# Nukkad Café

> Indo-Chinese & Indian street food café bar in Merchant City, Glasgow. 51 Bell Street, Glasgow G1 1NX.

Key facts:
- Address: 51 Bell Street, Glasgow G1 1NX (Merchant City, Glasgow, Scotland)
- Also known as: Nukkad Cafe Glasgow, Nukkad Glasgow, Cafe Nukkad, Nukkad Café & Bar, Nukkad Cafe and Bar
- The name: “Nukkad” is the Hindi word for a street corner, the place in an Indian neighbourhood where friends gather
- Phone: +441412138283
- Opening hours: Monday Closed; Tuesday Closed; Wednesday 1pm–9:30pm; Thursday 1pm–9:30pm; Friday 1pm–9:30pm; Saturday 1pm–9:30pm; Sunday 1pm–9:30pm (as currently published; call to check)
- Cuisine: Indo-Chinese and Indian street food; full bar with desi cocktails, house beers and Indian single malts
- Book a table: https://www.opentable.co.uk/r/nukkad-cafe-reservations-glasgow?restref=511113
- Delivery: https://deliveroo.co.uk/menu/glasgow/glasgow-city-centre/nukkad-cafe
- Private parties: private area for up to 25 guests with its own screens
- Accessibility: wheelchair-accessible seating and toilet

## Pages
- [Nukkad Café Glasgow | Indo-Chinese & Indian Street Food](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/): Nukkad Café, 51 Bell Street, Merchant City: wok-fired Indo-Chinese and Indian street food, chai and desi cocktails. See the menu, opening hours and book.
- [Nukkad Café Glasgow Menu: Momos, Chaat & Noodles](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/menu/): The full Nukkad Café menu with prices: street bites, momos, chaat, Indo-Chinese classics, Hakka noodles, chai, desi cocktails, beer and Indian whisky.
- [Book a Table | Nukkad Café, Merchant City Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/book/): Reserve a table online in seconds. Groups and parties welcome. For same-day bookings call 0141 213 8283.
- [Nukkad Café Glasgow: Opening Hours & Directions](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/find-us/): Nukkad Café is at 51 Bell Street, Merchant City, Glasgow G1 1NX. Opening hours, directions, nearest stations and parking. Call 0141 213 8283.
- [About Nukkad Café Glasgow: Our Story](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/about/): “Nukkad” means street corner: the place in every Indian neighbourhood where friends meet. The story of Nukkad Café on Bell Street, Glasgow.
- [Nukkad Café Glasgow Reviews | What Guests Say](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/reviews/): Read what guests say about Nukkad Café in Glasgow’s Merchant City: real reviews of our chaat, momos and Indo-Chinese food, copied word for word.
- [Indo-Chinese Restaurant in Glasgow | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/indo-chinese-food-glasgow/): Hakka noodles, Gobi Manchurian, chilli paneer and dragon chicken, wok-fired to order in Glasgow's Merchant City. See the menu and book.
- [Indian Street Food Glasgow: Chaat & Dabeli | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/indian-street-food-glasgow/): Nukkad ki chaat, dabeli, egg rolls and momos: Indian street-corner classics made fresh in Glasgow city centre.
- [Momos in Glasgow: Steamed & Fried | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/momos-glasgow/): Veg and chicken momos, steamed or fried, with spicy chutney. Eat in at Merchant City or order on Deliveroo.
- [Vegetarian & Vegan Indian Food Glasgow | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/vegetarian-vegan/): Most of our menu is vegetarian: chaat, momos, Gobi Manchurian, chilli paneer and Hakka noodles, each clearly marked. Merchant City, Glasgow.
- [Private Party Venue, Glasgow City Centre | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/private-parties-glasgow/): Private party area with screens for up to 25 guests, or hire the whole venue. Birthdays, team nights and match days in Merchant City.
- [Bar & Chai: Desi Cocktails & Indian Whisky | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/bar/): Desi cocktails, Nukkad lager and IPA on draught, Amrut and Indri single malts, plus cutting chai, filter kaapi and iced coffee in Merchant City.
- [Watch Cricket & Football in Glasgow | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/watch-sport/): Cricket and football screenings are coming soon to Nukkad Café in Merchant City. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when the first fixtures are on.
- [Indian Brunch in Glasgow | Nukkad Café, Merchant City](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/brunch/): Brunch is coming soon to Nukkad Café, Merchant City: pancakes and French toast next to puri subzi, dabeli, matar kulcha and Bombay sandwiches.
- [Events in Merchant City | Nukkad Café Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/events/): Match screenings, festival nights and launches at Nukkad Café, 51 Bell Street, Merchant City. See what's on and book a table.
- [Stories from the Nukkad | Nukkad Café Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/): Guides and food history from Nukkad Café: Indo-Chinese cooking, chaat, dabeli, chai and the best of Glasgow's Merchant City.
- [FAQs | Nukkad Café Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/faq/): Halal, vegan and gluten-free options, bookings, groups, sport screenings, delivery and how our sharing-style service works.
- [Press & Brand Facts | Nukkad Café Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/press/): Facts, logos and photos for journalists writing about Nukkad Café, the Indo-Chinese and Indian street food café bar in Merchant City.
- [Allergen Information | Nukkad Café Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/allergens/): Allergen guide to food and drinks at Nukkad Café, Glasgow, covering the 14 major allergens. Always tell our staff about any allergy before ordering.
- [Privacy Policy | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/privacy/): How Nukkad Café collects, uses and protects your personal information when you book, enquire or sign up for news.
- [Cookie Policy | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/cookies/): The cookies Nukkad Café uses, why we use them and how to change your choices at any time.
- [Booking Terms | Nukkad Café](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/booking-terms/): Terms for table bookings and private party bookings at Nukkad Café, 51 Bell Street, Merchant City, Glasgow.
- [A beginner’s guide to chaat](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/beginners-guide-to-chaat/): What chaat is, where the name comes from, what goes into it, some of the common types, and how to order. Plus our two chaats.
- [Cutting chai and filter kaapi: India’s two great street drinks](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/cutting-chai-and-filter-kaapi/): Cutting chai is Mumbai’s small, inexpensive cup of tea. Filter kaapi is Indian filter coffee. How each is made, and where to try both on Bell Street.
- [Manchurian explained: India’s favourite “Chinese” dish](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/manchurian-explained/): Where Manchurian came from, what goes into it, dry versus gravy, whether it is gluten-free, and the Gobhi and Veg Manchurian on our menu.
- [A local’s guide to Glasgow’s Merchant City](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/merchant-city-glasgow-guide/): Merchant City’s history, the streets and landmarks around Bell Street, the annual festival, and how to plan an evening: food first, then a show or gig.
- [What is dabeli? Gujarat’s street-corner sandwich](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/what-is-dabeli/): Dabeli is a spiced potato pav from Kutch in Gujarat. Where it comes from, what goes in, how it differs from vada pav, and how we serve it.
- [What is Indo-Chinese food? From Kolkata to Glasgow](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/journal/what-is-indo-chinese-food/): Indo-Chinese food is Chinese cooking reshaped for Indian tastes. Where it began in Kolkata, what goes into it, and how to order a balanced table.

## Optional
- [Full menu, prices and FAQs](https://nukkadcafe.co.uk/llms-full.txt)