Normal Shots

  • All Sourz

    £2.00
  • Sambuca

    £2.50
  • Tequila

    £2.50
  • Tequila Rose

    £2.50

Tequila Rose Shots

  • Pearl Necklace

    $
  • Beautiful Beast

    $
  • Pink Balls

    $
  • Black Rose

    $

Famous Shots

  • B52

    £3.00
  • Slippery Nipple

    £2.80
  • Jammie Dodger

    £2.80
  • Sponge Bob

    £2.80
  • Mini Venom

    £3.00

Brain Hemorrhage Shots

  • Brain Hemorrhage

    $
  • Alien

    $
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The Shanghai Shuffle Menu at 256 Bath St, Glasgow, offers a bold and inventive take on Chinese cuisine with a modern, street-style twist that sets it apart from more traditional dining experiences in the city. From the moment you enter, the vibrant decor and lively atmosphere signal that this is no ordinary Chinese restaurant-it’s a place that embraces fun, flavor, and fusion.

The menu is a delightful exploration of East-meets-West, with highlights such as the “Shanghai Duck Sliders,” which perfectly balance sweet hoisin with crispy duck and soft bao buns. Equally impressive is their Salt & Chilli Chicken-crispy, fiery, and addictively seasoned. The Dim Sum selection, while not the most extensive in Glasgow, is fresh and flavorful, particularly the spicy prawn dumplings. For plant-based diners, options like the tofu kung pao and veggie spring rolls are crafted with care, offering depth in both texture and taste.

What truly elevates the Shanghai Shuffle Menu is its playful cocktail pairing-think lychee mojitos and plum wine spritzes, designed to complement the rich umami flavors of the food. Service is efficient and upbeat, reinforcing the casual-yet-cool vibe. Portions are generous and ideal for sharing, making this a great choice for groups or pre-night-out dining.

While not a traditional experience, this menu excels in creative flair and approachability. It may not suit purists seeking old-school Cantonese or Szechuan fare, but for those open to inventive interpretations and an energetic setting, Shanghai Shuffle delivers both in flavor and fun. Whether you're a local foodie or just visiting Glasgow, this is a spot worth checking out-especially if you’re craving Chinese food with a modern twist.