64 Seaward Street, Glasgow, Glasgow City
The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
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64 Seaward Street, Glasgow, Glasgow City
The place is worth the walk! I wish the environment outside is as friendly and cozy inside too. The food, especially the lamb/mutton is really tasty. I had the dinner buffet and if it wasn't because it's running late, I'd go on a third round of everything ;) The staffs are genuinely friendly and helpful too. The place is clean and the mango lassi is very filling! I'd go here everyday of my stay if it's close to where I was staying.
I have been here many times now. I would say the food is satisfying, and it does hit the spot. The buffet is varied, with enough finger foods and chatpatta items, not just curry after curry slooshing around. the resturaunt is clean, seats are comfortable. I have even brought family and relatives here. What really keeps me coming is the fact that it is a no nonsense buffet. The only negatives are that the food is not out of this world. It is good, but seems like commercialized recipes they use again and again. Also there is not enough good desserts! Although there will usually be two (like gulab jamuns and gajr halwa) I usually like cakes and ice creams. I wish they would put a dessert selection that matched their varied dinner buffet. On another note, a good thing is they do have partition/privacy curtains that can segregate tables, for those who may be interested
the owners of this place are not restuaranteurs by trade, hence the little bits of unproffesionlism. the desserts/sweets issue is definitely correct, very poor offering no matter what time you go. food is good, decor ok,but not breathtaking, i am hard to please on the decor front as in glasgow/west scotland the standard is very high, so it is not easy to give anyone an outstanding remark.
I truly love this place and it's worth me and my friends walked from City Centre to Kabana Restaurant. Next time we will use the bus instead. This place is great and the foods are superb. I love the starters esecially the Chicken Pakora. We ate the starters so much till we couldn't be able to eat more for the main dish. Just one thing which disappoint me.. there wasn't really a proper dessert table and we couldn't find it. There's no point asking the waitresses because I have to repeat what I was saying a few time. But overall, it's a lovely and warm place with delicious foods.
This place is great, the decor is very nice and it's a great place to take your family/friends to. Sweet dishes are a bit of a let down,but the rest of the food makes up for it. Soft drinks are not that expensive either (as they are not included in the price of the full buffet).
The decor in this restaurant is very pleasant and is thoughtfully laid out. Private family tables are available. Food, I was pleasantly surprised at both the variety and quality of salads, starters and main dishes. If there's anything I can complain about it's that I couldn't find any sweet dishes but then again I only had the lunch buffet. Lunch buffet was only £5.95 and full buffet is £10. Good value for money in Glasgow at last, lets hope they keep it up.