Crazy Wok
About This Spot
Stepping into Crazy Wok on Dumbarton Road feels like slipping into a friendly corner of Hong Kong tucked right in the heart of Glasgow. The bustle is gentle but constant, a hum of chatter and clinking cutlery that invites you to slow down and settle in. This is the kind of place where familiar aromas of roasted meats and bubbling broths wrap around you like a warm welcome, setting a comforting tone that lingers throughout your visit.
The atmosphere here isn’t polished or showy, but genuine and quietly vibrant—where locals and visitors alike share tables, stories, and the simple joy of a good meal. The pace is unhurried, encouraging you to savor each bite, from steaming bowls of noodles to crispy-skinned roast duck freshly carved with care. You might hear the gentle sizzle of woks on the line or catch the friendly nod of staff who know regulars by name, making the experience both approachable and personal.
Crazy Wok thrives on authentic flavors that bring to life the classic Guangzhou style of cooking, with a menu that reflects both tradition and community. Whether it’s the richly layered claypot rice waiting patiently to be enjoyed, or the bright, satisfying punch of spiced soups and hand-crafted dumplings, each dish feels thoughtfully made—like a shared moment around a family table. Portions are generous, often sparking the kind of contented smiles that come from knowing you’ll have a meal for tomorrow, too.
What stands out most is how the space nurtures connection—not just through food, but in its everyday rhythms: the casual flow of diners, the helpfulness of attentive staff, and the small touches like soup offered with warmth and care. It’s a spot where the line between takeaway and sit-down blurs, blending convenience with the slow pleasure of good company and comforting flavors.
For those seeking a neighborhood refuge that honors the authenticity of Hong Kong cuisine without pretense, Crazy Wok provides an experience both familiar and quietly special. Here, a shared meal feels like coming home.
What’s Available Here
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Delivery
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Takeaway
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Dine-in
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Solo dining
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Late-night food
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Quick bite
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Toilet
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Casual
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Groups
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University students
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Accepts reservations
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Credit cards
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Debit cards
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NFC mobile payments
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Credit cards
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Good for kids
Location & Hours
| Monday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Tuesday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Wednesday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Thursday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Friday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM | |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Gordon So 30 Nov 2025
Top notch food in a well established authentic HK Chinese eatery. The roast meats are the best options and we would highly recommend. HK Style Milk Tea was not as expected unfortunately but the rest of the dishes - very good! Claypot Rice - very good! 20 minute wait for s fresh one made, which the staff does give you forewarning when you order. Which is why I ordered that first thing upon entering the restaurant before I ordered the rest of the food ten minutes later. Good place. Had a bit of difficulty ordering due to communication barriers. But the staff are very friendly and helpful. Thank you!
Ronald McCoy 26 Nov 2025
Cheap eats Café, which is great for meeting people. There is food on the menu for everyone. I tried to lunch special in which you chose your sauce and protein and the dish came with rice and a drink and was terrific value. Big serve! The taste was absolutely amazing! I’ll be here again soon. Highly recommended!
The Olive Tree Family 11 Nov 2025
Casual Chinese restaurant that is popular with the Chinese community. They roast their own meats (Duck and BBQ Pork Char Siu), fried chicken is a must, lots of rice and noodles dishes too. See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.
Nancy Chan 28 Oct 2025
It feels like home. You help yourself to get the soup of the day, feels as if you’re back at home savouring meals by mum. There’s tissue on the table. The clay pot dishes are very big portion. Each table gets a takeaway box at the end of the meal to bring the remaining home enough to last another meal. The dishes are cooked in the classic Guongzhou style with proper ingredients to match the meat. Sure not to miss is the traditional Hong Kong style milk tea. There’s the cold one that’s chilled in the fridge, not by adding ice in hot drinks which would dilute the taste. A moving scene I came across: a chef was having mealtime next to a student. The student had just got his bowl refilled with rice. Seeing the student had barely enough meat to go with the rice, the chef asked the student to try his meat, sharing his food with the young man. How lovely!
LJ 13 Oct 2025
We love it here. Food: so authentic, great menu choices. This time we had wonton in soup and spicy and sour chicken soup. Drink: we had green tea and Hong Kong tea. Location: great (5 mins from our flat 2 mins from Kelvinhall Subway and Partick Train Station. Staff fab
Yi-Cheng Pan 01 Oct 2025
It is very authentic Hong Kong restaurant. A lot of food choices and plenty of seating area. They also serve free soup which it is normally you have in HK. The staff and waitresses are very friendly and smile all the time. It is a great place to go for authentic HK restaurant.