15-04-2025
Iconic West End noodle bar hits the market after 16 years
Wudon, an iconic Pan-Asian restaurant in Glasgow's infamous West End, is on the market for £95,000.
The well-known restaurant, celebrated for its Chinese, Japanese, and Thai cuisine, has been operating for 16 years on Great Western Road.
It is popular with locals, tourists, students, and office workers alike, contributing to its strong turnover of £676,000.
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(Image: The sale comes with an offer for a new lease agreement at £31,200 per annum.
Located in the vibrant Kelvinbridge area, Wudon benefits significantly from its high-profile position and the bustle of the city's West End.
A standout feature is the fully openable windows, creating an inside-outside ambiance during favourable weather, along with a small pavement seating area in front of the premises.
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The sale includes various ancillary areas that are an essential part of a commercial food establishment, such as a well-equipped commercial kitchen with a dish wash area and walk-in chill.
Situated within walking distance of the Kelvinbridge Underground Station, the area is densely populated with residents and boasts a rich mix of young professionals, students, and families, all contributing to the vibrant neighbourhood.
The Glasgow West End has always stood as a trendy area amongst tourists and locals.
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Infamous for its Victorian architecture, the district is teeming with independent shops, quirky cafes, and breathtaking high-end homes.
Glasgow is known for its diverse foodie culture, ranging from lush vegan and vegetarian eateries to traditional Scottish fare, drawing tourists and locals alike all year round.
In recent years, the city has experienced a burgeoning increase in new culinary establishments, deeply enriching its food landscape.