Went here with a groupon voucher for two people, turns out it's only a saving of 5euro…read more Starters my friend got veg spring rolls, and I got fruity spicy ribs which were beautiful (photo). Main, my friend got veg chow mein and I got the beef with black bean sauce, spicy but nice, and some chips. Good, but I'd consider it high quality take away rather than high quality dining. Having said that though, Presentation of dishes were pretty. We finished with some tea. I was impressed with restaurant decor nice. Staff were nothing special, not very friendly but not terrible, mediocre.

Well I was delighted last week when I realized that Tamara now do take away/ delivery…read more I got chicken with green pepper & black bean sauce with fried rice and my mam got king prawn with cashew nuts and chips. They also threw in a free bag of prawn crackers which were a mix of thai and Chinese crackers. The temperature of the food could've been a bit hotter for my liking but that was the only fault. My black bean dish had a generous amount of chicken which was a nice texture and not at all rubbery like some other places. The black bean sauce was very good and had a bit of heat to it as they put red chilli into it. There was a nice amount of peppers in mine as well as a small bit off carrots and also snow peas which were a nice surprise! The chips were great for Chinese chips, nice and fresh and not reheats! Rice was good too. My mam thought her king prawn and cashew nut was very good. There was a generous amount of prawns, veg and cashew nuts and a nice amount of sauce. I would definitely recommend. They do some good lunch specials on the sit down menu too.

Visited 3/28/26. Made a reservation in advance which worked well for a group of 5 of us. I really…read moreenjoyed their lemonade although they had some great cocktail options also. Ended up ordering spring rolls, red curry, and pad Thai. Everything tasted pretty solid and there was a lot of attention to detail. Wasn't an experience I would rave about but overall it was good!

Nice area near Temple Bar and Trinity College. Intended on dining at a different place nearby but…read morewhen we saw that it was empty, walked around a bit. Lots of choices in the area. Saw this place was busy and after checking Yelp, stepped on in. We were seated right away. Pleasant hostess and server. Tried the chicken satay appetizer. Good portion of chicken with a mild, but thick, peanut sauce coating the chicken. I tried the garlic pepper chicken. It had fresh, well cooked veggies with a light sauce. Chicken was ok. Came with white rice but should have ordered the fried rice for more flavor. Son ordered the Pad Thai and the portion size was good. Not bad, not great. Solid four stars.

This place was so good we came back two nights in a row. Literally the best massaman curry I've…read moreever had, I dream of it still. The servers were great and happy to see us again on the second day, the ambiance is casual and upscale without being too fancy, and the food was affordable and delicious.

Hit up Thai Spice on a vacation to Dublin and loved it so much we went back the next night…read more Cozy, warm dining interior. Friendly service. The food is FANTASTIC--recommend the Thai Spice Sampler Platter, Massaman Curry, and Pad Kee Mao (forgot to take a picture but it was utterly delicious). Pricing was between 15-25 euro and the place didn't really take reservations (we tried to book online but didn't really work). 5/5

My daily commute on the 49 swings past this respectable looking pub and for years I've been meaning…read moreto see if the Guinness was equally respectable. 30 years of built-up expectations is a lot to live up to but I was pleasantly relieved to find that in Morton's, like all the old-time pubs of Dublin, everything is as it should be. Decor is well worn but scrupulously clean - indents in the bar where the auld lads rested their weary elbows while polishing off beers and barstools. My first appearance there was greeted by a friendly smiling barmaid who pulled a most remarkable pint, cheap too with change out of €4. As the evening rolled on the pints rolled in and an older clientele came to talk toot. It's the sort of bar where everyone has their own seat at the bar but there's room for everyone as conversation was chatty and in no way the sullen silence of people drinking for a reason. Last bus home was right outside. Should the great pints have gotten the better of you there's also a taxi company right next door - handy, and no doubt I'll be in need of their service soon.

food was delicious and great staff excellent service .Highly recommended to everyone .staff is very…read morefriendly

Love this place. Only been here twice and always got good experiences with them…read more - First time: they were so so busy and we had to wait for a good 40 mins for food - as they already warned us at beginning but because the food was so lovely (we had some pad krapow and Crispy Chilli Chicken with some sort of starters and all were so lovely!) so we did not mind to wait. Plus, staffs tried their best to help and serve us with their best smile in this crazy busy time. Hat off for them. - Second time: were not that busy as it was Easter weekend but food was still so lovely. Our eyes are bigger than our belly so we had ordered too much of food but all tasted so lovely especially the chicken wings. Also forget to mention that they offer free ice cream and prawn crackers as well which tasted amazing. Highly recommend this place. It is definitely my new favorite spot for Thai food in town.

I order a little bit of food because I'm on a diet but there gave me extra food by accident and I…read moresaid to them to come back and take the food and then said keep I hate wasting food so I had to eat it and I was on a diet

On July 9th, 2017 my daughter & I decided to come to this restaurant after a long day of driving…read morefrom Belfast to Dublin then doing the touristy thing like whiskey tasting (had to twist our arms for that one. ha ha) as it was conveniently located next to our hotel plus we didn't want to eat the traditional hotel food, whether it be in the restaurant or room service. When we first walked in we were immediately hit by the smell of seafood. It wasn't too overpowering but I don't really like the smell of it as it makes me nauseous. We were contemplating either staying & just dealing with it until the hostess asked if we would like to sit outside which I immediately said yes. The outside seating is not out in the elements but rather in an enclosed patio but you still get plenty of fresh air and for me, could not smell the seafood which was a good thing. The enclosed patio (outdoor seating) was not loud at all, though we were the only ones sitting out there but I don't see it getting loud like the main restaurant as there are only 4 tables out there. With the decor of the of the patio (bamboo, miniature Japanese maples, a Buddha, etc.) it gives you a very calming & tranquil feeling. On to the menu....it is off the charts! So many things to choose from that all sounded so yummy we didn't know where to begin! We decided to start with their Beef Gyosa, which is a Japanese grilled beef dumpling with ginger, garlic, sake wine & soy sauce and oh so delicious! My daughter ordered the Massaman Lamb. This dish is a slow cooked Thai lamb with baby potatoes, red onions & crushed peanuts. It looked like a lamb stew (see picture), and it was served with steamed rice and vegetables. My daughter loved it! I ordered the Spicy Chicken & Basil. It is wok fried chicken breasts with basil, ginger & soy sauce, served with fried rice & steamed vegetables. Loved it! All the food was very light, not heavy on the stomach, and had unbelievable flavor! It actually reminded me of a restaurant in my own town in California that I love and it is also called Lemongrass. I kind of think they forgot about us as we were the only ones sitting in the patio area and it took quite a while and several attempts to get our check. We did speak with a woman who I think was the owner as she came to check on us. She was very nice & friendly. We discussed various food types, the restaurants delicious food and when we got on to Korean food she mentioned a Korean restaurant in the town of Dublin (we were on the outskirts in Saggart which is South of Dublin) that was good and then she started saying she was graving it. Pretty funny & friendly. All in all, it was a very good restaurant and food was great! When we got back to our hotel (next door) we noticed in their room service menu that you can order Lemongrass food from room service & have it delivered. Can't get anymore convenient then that! If you're staying at the City West Hotel & Golf Restaurant I would definitely recommend this restaurant. And if you're not but you want a nice treat I also recommend coming here for some delicious Thai Asian Fusion food. Food pricing is not inexpensive by any means, it's more a mid range to a little expensive but it's worth it in my opinion. The food is delicious and the flavors will pop in your mouth!

Woahhhhhhhhh is all I can say! I'm giving these guys 4 stars coz that was possibly the best…read moretakeaway I've EVER had. Yes it's true!!!!! It's like restaurant food that you can have at home. Mango Tree is a teeny weeny bit more expensive than other takeaways but it's well above all of them anyway. I had the yummy yellow chicken curry, it had lovely little spuds in there too which was a nice surprise. My mam had the sweet and sour chicken and she said "I'll never get takeaway from anywhere else!" The food comes in lovely little takeaway boxes, no plastic / tin foil crappy ones and you can see into the kitchen / food being prepared and cooked which is nice to see! Two words..... Drooooooollllllly goodness

This place is certainly in the top 2 for sure. The selection is compact and all the usual…read moresuspects. Place order on-line and collect in store. Price wise I don't see much different and if there is a difference then it is well worth it.

Authentic Thai cuisine here that had flavorful dishes served with fresh ingredients and vibrant…read morecolors: Service was warm, The atmosphere was lively. And the restaurant well decorated and cozy and relaxing. We had a nice dinner & enjoyed it! !

This place gets busy so reservation is recommended…read more I had an early bird special with shrimp rolls and green curry. The curry was surprisingly authentic, being in Dublin. The customer server is friendly as well. I will be back!

This place is fantastic, easily the best Thai food I've tried…read more Booked here for a Sunday afternoon at 5pm, and the place was jammed, I was so surprised, we left about 630 and there were more people coming in. The staff were great, very attentive, service was excellent and no rushing us out of the place as soon as we were done. The decor is very in keeping with Thai, and has a lovely relaxed atmosphere about it, even though it was busy. Very calm and not too loud, which was lovely. The food is delicious, by far the tastiest chicken satay and curry I've had, I wanted to try it all, I'll definitely be back. Unfortunately I didn't have room for desert, maybe next time!

Excellent dinner. I had no idea we could find authentic delicious Thai food in the Dublin suburbs…read more Service was very good. The ambience was nice. Everything tasted great. It's a little tricky to find because it's behind the stores on the Main Street. You have to look up for a stone building with a peaked roof to see the sign. I'd definitely go back.

Ambience. D Service. A…read moreFood. B Price. A I call this a hidden "hole-in-wall". Found inside an Asian market in the middle of the block. Mismatched chairs, harsh fluorescence lighting and eating amongst the storage. You get to sit at counter or tables and watch your food being prepared and the dishes being washed. Both guys are very nice..but NOT brothers! morning If you want to get a taste to Korean. Ok, they use gochujang (I call this Korean spicy ketchup. ) I ordered bibimbop as was recommended by the cook. My fried egg was over cooked as I think requesting a runny egg was lost in translation and he gave me a fried YOLK egg. Cooked all the way. The ban Chan mixture of different Korean veggies was just okay. I miss a good ole fermented or spicy versions of kimchee. Also, I thought the rice became too mushy and some bits of the thinly slice beef was too tough or inedible. I did decide to get the chicken wings and was recommended the dakganjeong ( Korean sweet chili spices) wings. (I asked for extra chili powder on side to make more spicy...given on request). I did like the chicken wings. Nice crispy crust. Just not spicy enough with using gochujang they are serving. Would I stop by again... maybe for the wings.

Don't judge a book by its cover. This place might be a hole in the wall, but it is off the hook!…read moreThe restaurant is inside a Korean grocery store, so it's easy to miss. Not enough seating area, so you'd be lucky if you can get a table. My friends brought me here because they said it was good, so I decided to try it. My friend Marvin got the Mussel soup, and it was huge! I tried a little bit of it, and it did not disappoint. I ordered the Grilled Salmon Dosirak, and it was pretty good. I didn't eat the rice though, nor the little dessert that came with it. I only ate the Salmon, Soup, and Veggies and still filled me up! Very satisfying dinner.