Mamafubu - Glasgow

The restaurant is located near the fashionable shopping district of Argyle. I was here with my mom. We ordered spring rolls and pasture soup. The soup was delicious with a very tasty broth. We shared a Ginger-Rind main court. It was very good. The big part was easy enough for both of us. I love ginger and can never have too much, so I think it could have been more in the record. £20 dinner for two sitting in a nice one. Really nice. And the locals must love it too. You have a bouncing business. It was recommended by the bicycle supplier we saw before and picked up seven more while we were there.

This restaurant found online while visiting Glasgow for a course. The food was delicious, the service was excellent (also for just one takeaway! . The restaurant itself also seemed to have a great mood as I was only long enough to pick up my order.

Really great food, very generous portions, good value for money and delivered early from the expected time.

Ordering dumplings and a main course of the main course came first and halfway through them the dumplings came The special curry is certainly a platelet-shaped and could easily serve 2 people The roasted rice is not the best I have ever seen service extremely...slowly only 2 other dinners present

I 'd been tempted by this place before so finally got round to trying it out. Was left feeling a tad disappointed. I had made a booking for 4 through 5pm.com as they had a deal that ran till 2 o 'clock. 3 of our party arrived...15 mins early but one was 10 mins late , so when it came to ordering the staff wouldn 't allow the deal even although 3 out the 4 were already there before 2 o 'clock, no big deal but a bit petty in my opinion. So we then ordered off another menu that was fine. About 10 mins later the food started appearing but like 2 dishes at a time instead of all together which seemed a tad unprofessional i would say. The food was nice enough enjoyable. So when it came to paying this confused looking waiter (who had a very basic grasp of English) came over with the card reader what we could make out wanted us to pay cash (he had the card reader in his hand) when we told him that wasn 't an option for us he said ok contactless ? The bill came to £56 odd we said no we would put the pin in (as you normally do with transactions over £30) he seemed confused by this. Eventually we got there in the end but it was a stressful couple of minutes for no reason whatsoever. I 'm not sure I 'd return here but as I wrote previously our food was nice