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    Ramen Dayo

    Glasgow

    Ambience of Japan at the expense of access

    2

    Date of visit: November 2025

    I am a disabled person and a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment and accessing toilets.

    A view of the modern disabled wheelchair list. Japanese lanterns and calming low light can be seen and narrow corridors that while atmospheric, are a trip hazard.Viewing the level wheelchair lift between floors of the restaurant between the restaurant vestibule and the main floor of the restaurant. There are red japanese paper lanterns and signs in Japanese hanging from the ceiling in subtle light.

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    Poor

    Ambience of a Japanese alley restaurant at the expense of access. Really disappointed with the disabled access in this restaurant. The food was amazing as was the service, however despite being a new build and having a modern wheelchair lift there were several access issues. All the tables except one are on ledges that can't be accessed by wheelchair, and some of the chairs feel unstable (not good for my friend with muscle weakness, had to swap chairs) biggest issue was the accessible toilet cord was tied to the ceiling 😫 I tried to untie it but I couldn't reach and was unable to warn staff on the way out.

    Accessible Toilets

    Facilities: Accessible toilet

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