Kama Sutra Glasgow - Menu

The food was fantastic so tasty. We had fish dishes, chicken dishes, and lots of rice and chioati. Portion sizes great value. We couldn't eat it all, so had the next day! Order brought out chaotically unfortunately.

Been a few times now and have never been disappointed or let down by the food and customer service in Kamasutra. Every dish we have tried has always been amazing accompanied with great hospitality. By far the best Indian restaurant in Glasgow.

Went in for a pre theatre meal before we went to a show at the kings theatre.The place hasn’t changed for many years.The staff were nice and the meals were served quickly.It was just an average meal nothing special,maybe the a la carte would have been tastier.

I traveled from Aberdeen to Glasgow for a concert and booked a table at this restaurant two months in advance. I received email confirmation, but when I arrived at the restaurant, it was closed for refurbishment. There was no communication about this, and I was extremely disappointed. I will not be going back here.

Went here evening of 4th December. We called ahead to secure a table. The staff were very attentive and were able to recommend dishes if some of my condiners needed help. I had Himalayan hot pot curry. This was medium spicy and bursting with flavour. Then I’ll was £60 for the four of us. Great food and brilliant value. Highly recommended

I looked forward to having a meal at this restaurant and honestly ignored some of the previous reviews, I ordered a vegetarian dish of okra and can honestly say it was inedible, the dish was soaking in oil, to be fair to the waitress she apologised and deducted the price off the bill, my husband ordered chicken buna he said it was bland and not spicy at all.

My partner and I visited this restaurant for the first time and we will definitely be returning. We took advantage of the 2 for 1 Meerkat meals code, saving us around £16. The drinks menu was great and we started with a Tiger beer and a cosmopolitan cocktail. I had the Haggis pakora for starters and it was delicious. My partner had the chandri chilli chicken and she really enjoyed it. For our main course, we both had Chicken Jalfrezi with a side of boiled rice, which was tasty and had a nice level of spice. The staff were friendly and the decor was pleasant.

Booked this before a trip to the Kings Theatre as it’s was minutes away. I hadn’t visited in well over a decade and the interiors are a little tired now, pretty sure nothing is changed since I was last in. There wasn’t any vegan options clearly marked but the staff brought the allergen book and it was then easy to see what I could have. All the usual suspects like dahl and sag aloo as well as traditional U.K. curry house sauces over veg. I had the okra with chapatti and rice and it was incredible huge portions and really tasty. Okra is an unusual find on U.K. menus and it was done really well. We used a Meerkat Meals code so was such good value but there was a pre theatre menu available too...

I typically have an Indian takeaway once a week and love eating curries, but this was my worst curry experience ever. I ordered from Kamasutra through Deliveroo, taking advantage of a 30% discount. The chicken pakora was a disappointment - rock solid batter that seemed to have been reheated multiple times. I was so hungry but couldn't force myself to eat it, so it ended up in the bin. When I called to complain, the person I spoke to offered to give something extra next time, which was of no use to me that night. The spiced onions and poppadum were decent, but the naan bread was clearly not fresh. The curry was swimming in ghee oil, which was off-putting. To make matters worse, I found a long...