The choice of Easter night gathering, Glasgow Chinese restaurant lights up the city's taste buds
Visit Glasgow's Chinese restaurants open at night to unlock the midnight fireworks
As Scotland's "city that never sleeps", Glasgow's nights are never lacking in vitality. For international students and the general public who are looking for the taste of their hometown late at night, many Chinese restaurants in the city that are open until the early morning have become a warm place for the stomach and heart. The Glasgow After Dark team visited on the spot and selected the following treasure Chinese restaurants open at night for you to start a taste night tour.
1. Red Pepper (Sichuan House): Sichuan-style supper, spicy carnival
"Red Pepper" on Sauchiehall Street is a representative of Glasgow Sichuan cuisine, famous for its signature boiled fish and spicy stir-fried dishes. The restaurant is open until late at night, attracting spicy lovers to gather. Its modified version of Sichuan cuisine retains the essence of spicy and takes into account local tastes, becoming a late-night canteen for Chinese and foreign diners12. The clerk revealed that it is often open until 1 a.m. on weekends to meet the needs of student gatherings.
2. Baxi Hotpot: Self-service hotpot, boiling late at night
The hotpot restaurant on Argyle Street has become popular in Glasgow with its "all-you-can-eat" model. For £27.9 per person, you can enjoy seafood, fatty beef and dozens of side dishes, with unlimited drinks for £2, which is very cost-effective. The restaurant is open until midnight, especially suitable for many people to chat around the fire. Many international students said that this is the first choice for "healing the soul" after finishing their papers.
3. Genting Casino: A late-night spot integrating entertainment and catering
Genting not only provides Cantonese clay pot rice and cart noodles, but also combines KTV, games and catering. The hotpot night from Thursday to Sunday lasts until the early morning. Although the rule of bringing BRP to enter is strict, it adds security for nighttime safety. The per capita consumption of £10-15 makes it a popular choice for young people to get together.
4. Loon Fun: A nostalgic night of Hong Kong-style tea and KTV
As one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Glasgow, Loon Fun extends the traditional Hong Kong-style afternoon tea to the night, with the aroma of roast meat and clay pot rice. What's more attractive is that you can unlock the private KTV for a consumption of more than 150 pounds. Although the music library is a little old, it adds a different kind of fun to the nostalgic party.
5. KaKaLok: A Michelin-recommended late-night exquisite experience
KaKaLok, located on St George's Road, has been awarded health certificates by the City Hall many times, indicating the excellence of the restaurant. In addition, many of the restaurant's delicacies, such as sweet and sour pork and crispy duck rolls, fully integrate the flavors of the East and the West, making people linger. The restaurant is open until 11 pm, suitable for diners who pursue exquisite night meals.
The city temperature behind the night food culture
Chinese restaurants in Glasgow not only provide delicious food, but also become a link connecting culture. From the heartiness of Sichuan cuisine to the excitement of hot pot, from the laughter of KTV to the warmth of tea, these late-night restaurants use flavor to heal the loneliness of strangers. As the summer night economy heats up, many restaurants plan to extend their business hours to further light up the city's night sky.
Practical information
Some restaurants require advance reservations (such as Genting KTV boxes);
Bring your ID (such as BRP) for inspection;
The night in Glasgow is more lively because of these Chinese restaurants. Whether you are a homesick wanderer or a curious traveler, you might as well follow this map and start your own taste night tour.
(The information in this article is compiled from the local international student community and the official information of the restaurant. Please refer to the actual business hours.)
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