Awesome Nepalese Indian food! Staff great food excellent! Go for the experience and don't forget to…read moretop off with Irish coffees!

I've been to Kathmandu Nepalese Restaurant a number of times in the past and was glad to read…read morerecently that they had reopened their doors after been closed for a number of weeks. Myself the wife, sister-in-law and a close friend headed down for a meal last Friday night. As always the reception we received was warm and very welcoming, the centrally located fire was lit and there was nice traditional Nepalese music playing quietly in the background. After been shown to our table we chose a lovely bottle of lebanese wine and we were served a large basket of popidoms with a selection of three dips. Starters arrived promptly, I chose the tandoori prawns and my wife chose the always good Mo,Mo's. For mains I went for the Sherpa Chili Karakura (chicken) These were to die for, utterly delicious and the herbs and spices so fresh, I am just amazed that a piece of chicken could taste so good. We didn't have room for deserts, but after asking for the bill the owner came down to our table with complimentary glasses of wine for each of us. As I had 'liked' the Kathmandu Facebook page we received 35% discount off the bill total, (offer till the end of Nov 2012) the bill came to €97 for four which included the wine - at €27 the most expensive on the list. We actually felt embarrassed with such a low price for such lovely food so we all chipped in and left a nice tip for the restaurant staff. As we live locally and have eaten in pretty much all the local restaurants in the area Kathmandu in my opinion is the best eatery in the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown area, which is high well deserved praise.

Highly recommend Delhi Rasoi, we eat there very regularly. Excellent Indian food, to both eat in…read morethe restaurant or get takeaway. The chef Gobind makes the nicest Indian food we can find in Dublin. He alters the food to suit your preferences and always recommends and produces delicious food. The staff are always so friendly, personable and accommodating.

From the owner: The Delhi Rasoi Restaurant promise a unique and pleasurable dining experience in luxurious…read moresurroundings. Superbly presented authentic dishes from India are served with impeccable style by attentive waiters.We are proud to have received great reviews in such a short time. Located at 7 Cumberland street, Dun laoghaire (closer to Monkstown) we are proud of our distinguished reputation and have received many accolades from satisfied customers who visit us time and time again, travelling from far and wide. From Dunlaoghaire, Monkstown, Blackrock, Deansgrange, Foxrock, Glasthule, Killiney, Dalkey, Shankhill, Sandycove and Stillorgan.

This was a. Wonderful meal in every way…read more The decor was fresh and modern and super clean. Some of the best naan we have ever had and d our lamb and chicken dishes delicious. I give special props to the Pilau rice. Would gladly eat here again.

Good ingredients. Fast. Cheap. Tasty. Cool guys. Gave me a free naan bread when I couldn't make up…read moremy mind between naan and rice. Will go back for sure. Open kitchen. Can see everything being cooked. Asked me if I wanted it spicy. Said medium. Perfect. Decent meal deals also.

Simply the best Indian that I have had. The hubs and I celebrated our 17 anniversary there tonight…read more It was wonderful. The pappadam was served with wonderful chutney and sauce and mango lassie. We had a wonderful appetizer called Bharrwan Aloo. My hubby had Dalcha Murgh and I had the Shaam Severa. The Murgha was creamy and savory and the Shaam was spicy and smokey. The whole evening was wonderful.

I moved to the area last year and decided to try this place last week. My husband and I were…read morepleasantly surprised by the food - it was really very good. It's not cheap for Indian (if you eat in, but takeout prices look really reasonable), but I think this is just us being used to cheap Indian food as we lived in London for many years. The prices don't seem out of line with the other Indian restaurants I've looked up or been to and the quality is excellent. If you happen to be in the area and you're looking for your Indian food fix, I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try. The waiters seemed really friendly, too.

I visited Rasam in Dublin for my birthday, and it also happened to be my first ever Michelin…read moreexperience, so the bar was high, and thankfully, it didn't disappoint. The service was great (as you'd expect at this level) and the food overall was beautifully done. I especially loved the garlic naan and malai kofta- fluffy, fragrant, and basically the kind of bread you wish every curry in your life could meet. The appetizer also hit the right notes. That said, for vegetarians, the options are quite limited. You'll find something, but don't expect a wide variety to pick from. Because of that, I'd call it more of a "special occasion" spot rather than somewhere I'd frequent often. Ratings: Food: 4/5 Service & Ambience: 4.5/5 Money's Worth: 3.5/5 Overall: 4/5 - A polished, memorable experience: perfect for a one-time treat if you're vegetarian.

An excellent Indian restaurant with good service and high quality ingredients. Two of my favorite…read moredishes were the starters. The duck rolls were excellent, a lot of duck, interesting and good sauce. The pork tasted more like a Chinese dish (I was fascinated to try pork in an (Indian restaurant) but it was done perfectly. Had a lamb in a cream curry as a main with the whole sea bass. The lamb had a nice, complex curry but the portion was a little on the small side. Sea bass was a very well prepared dish but be ready to deal with bones. The highlight for me was probably the best garlic naan I ever had, it was incredible. Definitely a very nice meal (though unlike other reviews, probably not what I would pick for my last meal).

Seriously under-rated takeaway. Located just down the road from the popular Bombay Pantry in…read moreGlenageary it really doesn't get as much credit as it deserves. The food is so good that even the local Indian community get their fast food here (albeit that bit spicier). All the food is cooked on-site by the family running the business. Recently I had the onion bhaji and chicken tikka masala and both were delicious (especially the onion bhaji). Would recommend anyone local to try it out, you will never order from Bombay Pantry again :-)

Initially food & service were good. However, food quality rapidly deteriorated once they had your…read morecustom. Refusal to remedy an incorrect delivery - very poor !! Star - -

Ordered from them tonight, the order total was €60 euro and the driver only brought 90 cent change…read more We of course were paying with two €50 euro notes. He stood there and told my partner to go search the house for change to which we refused as we didn't have any change hence the two 50 euro notes. We ended up having to let him leave with €100 euro to go get us change in the shop. It's Disgraceful that the issue was made out to be our fault, we in fact took all the risk giving him 100 euro and letting him walk out without giving us change. Between the fact the driver chose to laugh at my partner at an attempt to embarrass him to the fact my (mild) curry was extremely spicy (I found 10 chillies) . I've ordered from Bombay in bray for years and will never order from Bombay again. The change was thrown at my boyfriend and the driver ran away when he finally returned. JOKE

Awe it makes me sad to see people are giving medium to bad reviews…read more Bombay pantry is awesome! I love bombay because of the humongous selection it's menu offers. Like the have a superfood/paleo section and offer vegan options. Which is wonderful when I take on a vegan month challenge. How can people bad mouth a place that is keeping up with the times so well :( The foods delish. I abso love it. So tasty and complex in its flavours. All the food is handmade and ther portions are extremely generous. I get bombay at least once a month. It's the shizzzz Love Ya Bombay