was full of banter and jokes. Will definitely be back.

I recently had the pleasure of dining with a friend here at The Alishan. We received a warm welcome by the owner on arrival. The establishment was small but cosy. The owner has been in business for 33 years. He and a young new waitress who had only been working there for two weeks. They were both very attentive without being overbearing, and injected humour into the conversation, which made my friend and I feel comfortable.The owner was happy to recommend dishes for me, from the menu, once preferences had been identified.All dishes ordered were very fresh and succulent, and incredibly tasty. Portion size was also generous and thus were suitably priced.The Alishan is well worth trying for those who have a penchant for Asian dining. It is my hope to return on my next visit up to Glasgow.

Least authentic tandoori I have ever had. Party of 4 none of us happy with taste of food. Disappointing pakora on huge bed of listless salad. Curry Sauce that tasted like stock and ninety quid bill for 4!! Friendly staff place was empty on Friday night. Speaks volumes. Wont be back!

Tried it for the first time.. tried three no-veg dishes.. costly, not at all a quality food either of them.. worst experience and won't recommend anyone going after this.. Explore around for other options before you go for it.

We went as a party of 6, my partners son took us. It doesn't look much from the outside ,but don't judge a book by its cover. Inside a warm welcome from Chico and his staff. The menu is like a book and if you still can't find anything or not sure ask Chico to get Chef to knock something up. To give you an idea of the menu choice 16 different nans, 13 different flavoured rices made of pure Basmati . They blend different sauces to come up with unique flavours. My partner went for a Chicken Schaslik which came with a salad and rice. I had Janter Manter very nice medium to hot. Washed down with mineral water and diet cokes as no alcohol aloud in Glasgow.The best curry house I've been in.Some may say a little expensive.But you pay for quality and that's what you get with excellent service and friendly banter from Chico and staff.Well worth a visit.

Small, but friendly restaurant with a very extensive menu and great food. Try a Traditional Chicken Curry. It immediately took me back to the lats 60s in Glasgow when I had my first curry. Great.