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Ashoka Southside offers an excellent menu featuring haggis pakora! The food is delicious, and the ambiance is modern. It's also very affordable. I would definitely return!

Ashoka Southside offers an excellent menu that features haggis pakora! The food is delicious, served in a contemporary setting, and is reasonably priced. I would definitely visit again.

The food is excellent, with a wide selection of dishes to choose from! The service is great, with friendly and attentive staff. The restaurant is also very clean! I highly recommend visiting; it’s definitely worth the trip. Ver carta

The least celebrated of the Ashoka franchise, the Ashoka South Side still offers the same quality Indian food. Small, personal and friendly, it is the perfect location for family get togethers and more intimate occasions. The staff largely leave you to your own devices, which is important, but are always there when you need them and happy to offer advice. A real favourite is the Ashoka's famous haggis pakora and the Chef's combo platter (a starter) is fantastic! It's almost like a meal in itself.

Although I’ve never dined in at this restaurant, I’ve ordered takeout several times, and I can confidently say the quality of the food is unmatched. I would always recommend it. For just £20, you can enjoy a romantic takeaway meal for two, which includes two starters, two main curries, and complimentary rice, naan bread, and popadoms. It's absolutely fantastic, and the extensive menu ensures you’ll keep returning for more. There are several Ashoka locations throughout the town, all maintaining the same high standard. Highly recommended!

The Ashoka South Side is great, whenever I want a curry I never hesitate about where I am going to get it from. Whether eating in or takeaway it's always a delight and the food is always cooked to perfection. The only thing about the takeaway is that if you phone up using the freephone number, you are directed to a call centre and it usually takes around 40 minutes or more before you are feasting on your order. By which time you've probably eaten half of your arm off. That said, the food is always worth the wait and I highly recommend the Chicken Tikka, mmm! Ver carta

I returned to one of my favorite restaurants, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations this time. I've heard that there's new management, and you can definitely notice the change. While the service remained good and very friendly, the food was surprisingly bland. The onion bhaji looked and tasted like something bought from a supermarket—though I'm sure it isn’t, the perfectly round shape was unappealing and lacked flavor. The salmon tandoori was also tasteless, as was the sauce it came with. The palak paneer was similarly disappointing, though the naan was still enjoyable. I usually visit at least twice while in Glasgow, but this time, once was enough.

This is a nice, decent Indian restaurant situated on Clarkston Rad. It's fairly traditional hence similar to many other Indian restaurants in it's decor, menu and service. Nonetheless, this is a really nice eating out option in the local area. The decor is warm, inviting and extremely comfortable with thickly cushioned seats. Meanwhile, the food is lovely, well cooked and gently spiced and marinaded. The portions are pretty generous and the prices decent. This is especially so if you opt for some of their meal deals e.g. the pre theatre two courses for around £9 between 3pm and 6pm. Lastly, the staff are friendly, polite and provide good attentive service what more are you after?

Last night we ordered a takeaway from the Ashoka. Long story short I was not amused. Now, don 't get me wrong. The Ashoka 's Chicken Jalfrezi is hard to beat and their pakora is pretty darn sexy. BUT, when I have a craving for a takeaway I want just that, and not to be ripped off completely. First things first you can call any single one of the Ashoka restaurants direct and try to order a takeaway, but they will all tell you the same thing. Namely, that you have to call a special number to order a takeaway. Know what that means? It means that to order some food you have to call a PREMIUM RATE NUMBER. Er, Hello? I know it 's not just me who thinks that this is unreasonable. Next up is the fac... Ver carta