中國城大酒樓 Chinatown Restaurant

“The food is excellent but pricey.”

Debbie McColl★★★★★

First time visiting this restaurant. We went early on a Friday night and it was quiet. Service friendly and efficient. Nice decor and very clean. Food was tasty. I was so hungry I only remembered to take one photo! Even the prawn crackers (two bowls of them) tasted very fresh.

Samantha C★★★★★

GREAT Dim Sum! The real deal. If you're in need of authentic chinese or if you want good, homemade food thats well seasoned and fresh, I would highly recommend. We came in around 3 on a Thursday and not many people dining but the service and food was fabulous. Like my favorite Dim Sum back home. Duck was also amazing. We got it over the fried noodles. The outside doesn't look like much but the car park to the left is free and the food is wonderful. Not cart dim sum but made to order, which I find is better quality. If I lived in Glasgow I would be a regular. Priced reasonably too. Unfortunatel

Jerry Foltz★★★★★

Our first meal in Scotland wasn’t what you’d expect—but it turned out to be unforgettable. After a bit of research, we landed at what looked like a truly authentic Chinese restaurant tucked into the city of Glasgow. And let me tell you—it delivered. We ordered a spread: hot & sour soup, mixed roast duck, pork belly, BBQ pork, fried rice, dim sum, and Chinese cabbage with garlic sauce. Everything was excellent. The roast duck stood out most—moist, flavorful, and beautifully roasted. The cabbage still had a crisp bite to it, and the garlic sauce struck a perfect balance. Even the fried rice, so

Hazel F★★★★

Good spot to go if you’re looking for Cantonese dim sum. We got a few classics dishes to share and food was pretty good. Highlights for me were the siu mai, savoury meat croquettes and Cheung fun. Price is a bit high I think. Also it’s cash only.