Ruby Seven Days — Restaurant in Scotland

Just ordered sweet and sour with chips and alleged barbecue spare ribs. The portions are half the size, and twice the price. It was collected but not very warm. The chips were definitely yesterday's. The spare ribs had sauce- I think- but it was scarce. Reason I'm really doing this- why should Chinese restaurants get away with selling substandard food and no-one ever complains? The local council giveth the licence- reports of substandard food can result in it taketh away. Perhaps this should be remembered. The cost of living is tough- but the size of the chicken balls were minute. There are cut backs and just taking the p. The rice was in a very small container also- much more like a child's portion. Normally a Chinese meal would be too much, this time I struggled to see what I had paid for. I certainly would be recommending to look somewhere else for a Chinese meal if you want your moneys worth- and a delicious dinner. Very disappointed on an otherwise used to be...

I really hate to leave a negative review for any business or service but on this occasion I have no choice. We normally go to a different Chinese restaurant in ayr that we love and have really enjoyed in the past but we thought we would try somewhere different to see how it was. Myself my wife and 2 kids went to Ruby 7 days on a Friday evening for a family dinner out that we were looking forward to. The atmosphere in the restaurant was flat and very empty. The food arrived quickly but was not nice and some of Most of it was cold. We sent the cold food back only for it to be brought back out a few minutes later after clearly being being put in a microwave. My wife asked for a white wine at £7 per glass and it was served warm. The restaurant was nearly empty on a Friday evening. All in we didn't enjoy the food or experience. We unfortunately won't be...

Very very discusted at the lack of quality on your food especially the meat, very soggy and was for sure undercooked. Curry was clearly watered down as was separating and certainly was surprised at the lack of satay sauce in the chicken satay skewers (teaspoon your lucky) waited 40 mins in the restaurant for our takeaway with about a handful of customers. We were in the restaurant after it opened again for a sit in and it was lovely even though we got offers a table for 6 and was only two of us (very uncomfortable) so decided to go back for a take away and I surely will not be returning after this visit, called to explain as to why I was not happy with our order and all I recieved was the lady over talking whilst i was trying to explain the problem,...