Ashoka at the Quay

i purchased a voucher through the living social website it cost me £14 for 2 2 course meals fried rice and nan plus 2 cocktails.i went to book a table and typed the restaurant name into google to find the number and stumbled across this site,after reading the reviews i was very apprehensive about going and not looking forward to it at all but i can actualy say the experience we had was really good we were sat at a table at the window over looking the river the waiter was very polite, helpful and explained what was included in the voucher.the starter came quickly and was delicious and also the main was of excellent standard we paid for 2 puddings and a few drinks and were totaly satisfied when we left.we will be going back without doubt and would reccomend to friends just goes to show dont believe everything u read on these sites.

Me and my friends went to glasgow for a break, and we ended up finding this beautiful looking resturant, which was recomended by locals here.
The restaurant is tastefully updated and has a much more airy feel. It was nice and busy when we arrived.

The starter platter was brought to us quite quickly and was a good selection which consisted of chicken Tikka, vegetable spring role all of which went down an absolute treat. After a brief break, our mains were brought out both were generous portions and accompanied by a good helping of fluffy fried rice. I have to admit, the pair of us wolfed them down as they were excellent. Just how Indian should be, with the bitter, spicy and sour flavours working together wonderfully. No sign of the dreadful rubbery meat that other establishments serve either!

We were all very satisfied and rathar full. Service throughout was superb, The staff was so polite and the manager was verry friendly. we ended up we wanted for nothing and it certainly wasn't intrusive. It was a really enjoyable meal and there was definitely a buzz to the place. The value too was excellent, for the starter, mains, rice and drinks. I look forward to returning in the not so distant future.
A must visit if your in glasgow!!

The staff of the Ashoka at the Quay are friendly and attentive. The problem is the food. The Ashoka chain is at least consistent; serving consistently mediocre food (a judgement based on an a la carte lunch at their Livingtson branch and a recent a la carte dinner at the Quay). An onion bhaji starter comprised two hockey pucks, overcooked on the outside and a powdery mush on the inside that tasted of raw spices. The other starter, chicken pakora, looked and tasted as if it had been sourced from Farm Foods. Main course of traditional chicken bhoona had none of the rich tomatoey sauce you would expect and a chicken jaipuri was equally anonymous. A 'special fried rice' was just a weird hotch-potch of rice and random vegetables. The naan bread was good. For the lack of authentic cooking, we won't be hurrying back.

Ashoka at the Quay, is one of the finest restaurants amongst the chain of Harlequin restaurants......i have visited the restaurants 4-5 times in a row and let me tell you that the service has been gr8t......

As i have heard the restaurant has come under a new management and the service is top class.......

Anybody who prefers a good tasty hearty indian curry before the funs begin should definately try the ashoka at the quay...

the above comment is made a long time ago..
ashoka at quay is lotsa change now....... i visit there twice a week ..
they give a good service and value for money..... i like da shahi tukda frm da desserts.. itz damn tasty
cheers to da staff and chefs