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About Bar Soba Merchant City

The latest addition to the Bar Soba family is on Albion Street in Glasgow’s vibrant Merchant City. The Bar Soba brand is built on pan-Asian street food, cool cocktails, DJs and a hip manga/graffiti decor. This new branch is popular for lunch, after work drinks and, of course, weekend parties and pre-club drinks.

About Bar Soba Mitchell Lane

Discretely tucked away down Mitchell Lane, Glasgow’s Bar Soba is a trendy restaurant and bar that ensures its customers have a good time whether they have come for some fresh pan-Asian food, a cocktail master class or simply for a drink and some top tunes at one of the regular Bar Soba club nights.

About Cafe Andamiro

Located on Buccleuch Street – handy for Edinburgh University and Queen’s Hall – Café Andamiro offers Japanese and Korean dishes in a casual, stripped back setting. Whether you are hungry for Japanese katsu curry or a filling Korean bulgogi stew, Café Andamiro will sort you out. There are plenty of vegetarian dishes including tempura and variations on Californian rolls.

About Central Sushi

Contemporary sushi restaurant in city centre

Central Sushi is a stylish Japanese sushi restaurant on Renfield Street. Opened in early 2016, it has a stripped back, contemporary look with different textures of reclaimed wood lining the walls. Diners can sit at the counter and watch the chefs at work and there is also a mezzanine area.

About Embargo

Embargo is a sleek eating and drinking spot on Byres Road. Promising the vibrant flavours of Australasia and East Asia, you can sample creative small plates that are both healthy and indulgent. Botanical cocktails and a resident DJ every Thursday, Friday and Saturday make this a lively spot to dine.

About Fuzion Noodle Bar

Fuzion is a casual noodle bar inspired by the buzzing street vendors of the Far East. Dishes are cooked to order using the freshest ingredients and served at long communal tables. Fuzion’s extensive menu includes a range of noodle, rice, sauce based and wok fried dishes, and sides. Recommended dishes include the Pad Thai and Nasi Goreng. All the vegetables are sourced from Smithfield market and delivered daily.

About Harajuku Kitchen

Grown out of a street food business, Harajuku Kitchen is an informal and sunny Japanese restaurant. The sushi and sashimi may be the stars but the other sections of the menu have much to recommend. The noodle soups and noodle stir fries are always popular while others prefer dishes like the teriyaki chicken; panko-breaded pork with Japanese curry or the mixed tempura. The popcorn flavoured green tea is fun.

About Hay Sushi

One of Edinburgh’s sushi pioneers, Hay Sushi has long been a popular spot for those in search of scallop nigiri or soft shell crab temaki. Sushi and sashimi are just part of the offer at this compact Dalry road restaurant. The kitchen also produces crisp tempura; filling bowls of noodle soup and yakimono skewers.

About Ichiban Fusion

About Kobee

About Maki & Ramen

This is a compact, quirky and inviting sushi and ramen diner on West Richmond Street, a five minute walk from Edinburgh Festival Theatre. The sushi is made fresh daily while the ramen noodles are dished up in a deep and rich, ten hour broth. Understandably popular with the local students.

About Miss Woo's

Miss Woo’s is a quirky bar on Bernard Street in Leith. Should you need a banana satay daiquiri or a Miso Lucky cocktail then Miss Woo’s will do the do. If craft beer is more your thing, they can also take care of that as well as offering an appealing selection of Asian street food. Geisha murals, dim lighting and cool sounds give Miss Woo’s an inviting underground feel.

About Nanakusa

About Nippon Kitchen

The Nippon Kitchen experience

Japanese restaurant, Nippon Kitchen, is renowned for the best of the best – food, drinks and service. The owners state that Nippon is where modern Japan meets old Glasgow: charming, classic, contemporary and cool.

All their delicious Japanese food is made fresh to order using only the best quality ingredients – a mix of fresh local produce and specialist Japanese additions. Specially-matched wines, sakes, beer and cocktails accompany their menu to provide the very best Japanese dining experience possible.

About OKO Express Queen Street

OKO Queen Street is a sleek and relaxed Sushi and Asian restaurant in Glasgow’s Queen Street. With an exciting authentic menu, OKO Queen Street is one of the premiere sushi restaurants in Glasgow. After you have enjoyed a delicious meal of either sushi or noodle dishes/rice dishes, you must have a glass of Japenese Sake or Plum wine to finish off the authentic Asian experience.

About Pickled Ginger

Pickled Ginger is a modern Japanese restaurant on St Vincent Street. Fitting neatly into the fashionable Finnieston restaurant scene, it is a stylish space with a buzzy but relaxed atmosphere. Cocktails, sake, Asian beers and an interesting range of Japanese whiskies and spirits are as much of an attraction as the food.

About Po'Boyz

Po’Boyz American Diner and Grill serves southern soul food inspired by New Orleans. The address may be Broomhill Shopping Centre but the food is rooted in the Cajun culinary traditions of the southern United States. The decor is simple with booth seating, a recycled wooden bar and a mural that tells the tale of how the po’boy sandwich came into being.

About Red-Box Noodle Bar

Close to Edinburgh University, this West Nicolson Street canteen offers quick and affordable pan-Asian classics. Popular starters include the salt ‘n’ chilli squid, spicy ribs and spring rolls. The noodle boxes are a design-your-own affair with guests selecting their preferred combinations of assorted noodles, meat, fish, veg and seasoning. Handy for a quick bite before Festival Theatre.

About Samsi Japanese Restaurant

Samsi is a highly regarded Japanese restaurant in the Gay village. As well as being recommended by every local newsletter, Samsi has also been praised by The Sunday Times, The Sun and TV’s Richard and Judy. Samsi is a bright modern space with traditional Japanese stylings. Their menu features dishes from every region in Japan, including sushi, bento boxes and noodles. There are also main courses like katsu curry and teriyaki chicken.

About Sapporo Teppanyaki

Sapporo Teppanyaki is more than a Japanese restaurant. It’s a dining experience that provides entertainment for large parties, couples and families. The Teppanyaki chefs entertain as they prepare the food, with tricks that include knife skills, slicing the food in half in midair, and juggling. Those looking for a more relaxed meal can dine in the bar area. The menu includes a range of Japanese duck, beef, chicken, fish, pork and vegetable dishes, and the drinks’ menu features sake, Japanese cocktails, beers and whiskeys, as well as Western drinks.