Masala Twist City Centre

First time here and pleased with variety on the menu and well cooked food. Service was excellent and we will be back to enjoy another treat.

Food was perfect and enjoyed by all. Service was excellent- waiter very courteous, pleasant . Surroundings are comfy. Restaurant is upstairs and we had a comfy seat by the window

Meal was delicious and very filling. Large portions. Staff very helpful and courteous. Restaurant clean and bright and cheery with a vast menu and lots to choose from. Starter was amazing

Fantastic service, the staff are all lovely and helpful. The food is fabulous. I would highly recommend a visit. Try their mince and tattles curry :-)

Excellent food, great location. I paid just under £70 for the mixed platter for 2, 2 curries and a few drinks - very good value for money I thought. The only down side was the service was a bit slow. The restaurant was busy but not completely sold out. We sat down at 5:30 to eat as we had theatre reservations. I had to ask 4 times for the bill as the till was being held up by what I think was orders for delivery! Only a slight downside so only marked it down one.

Had a wonderful meal at Masala Twist, in Glasgow City Centre. From the time we arrived until we left, all of the staff we met were extremely friendly, helpful and cheerful. The meal itself was fantastic. Authentic Indian food, well cooked and very generous portions. Very reasonably priced too. If you are in the city centre and fancy some proper Indian cuisine, get along to Masala Twist.

All the different dishes our party ordered were very much enjoyed. We started with poppadoms and pickles and perhaps it was our misunderstanding in ordering that meant we only were served one type of pickle while commonly you might expect a selection. Next time we're there we'll be sure to order 'a selection of pickles' with the poppadoms. I very much appreciate that as a member of the emergency services with a Blue Light Card we received a discount.

The restaurant was cold the unit by the kitchen was blowing out cold air, and that on a cold wintery day, not very welcoming. The food was good but think they have removed one main dish from the lunch time buffet, on offer was a chicken korma, chicken chilli garlic which was hot, a lamb curry which had nice tender lamb, and three veg curries. Starters were the normal chicken pakora, chicken chat, veg pakora, cauliflower bahji and potato pakora. Still good value as two buffets a pint of Cobra and coke came to £20.50

A super curry house in the centre of the city. The greetings from the staff when we arrived were heartfelt and they were attentive all night. The menu was much better and varied than your average Indian restaurant. Well cooked and the naans were especially good. We were a party of six men who were on an annual reunion. We were most well looked after. If you go , try the lamb rogan gosht.

Staff were lovely and the food was great. The entrance isn't overly appealing - not sure I would have gone in if I didn't know Masala Twist as I've eaten in the Helensburgh one also, but once upstairs the layout/décor was nice. There is plenty of space between tables etc. so you don't feel cramped. I just need to learn to eat to so much, especially before going to the theatre :-)