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Posted by The Glasgow Diet on September 19, 2014September 20, 2014

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📍Swadish, Ingram Street . On Friday myself and @laurenscravings were #invited down to try @swadishmerchantcity - a new Indian in Merchant City. . It was, quite honestly, fantastic. We talked to Chef Ajay who is so passionate about his food and has created a menu that celebrates traditional Indian cuisine but with plenty of twists and reinventions that make it something really special . I highly recommend the Eral Suttadu Prawns, which were beautifully charred and full of flavour, and the burrata butter chicken was rich and delicious. The big hitter of the night though was the truffle and mushroom kulcha. . Kulcha is somewhere between a paratha and a naan, layered with mushrooms and heady truffle. It was incredible and I seriously recommend trying it. I cannot wait to go back and try more of their menu!

📍Padano, Main St, Rutherglen . Isn’t it nice when your husband wins a giveaway?! Last week Sam won a competition to win a meal for two @padanopizza_pasta and last night we went to claim it! . We’ve had great pizzas to takeaway before but never sat in so I was excited to try the full menu and it did not disappoint! . Both our starters were huge; Sam opted for the calamari, which was super crisp and delicious, and I went for a platter of cured meats and...basically fried pizza dough, it was heavenly! . This was my main course, spaghetti alla scoglio, with prawns, calamari and mussels. Another seriously hefty portion and full of flavour - I highly recommend ordering one of their sharing focaccias as well, we got the mozzarella and balsamic onion one and it was incredible! . What’s your go-to at an Italian?

[INVITED] How do you improve tempura prawns? Serve them with salt and pepper squid of course! . Not going to lie, I was very jealous of Sam when this starter was put in front of him, and with good reason! . Lightly battered and beautifully soft prawns paired with crispy squid and a wasabi miso with sriracha - @theivyglasgow are onto a serious winner with this dish! . Next time I am 100% ordering this and Sam’s not getting ANY of it (even though he let me try both a prawn and a bit of squid when he had it 😂). . Have you been to The Ivy yet?

Is there anything better than a poutine when you’re feeling rough? . I can tell you it helped my hangover last Sunday massively 😂 Sam and I shared the raspoutine from @breadmeatsbread - chips, gravy, cheese curds, cheddar and bacon 🤤 . As if that wasn’t enough I also ordered the fried chicken burger with cheese and bacon because my hangover is a feeder. What’s your go-to hangover cure?

📍The Ivy, Buchanan Street . So last night I was #invited along to the newly opened @theivyglasgow for dinner and it was a delight! . The tempura prawns with salt and chilli squid was the standout starter, my lobster linguine was seriously generous with the lobster meat and this apple tart was a fantastic finale. . No, the menu isn’t all that cheap, but it’s a great option if you’re looking for somewhere fancy that will have options for everyone. The interior is stunning and the service definitely makes you feel special!

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