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  1. Liam Scales

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    Anybody know of any?

    Good food and cheapish, I'm looking for something different than my usuals!
     
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  2. The The Hand

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    How cheap is cheapish?

    Work-lunchhour cheapish, or meal-with-girlfriend cheapish?
     
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  4. Liam Scales

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    Bout 50 quid for 2 cheapish?
     
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    If you like Chinese the Panda over at the Springfield Quay is excellent. Good quality food and pretty inexpensive. I fed five of us for £50 in there and that was for three 3 course adults, two 2 course kids and 6 drinks.

    http://www.pandaquay.co.uk/
     
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  7. Twisty . Gold Member

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  8. The The Hand

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    My favourite in that range is probably Asia Style near Charing X.
    Really good asian fusion cooking - Malaysian/Indonesian meets Chinese.
    The decor is cheap & cheerful, but the food is excellent.
    £8 to £13 for a main course

    Also Nanakusa - just up from Sleazy's on Sauchiehall St.
    Japanese style - do good sushi and ramen/soba etc.
    Also got a wide range of starter-type dishes from about £3, so you can do the tapas thing.
    Good value, pleasant staff.

    I use 5pm.co.uk a lot. With one of their offers you can quite often feed two for £50 at a dearer place - my favourite in Glasgow is possibly Rococo - and Gamba if you like seafood.
     
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    nandos:35:
     
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  10. Liam Scales

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    Cheers lads! Nando's is my usual Ciaran never out of it :56:
     
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    going on a date devlin ?

    take her to the blue lagoon for a sausage supper then round the back for some more sausage :celt_2:

    jk
     
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    Always go the goose when I'm in Glasgow, dont see what everyones problem with the place is!
     
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  13. Liam Scales

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    Nah not a date, I usually just go out every month on my payday for something nice. Just was thinking somewhere different this time but I've no idea where lol

    The Goose is a hole
     
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    di maggios pre theatre is reasonable
     
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  15. Liam Scales

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    Ying Yang Chicken out of there... ooooooofty
     
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  16. Twisty . Gold Member

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    awryt.

    http://www.thetwofigs.co.uk/menus.html

    place sounds quite good.

    a stay right across form beefeater so usually just go over there, so no much help.
     
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  17. DanniGhirl

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    When I'm in Glasgow we usually go to either DiMaggio's, The Italian Kitchen or La Tasca, all nice and all reasonable.
     
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  18. Liam Scales

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    La Tasca! Actually one I've been meaning to go to and forgot all about!
     
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    Really nice, we usually make sure we all order different dishes and just delve in :50:
     
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    If you're thinking Italian, the Jamie Oliver place on George Square is actually well worth a visit.

    I went there not expecting much, but pleasantly surprised.
     
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