Glasgow restaurant marking third birthday with free food
Rickshaw & Co, in Partick Bridge Street, is marking three years of serving Indian and Bangladeshi food in Glasgow's west end by offering customers free and discounted food.
Birthday celebrations for the popular eatery, previously crowned the Curry Kings of Glasgow at the Scottish Asian Curry Awards, are due to take place between June 16 to 19.
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On the first day, from noon until 9.30pm, the first 50 customers will be able to enjoy a free sit-in meal, consisting of up to three items from the menu.
For the remaining celebration, customers will receive discounts on their food bills, including 50% off on Monday and Tuesday, and 25% off on Wednesday and Thursday.
The owners of the popular restaurant, known for its "bold, street-food-inspired flavours and warm hospitality", hope the celebrations will provide a chance for customers to experience the flavoursome food at a good price.
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Gulshan Soni, Co-founder of Rickshaw & Co, said: "Turning three is a big moment for us.
"Whether you're a student, a tourist, or someone who lives round the corner - we want to thank everyone who's supported us.
"Come in, grab a seat, and celebrate with us.
"Community is what keeps us going."
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Rickshaw & Co, in Partick Bridge Street, is marking three years of serving Indian and Bangladeshi food in Glasgow's west end by offering customers free and discounted food. Birthday celebrations for the popular eatery, previously crowned the Curry Kings of Glasgow at the Scottish Asian Curry Awards, are due to take place between June 16 to 19. Read more: 'Magical' fairy garden party taking place in Glasgow - here's when On the first day, from noon until 9.30pm, the first 50 customers will be able to enjoy a free sit-in meal, consisting of up to three items from the menu. For the remaining celebration, customers will receive discounts on their food bills, including 50% off on Monday and Tuesday, and 25% off on Wednesday and Thursday. The owners of the popular restaurant, known for its "bold, street-food-inspired flavours and warm hospitality", hope the celebrations will provide a chance for customers to experience the flavoursome food at a good price. Read more: 'Major' event to be held for the 'first time' at XSite Braehead in June Gulshan Soni, Co-founder of Rickshaw & Co, said: "Turning three is a big moment for us. "Whether you're a student, a tourist, or someone who lives round the corner - we want to thank everyone who's supported us. "Come in, grab a seat, and celebrate with us. "Community is what keeps us going."
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