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Glasgow Times
14-06-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
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. 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."
Scotsman
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Rickshaw & Co. celebrates with free meals and big discounts
Edinburgh-based diners are invited to help the award winning restaurant celebrate its third birthday. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Award-winning Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant Rickshaw & Co. is celebrating its third anniversary with four days of special offers—and everyone's invited. Located in Glasgow's West End, just minutes from Kelvingrove and the University of Glasgow, Rickshaw & Co. is marking the occasion with free meals for early diners and generous discounts for sit-in guests from 16 to 19 June. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Here's what's on offer from 12pm to 9:30pm starting Monday, 16 June and the first 50 people through the door receive a free sit-in meal (up to 3 items per person from the food menu). Rickshaw & Co. This offer is first come, first served—no advance bookings and after that, it's 50% off food bills all day. OnTuesday 17 June there's 50% off your food bill and then on Wednesday 18 and Thursday, 19 June you'll enjoy 25% off food bills all day. Whether you're a local regular, visiting the city, or a student looking for flavoursome food at a good price, it's a great chance to experience one of Glasgow's most loved spots for bold, street-food-inspired flavours and warm hospitality. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Rickshaw & Co. was named 'Curry Kings of Glasgow' by the Scottish Asian Curry Awards and won South West Indian Restaurant of the Year at the Scottish Asian Food Awards. Rickshaw & Co. But it's about more than food. Co-founded by Tushar Ahmed, Krishna Devkota, and Gulshan Soni, Rickshaw & Co. was built on friendship, nostalgia and a shared belief in the power of community. Their aim has always been to create a space that feels welcoming, inclusive and rooted in care—where everyone, from international students to families, tourists to neighbours, feels at home. Co-founder Gulshan Soni 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.'
Scotsman
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Rickshaw & Co. celebrates with free meals and big discounts
Award-winning Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant Rickshaw & Co. is celebrating its third anniversary with four days of special offers—and everyone's invited. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Located in Glasgow's West End, just minutes from Kelvingrove and the University of Glasgow, Rickshaw & Co. is marking the occasion with free meals for early diners and generous discounts for sit-in guests from 16 to 19 June. Here's what's on offer from 12pm to 9:30pm starting Monday 16 June and the first 50 people through the door receive a free sit-in meal (up to 3 items per person from the food menu). Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad This offer is first come, first served—no advance bookings and after that, it's 50% off food bills all day. Rickshaw & Co. On Tuesday 17 June there's 50% off your food bill and then on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 June you'll enjoy 25% off food bills all day. Whether you're a local regular, visiting the city, or a student looking for flavoursome food at a good price, it's a great chance to experience one of Glasgow's most loved spots for bold, street-food-inspired flavours and warm hospitality. Rickshaw & Co. was named 'Curry Kings of Glasgow' by the Scottish Asian Curry Awards and won South West Indian Restaurant of the Year at the Scottish Asian Food Awards. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad But it's about more than food. Co-founded by Tushar Ahmed, Krishna Devkota, and Gulshan Soni, Rickshaw & Co. was built on friendship, nostalgia and a shared belief in the power of community. Rickshaw & Co. Their aim has always been to create a space that feels welcoming, inclusive and rooted in care—where everyone, from international students to families, tourists to neighbours, feels at home.
