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Fook Mei

4.8
(12 reviews)
Opens in 4 hours

Address

239 London Rd, Glasgow G40 1PE, UK

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Opening Hours

  • Monday: Closed
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: Closed
  • Thursday: 12:00 – 2:30 PM
  • Friday: 12:00 – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday: 12:00 – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday: 12:00 – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 7:30 PM

Overview

Fook Mei, also known as Ho Lee Fook, is a vibrant Asian street food shack located at 239 London Road in Glasgow's East End, near the iconic Barrowlands. This family-run establishment has been creating authentic Asian sauces in Scotland for over 30 years, bringing bold East Asian flavours to Glasgow's streets with their tagline "Street Food From The East Served With Love On The Streets Of Glasgow's East." The restaurant specializes in traditional Asian street food classics with a modern twist. Their menu features signature dishes like Slurpy Noodz, Crispy Katsu Chicken, and BiangBiang Noodz, served from their casual, welcoming shack. The family's decades of experience shine through in every dish, showcasing authentic techniques and premium ingredients that have earned them an impressive 4.8-star rating from customers. Operating a relaxed, walk-in friendly atmosphere, Fook Mei is open Thursday 12-2:30pm and Friday-Sunday 12-3pm and 5-7:30pm (or until they sell out). This casual approach embodies true street food culture—fresh, delicious, served with heart, and accessible to everyone. The laid-back vibe allows customers to enjoy exceptional Asian street food in a relaxed setting near one of Glasgow's most iconic music venues. Beyond their takeaway offerings, Fook Mei also operates an online shop where customers can purchase their signature Asian sauces, condiments, gift boxes, and merchandise to bring Ho Lee Fook's flavours home. This extension of their business allows food lovers to enjoy these carefully crafted sauces in their own kitchens, showcasing the family's passion for bringing authentic Asian flavours to Scotland.

Reviews

5.0Alan Campbell

Getting to Fook Mei early definitely pays off – it can get busy, and turning up ahead of the rush gives you the best chance of snagging a seat. The restaurant makes clever use of its space; it feels cosy and intimate but never cramped, with enough room to breathe. Service is fantastic – genuinely friendly, attentive and welcoming, which adds a lot to the overall vibe. The food itself is excellent and very fairly priced. The prawn sando is next-level good. I went in with eyes bigger than my belly, and while I still narrowly prefer the pork sando from Holy Fook, the prawn was also incredible. The pancakes were another standout: fresh, fluffy and so moreish I kept eating even after I was full. Fook Mei delivers on all fronts – a spot worth visiting (and revisiting). Thanks to everyone in the team to make this resteraunt happen!

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5.0Sarah Davidson

Similar menu to Ho Lee Fook, lots of veggie options! Our food came super quickly, and the staff were great!

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5.0The Olive Tree Family

The famous Ho Lee Fook stall in the Barras has opened a new restaurant! They are experts in bringing all the best flavours from different countries around east, and southeast Asia. See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.

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5.0Steven Hausrath

Food was amazing, served quickly. Popular so need to join a waitlist (we had to wait 20 mins). Not individual tables - communal table and counter seats along the sides and windows.

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3.0Jorn Lobby

I was here at the weekend and I was told there was a 45 min wait (expected given the previous success). Fast forward 45 min, and I'm now told the kitchen is closed because it had run out of ingredients, this despite seating a couple a few seconds earlier without any warning. Definitely not a good first impression... Takeaway is not available unlike the original Ho Lee Fook.

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