Pasha Glasgow

Pasha Glasgow – A Hidden Gem for Middle Eastern Flavours I visited Pasha Glasgow today for a quick drink and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and variety of their food and drinks menu, especially the fresh juices, which were vibrant and refreshing. Although I didn’t try the main courses this time (as I’d already eaten), I was impressed by the generous portion sizes I saw being served. The lamb kabsa, in particular, stood out, served with a large, tender shank that looked absolutely delicious. Their Iraqi tea was a highlight: strong, aromatic, and full of authentic Middle Eastern character, a real treat for tea lovers. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the prices were very reasonable, making the experience even better. I highly recommend Pasha to anyone looking for a relaxed spot with great food and drinks. I’ll definitely be returning next time I’m in Glasgow!

No frills but fantastic food. I had the halloumi to start and a mixed grill for one as my main, and everything was excellent. The food is fresh, full of flavour, and the portions are generous. Service was friendly without being over the top. It’s the kind of place where the focus is on good cooking rather than fancy décor; recommended.

Category: Middle Eastern, BBQ, Shawarma, Arabic, Halal Dishes ordered: mixed grills, Lamb Makboos, Iraqi tea Taste: very tasty and fresh. Atmosphere: good decoration but not big dining area. Toilet available. Good air conditioning. No much smell around. Value for money: good and average price. Other features: good staff.

Pasha Glasgow is honestly a gem! The food was excellent from start to finish. The kebabs were on point — fresh, juicy, and packed with flavour. The highlight for me was their lamb kabsa. It was cooked perfectly, tender and full of rich, aromatic spices. It also comes with a soup on the side which was amazing and paired so well with the dish. Great service and good atmosphere too. Definitely one of the better spots in Glasgow for quality Middle Eastern food.

Tried Pasha today. Had lamb khabsa, chicken khabsa, and shawarma wrap. It's just an okayish restaurant, and the kabsha is definitely not original taste. I have had much better taste than this one. The chicken was good, and lamb shank was good as well, but definitely not original khabsa. Parking on the street but pretty expensive. Soup was full of salt.