Ranjit's Kitchen

Ranjit's Kitchen: A Taste of Authentic Punjabi Cuisine Ranjit's Kitchen is a hidden gem offering a truly authentic Punjabi dining experience. The warm and inviting atmosphere, coupled with the delicious food, makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking a taste of India. A Culinary Delight: BEST SAMOSAS IN SCOTLAND ! (Indian style) Authentic Flavors: Every dish at Ranjit's Kitchen is a masterpiece of Punjabi cuisine. The flavors are perfectly balanced, and the quality of the ingredients is evident in every bite. Vegetarian Paradise: While Ranjit's Kitchen specializes in vegetarian cuisine, they offer a wide variety of dishes to cater to all tastes. From hearty curries to delicate kebabs, there's something for everyone. A Unique Experience: Scottish Hospitality: The friendly Scottish boys working the counter add a unique touch to the experience. It's a testament to the welcoming atmosphere that Ranjit's Kitchen has created. Cultural Fusion: The blend of traditional Punjabi cuisine with the cool jazz playing in the background is a delightful surprise. It's a testament to the versatility of Indian food and its ability to complement various musical genres. Overall: Ranjit's Kitchen is a hidden gem that offers a truly authentic Punjabi dining experience. With its delicious food, warm atmosphere, and unique blend of cultures, it's a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the flavors of India. All good is freshly made pre order advised

The food is so good that I found myself eating a turnip curry and wishing there was more of it. The service is brisk and efficient, but still hospitable and friendly. The prices are so low that I felt genuinely guilty when I paid. I was telling my daughter how much better my home town of Leeds was for South Asian food than Glasgow, then we came here to eat and it made me look foolish. The best low-cost (and it could hardly be more low-cost unless they actually just gave food away) Indian restaurant I have ever eaten in.

A Vegetarian Delight! The ambiance is warm and welcoming. The staff are friendly and attentive, always ready to recommend their best dishes or accommodate any dietary needs. For dessert, the Gulab Jamun was a delightful treat. If you're looking for a place to enjoy wholesome, flavorful vegetarian food, Ranjit's Kitchen is definitely worth a visit. Whether you're a lifelong vegetarian or just curious to try, this place offers something for everyone!

Still a Gem of a place! The best clean, vegan food you will find in Glasgow (possibly the very best vegetable pakora out there, and definitely the best pakora sauce out there despite all the competition)! Update; the staff here really do stand out, they do a great job and go that extra mile on their own initiative (which most other places don't)👍

I had a terrible experience at Ranjit’s Kitchen, and I feel compelled to share it. I was genuinely excited to try this place whilst being back in my hometown visiting my family, especially as someone of Indian descent. However, my visit left me feeling traumatized by the treatment I received from Ken, the acting manager. I went in to collect an order on behalf of a dear friend due to a slight misunderstanding regarding her order. Instead of a warm welcome, I was met with hostility from Ken. He threw money down on the counter and refused to serve me, which was absolutely shocking. It seemed like he was on a power trip, as he was the only white member of staff and acted as if he owned the place, even though I knew he was not the owner. When I tried to speak with his staff for clarification, he kept insisting he was the only one in charge and wouldn’t let me speak to the other members of staff, who also seemed quite shocked by his behavior. His conduct was not only rude but also intimidating. As someone with a petite frame, I felt small and overwhelmed as he towered over me with his crossed arms. I showed him my hands, which were shaking from the stress of the encounter. Afterward, I sat in my car outside the restaurant, shaken up and in tears, so I decided to call my friend to understand the situation. She had asked for extra potato in her parata, as the ones she had ordered the day before seemed a lot less than usual. I really don’t think that was a reason to throw me out of the restaurant. This kind of treatment is unacceptable, and I would not recommend anyone experience such disrespect. Ranjit’s Kitchen needs to seriously address their customer service issues, especially when handling misunderstandings. I was really looking forward to enjoying this place, but after this experience, I will definitely not be returning.

I was in this pm with my son and his partner. The food was fantastic. We have all been before and will be back again. I also bought some sweet treats which are amazing. The young man who served us was very friendly and encouraged us to try the sweets before buying.

We are travelling from London and we’re looking for authentic Indian food, we found Ranjits kitchen and thought to give it a try as it says on their website this Panjabi ( northern part of Indian cuisine) is not tempered as per western taste or watered down, as an Indian and have eaten at my Panjabi best friends home in India, I can confirm this restaurant provides real home made Panjabi taste. We felt at home. Would recommend 100000000000000000000% and definitely come back again if we are in Glasgow. We were four people and we ordered a thali, aloo paratha, makki roti and a saag, paneer pakora, Panjabi ginger cha and hot gulab jamun for dessert. Portion size was perfect. We’re so full at the end. Only one thing we didn’t like was their tea ☕️

This quaint little shop is nothing short of spectacular. It honestly is just equivalent to the most authentic home cooked food by your favourite auntie. You can't go wrong with anything you choose so I would just outright recommend everything on the menu. It's a very small restaurant though so you may be waiting if you go at busy times.