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Succulent sea food, vibrant flavours and plenty of contented diners - Joanna Blythman discovers real Chinese food in grown-up surroundings SUNDAY HERALD Next time I go to the Ho Wong, (soon, I hope) I'm going to take along a tape recorder to capture the satisfying sound of clinking plates, chopsticks tapping on bowls, sizzling platters and the mellow conversation hum of many contented diners. By way of soundtrack designed to provoke relaxation, it would be up there with New Age lapping waves and calling dolphins. Perhaps its reaction to trendy stripped-floor restaurant where there's nothing to absorb the sound. Either the place is empty, in which case it feels like eating in a cathedral, or it's busy in which event it sounds like a reverberating school canteen when the first year boys arrive

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All of our dishes are cooked fresh to order using the finest locally-sourced and authentic Japanese ingredients. Choose from a wide range of noodle and rice dishes, soup bowls, sushi and yakitori. Nanakusa: the seven edible wild herbs of spring * Seri [water dropwort/Japanese parsley] * Nazuna [shepherd's purse] * Hahakogusa [cudweed] * Hakobe [chickweed] * Konitabirako [nipple wort] * Suzuna [a species of turnip] * Suzushiro [(garden) radish] The seven herbs, or nanakusa, are traditionally eaten on the 7th day of the first month of the new year (7th January) as part of a long-standing Japanese custom dating back to the 8th century. The herbs are consumed for their health benefits and promote wellbeing, longevity, nourishmentand vitality. Ancient belief holds that the herbs remove evil from the body and prevent illness. We at Nanakusa promise to use the freshest local produce and specially sourced Japanese ingredients in our delicious and authentic Japanese food. We don't claim to be able to ward off evil spirits, but our grub will give you a nice warm feeling in your tummy! Don't be afraid to ask our knowledgeable staff for recommendations

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Amore opened it’s doors in September 2008 in the heart of the Merchant City, Glasgow, and has continued to serve up fantastic dishes within the elegant decor which has had no expense spared. All of this makes Amore a state of the art restaurant and a fine dining ambience that can be enjoyed by anyone, from couples, families and casual diners alike. Every small detail has been taken care of from the private booths, romantic setting and even the branded napkins, uniforms and gifts. Amore is the Italian word for ‘love’, but it is also related to ‘passion’, which Italians use commonly to emphasise the love for food and wine. This business is run by the Perella family, originally from the village of Picinsco in Southern Italy, with care and commitment. But the word ‘Amore’ has been chosen also as the name for the restaurant to homage the owner’s wife, as she generally uses this word to refer to her husband when, as he believes, she is in ‘a good mood’. Amore opened its doors in September 2008 in the heart of the Merchant city, Glasgow, and has continued to serve up fantastic dishes with elegant decor which has had no expense spared. All of this makes Amore a state of the art restaurant and a fine dining ambience that can be enjoyed by anyone, from couple , families and casual diners alike.. Every small detail has been taken care of from private booths, romantic setting and even the branded napkins, uniforms and gifts. Amore is the Italian word for 'Love', but it is also related to 'Passion', which Italians use commonly to emphasise the love for food and wine. This business is run by the Perella family, originally from the village of Picinsco in Southern Italy, with care and commitment. But the word 'Amore' has been chosen also as the name for the restaurant to homage the owners wife, as she generally uses this word to refer to her husband when, as he believes, she is in 'a good mood'

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The Carlton George boasts Glasgow's only rooftop restaurant - the fabulous Windows. Located on the 7th Floor of the hotel, Windows is counted among Glasgow's most popular restaurants, where the food is only surpassed by the view. Located on the 7th floor of the Carlton George Hotel, Window's is the only rooftop restaurant in Glasgow. Enjoy a Pre-Theatre meal before a show, or dinner with a glass of wine or two while taking in the stunning view over the rooftops and chimney pots of the city. Using only the finest Scottish produce, our Head Chef and his team create an array of exciting and delectable dishes all delivered with an excellent level of service. Our menu changes every month in order to take advantage of Scotland's best produce while it is in season. The views of the city's skyline provide a stunning backdrop to an inspired dining experience. Window's intimate atmosphere is perfect for any occasion and equally suits a scheduled corporate lunch or sumptuous dinner. Group reservations for dining are available for parties of eight or more

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