Glasgow - Restaurants

Mother India's Café

Experimental, tapas-style Indian cuisine

Popular plate: Marinated and served with baby potatoes, the plump and piquant chilli king prawns are particularly mouthwatering.

Word to the wise: Unfortunately, Mother India's Café doesn't accept bookings so if you plan on visiting on a Friday or Saturday night, prepare yourself for a wait.

Assuming there's no better recommendation for a restaurant's food than a queue outside the door, judging by the loyal crowd of curry-philes who convene outside Mother India's Café every night of the week, this place is doing something very right.

Adopting a Spanish 'little and often' approach to casual Indian dining, the extensive and exceptionally executed menu features experimental takes on otherwise classic Indian dishes. It's recommended that you begin with three or four dishes between two people but with dishes as moreish as their tangy chicken tikka makhni and sensational saag paneer, it'll be hard to restrain yourself to just those few.


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Quick facts

Price: Tapas dishes: GBP 2.95-5.40
Open: Mon-Thu: 12noon - 10.30pm
Fri-Sat: 12noon - 11pm
Sun: 12noon - 10pm
Address: 1355 Argyle Street
Phone: +44 141 339 9145


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