Ashoka Bearsden — Restaurant in Scotland

Ordered a carry out which took an hour and a half to arrive. Two of the curries should have had Tikka chicken in them but had plain dry chicken breast which looked liked came from a packet of pre-cooked chicken. Charged us the extra for the tikka meat!!!!!! Pakora was cold and dry and the rest of the meal was not much warmer, everything had to be re-heated which did nothing for the quality or taste. Sauces were poor and the South Indian Garlic Chilli chicken sauce was watery. All in all it looked like after calling then when had been waiting for 1 hour they quickly hashed the meal together and gave us any old s* (insert your own word there)!!!!!! Poor, poor, poor and going by other comments on they’re FB page the management will take no notice of customer...

I hate to give a negative review as your staff are wonderful. Main advice if going to do takeaway here ..DON'T .Read the reviews for takeaway .I realise now that my experience of this place is very very typical. Save your money, go elsewhere and youll have a better evening. I ordered take away.I had mixed pakora...which was clearly burnt .I couldn't identify what it was suppose to be .It was hard and cold.The meat dish had a horrific sour milky smell to it.The rice was edible and was the only food I ate from the meal.I noticed I was sent a thing about 30 percent off deals .I wouldn't return even if it was free.I think in this day in age when money is tight for everyone the owner of this place thinks it's ok to give such disgusting food ...it shows a lack...

Had a delivery of 3 starters. 3 mains, 2 rice, chips and nan bread. Chicken pakora was very dry and chewy and unfortunately we were given 2 portions of chicken instead of one chicken and one mixed. The Chasni was absolutely tasteless ( and I know my chasni's) it actually looked like the korma. Unfortunately my grand-daughter found a hair in hers ( fortunately she is a child and that doesn't put them off their food) not the point though 😕 the chips were stone cold and the nan bread that was suppose to be a peshwari but was a plain nan with a handful of coconut in the middle as if it was poured on before they folded it. I did try to call the restaurant but no answer (I am aware it is very very busy) so thus is why I am...