Lunch Time INDIAN Buffet Glasgow City Centre

Always_Harassed

I know there have been a few threads re meals but have been all around the city. I would like to find a city centre lunch time Indian buffet at reasonable cost preferably no more than £5.00 (it is money saving after all).

Thanks for your help

delerium

Oh who used to work in the city centre's first reply to that is it can'tbe done!!

He says if you're willing to stretch to £5.95 that's their normal price of most of the Indians in town.

Someone may be better informed than hisnibs since he has technically not worked in the city centre for 3 years but has been a student there! He's not the most mse out there but I don't give him much spends so....:rolleyes:

flyingscotno1

Used to be one outside Central Station on Hope Street, inbetween Argyle Street and Bothwell Street that was cheap (about £6 I think), but haven't been there for a while.

Under £5 will be very difficult, going to Sandwich shops can be just under £5!

Fitzio

flyingscotno1 wrote: »

Used to be one outside Central Station on Hope Street, inbetween Argyle Street and Bothwell Street that was cheap (about £6 I think), but haven't been there for a while.

Under £5 will be very difficult, going to Sandwich shops can be just under £5!

Is it possibly Bombay Blues you are thinking of on Hope Street? Went once years ago, and it was ok. Can't remember if it was a buffet or not though, and no idea if it's still open as I don't work in that area any more.

India Quay is lovely, but will be dearer than £5 and not central to the city.

The Village in Tradeston (just over the water) is very cheap, and the food is reasonable for the money.

broughy

Bombay Blues is still open. i have no idea if its buffet or not or any prices or anything though i'm afraid!

Cat72

There are several in sauchiehall street.Various prices but I think one is definately £6 .Cant remember which one it is - but I think it might be Karma sutra if not its the one a few doors down Rawalpindi.
Cafe India used to do a buffet lunch but dont know if they still do not they have moved.

flyingscotno1

Fitzio wrote: »

Is it possibly Bombay Blues you are thinking of on Hope Street? Went once years ago, and it was ok. Can't remember if it was a buffet or not though, and no idea if it's still open as I don't work in that area any more.

India Quay is lovely, but will be dearer than £5 and not central to the city.

The Village in Tradeston (just over the water) is very cheap, and the food is reasonable for the money.

Aye it was Bombay Blues. Think it is dearer than £5 anyway.

Saint_Nick

flyingscotno1 wrote: »

Aye it was Bombay Blues. Think it is dearer than £5 anyway.

It has had a makeover recently and the prices went up. Possibly about £8 now, but the garlic nans are very good!!

Cat72

Double checked yesterday Rawalpindi Sauchiehall streets buffet lunch is £5.95, they have been there for years so should be ok
The kama sutra two doors up is £6.95 for their buffet lunch.Its part of the ashoka group.

The bombay blues are charging £7.95 according totheir advert.

teedy23

Is "price your meal" still on the go? It might be worth looking there if thers a few of you going.

jm2926

Cat72 wrote: »

Double checked yesterday Rawalpindi Sauchiehall streets buffet lunch is £5.95, they have been there for years so should be ok
The kama sutra two doors up is £6.95 for their buffet lunch.Its part of the ashoka group.

Spend the extra £1 for the Kama Sutra - the Rawalpindi is living off it's reputation from years ago.