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Style
All-you-can-eat Chinese hot pot and table BBQ
Setting
Partick, on Dumbarton Road
Known for
all-you-can-eat hot pot, table BBQ, value, vegetarian options
Signature dishes
Tomato broth, Fishballs, Double hot pot with BBQ
Good for
groups, casual nights, vegetarians, first hot-pot visit
Prices
All-you-can-eat hot pot and BBQ typically around £20–25pp; soft-drink free refills about £2.50 extra (SharpScot June 2024 cited double hotpot + BBQ at £24.90)
Typical spend
£20–30pp before BYO drinks
Dietary tags
vegetarian options
Dietary
Wide vegetarian selection noted in Google reviews; build-your-own sauces and broths
Drinks
BYOB — diners report bring-your-own alcohol; no licensed bar mentioned in sources checked
Payment
Cash only (SharpScot tip and recent Google reviews); bring cash — cards may not be accepted
Noise / pace
Busy and casual; often lively when full
Getting there
Kelvinhall subway, a few minutes walk along Dumbarton Road
Parking
Paid and free street parking nearby (diner reports)
Also
Main web presence is Facebook; DaoChef page lists address and phone only; Hours listings conflict (roughly noon to 10–11pm daily) — confirm by phone

Glasgow restaurant

Terra Cotta-Warriors

4.5(112 reviews)
Opens in 16 hours

Address

200 Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow G11 6UN, UK

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Opening hours

  • Monday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Thursday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Friday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Saturday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
  • Sunday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM

Overview

Terra Cotta-Warriors is an all-you-can-eat Chinese hot pot and BBQ restaurant at 200 Dumbarton Road in Partick. You cook your own meat, seafood, vegetables and noodles in a shared broth, with a grill option at the table as well. Reviewers often praise the tomato broth, fishballs and freshness of the ingredients, and SharpScot included it in a June 2024 round-up of Glasgow hot-pot spots. The set-up is typically a double hot pot plus BBQ for around £20–25 per person (prices cited in press and reviews have ranged from about £22 to £25). Soft-drink free refills are offered for an extra ~£2.50. There is a large vegetarian selection. SharpScot and recent Google reviews say the restaurant is cash-only, and diners also report that it is BYOB (bring your own alcohol). It sits on the Dumbarton Road corridor a short walk from Kelvinhall subway. Expect a casual, busy room with friendly service — good for groups and a first hot-pot outing rather than a quiet fine-dining night. Phone 0141 339 4942; Facebook is the main online presence (DaoChef also lists the address).

Reviews

5.0Sheila S

The best hot pot in Glasgow, clean, tasty food, quality meat and veg, with the best Mala. What makes this place even better are the attentive staff! I could eat here every day!

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4.0Sushiliah Devi

Quite a good Hot Pot restaurant where it comes with both Hot Pot and Barbecue. Liked the food but service could be better with a personal touch. Ambience was alright. Price is reasonable. So do visit this place if you like Chinese cuisine. 😋

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5.0E V

Busy place and rightly so! Great portions and very sweet customer care from the lady there. It is also Bring your own alcohol.

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3.0f i

The restaurant was clean and the staff polite. The food was okay for what it was, though I was slightly put off by the fact that it came all mixed together on a single plate. I understand it all needs to be cooked, but having all the different produce touching each other isn't great for cross contamination. It was also evident the food wasn't freshly sourced as some of it was literally still frozen when served. That being said, the taste was good and we did not get sick from it. There was a good variety of produce to choose from but, in my opinion, the price point wasn't great and seemed quite high for what it was (26£ pp). My last and biggest issue was with payment. They refuse to accept digital payments. Not because of a technical issue or anything of the sort, they simply don't. They insisted i retrieved cash from a nearby atm, and did not give or offer a receipt. In conclusion, not the worst experience but i wouldn't go back.

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5.0The Olive Tree Family

One of the most affordable hot pot restaurants in Glasgow at £21.99 per person for unlimited food. Busy place so ingredients are fresh! See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.

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