OK experience here- the inside is pretty cramped (a fake tree was basically hanging right over my…read morewife's head) but we made it work. We had some appetizers- gyoza and tempura- which were pretty decent. Then we ordered the sushi combos, which were all right. We also got two rolls, however- a dragon roll and a seafood mix roll- neither of which was good and which we left mostly uneaten. If you do go here, I'd recommend sticking to the combos and staying away from the rolls.

Great little Japanese spot. Very friendly service, great atmosphere. I will say it was…read moreuncomfortably warm inside- a cracked window with some airflow in the dining area would have gone a long way. We got gyoza, chicken ramen, seafood yakisoba, and a sushi sampler platter. The food was a bit mixed- some of the best gyoza I've had, but the chicken ramen was a bit flat. That may be a preference thing though- I much prefer pork ramen, but that was not on the menu. The squid in the yakisoba was again some of the best squid I've ever had. Some of the rolls on the platter weren't my favorite, but the nigiri was great. Overall, it was a great dining experience with good food. Definitely gets a recommend from me.

We had the Veggie Gyoza, Edamame, Chicken Katsu Curry, California roll , and "warm" sake. First…read moreoff, the Gyoza was scalding hot. I took a bite and it literally blistered my tongue. (Still hurts) The server should have said something. Same with the "warm" sake, too hot to even hold the serving container. Again, no warning. The Chicken Katsu Curry was bland, needed salt and hot sauce. The Cali roll was great!

Food: There's a great variety of fish and meats to choose from. The dishes are meant to be shared…read moreso I suggest ordering many dishes so you can sample lots of things. Service: I thought the service was welcoming and good. We didn't have a reservation and they gave us a nice booth by the window since we had our toddlers with us. I ordered a sake flight and one of the staff members explained each of the sake flavors to me and suggested which ones to drink first and last when I inquired. Ambiance: Chic and cute inside. It's a small place so feels festive and cozy in a good way. Great place to dine at for good authentic Japanese food if you're in Ireland.

This place has been out of business for at least 2 years. Also, it was a takeaway, not a restaurant…read moreor a bar.

Really yummy!!!!! Highly recommend! The service was fast and the food was delicious. The menu is…read moreexpansive, including sushi, noodles, and more. They even threw in a bag of rice crackers and a couple free drinks. Plus they gave us 10% off our order, which was already reasonably priced.

Kids options were great, quite large, and include choice of Miso Soup or a scoop of ice cream?…read more Summer sushi and sashimi specials, both fresh and tasty? Accommodating of a family of five walking in unannounced? Friendly staff who were ready to make sure we had a great experience? This place checked all the boxes. So glad we wandered in!

We chanced coming here despite the mantra we said to each other that we didn't go to Ireland for…read moresushi. It was the best decision. The setting parallels that of authentic Japanese restaurants- small but maintains privacy. The food was great. The sashimi was fresh and the katsu was delicious. I highly recommend.

Came here with a group of 8 got seated right away! Food was great had ramens, bibimbap it was great!read more

This was a recommendation from a local so we had high hopes for it. It's so bad I'm writing this…read morereview as I'm sitting here waiting for the check. When we arrived, the door was locked and some employee opened it for us but then walked away. It took a few minutes for us to be acknowledged by someone else to seat us. When the server approached, we ordered water to start. When he returned with the water, we asked if they had straws and all he said was "yes" and he walked away when we said we needed a minute to order food. We ordered different things such as sushi rolls and gyoza and after an hour being there, we had received nothing. When the food finally came, my order was missing a roll and had sashimi on the plate, so he took the plate back. When he returned, he said the kitchen had made a mistake and they were out of tuna, even though the plate he took from me had tuna. The only thing that was wrong on the original plate was the sashimi. He asked if I wanted something else and I was so hungry, I asked if my other order could come out while I looked at the menu. What I did receive, did not have any tuna, even though the menu said it should, I guess that's my fault for asking for the other 2 rolls to come out, thinking all they would do is take the sashimi off the plate, but he should have told me they would not have any tuna at all to make sure I would still want it. The sushi did not have any flavor, not even the soy sauce helped. The most flavorful thing on the plate was the sesame seeds and I wasn't the only one at the table who thought that. It was so unenjoyable that I could not even finish the 2 rolls I had in front of me. The service was overall terrible, the server was not attentive or friendly. The food was severely overpriced. The only good thing about this meal was the gyoza, and that another server came to tell us the kitchen was doing a last call for food. It's definitely one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had and our group of 6 is all in agreement. Would not recommend, would absolutely not return, not even for free.

You know the age old saying, don't you? "When in Dublin, eat ramen." Oh, sorry. I'm scatterbrained…read morefrom the separation from Kokoro, a ramen bar emporium in, you guessed it, Ireland. It might not be a prophetic catch phrase, but I never expected a ramen joint like this during my travels to Dublin. The dense menu of ramens galore nearly suffocated my appetite because they all sounded magnificent. The cons in service were entirely made up for when these deluxe bowls of ramen landed on our table. The size gargantuan, the aroma intoxicating, and satisfaction guaranteed. Garlic Lovers Ramen - It starts with Tonkotsu AND Miso broth, which was redonkulous. Then the fried onion, grated garlic and black garlic oil elevated the bowl into one of the most intense ramen flavors I've had. The grilled chicken was odd, as expected, it just dried out too quickly. The Seasoned Egg (phenomenal!) tied the entire dish together. The Garlic Lovers Ramen from Kokoro officially landed a certified place in my ramen hall of fame. #BeastFromTheEast may have hindered our Dublin trip, but Kokoro warmed our souls during our final night. Avoid the tourist spots, and check out an industry favorite!

Hurrahh Kokoro has come to the south side ! Ok so they aren't going to win an award for the best…read moresushi in the world as it's prepacked but for me is the best of the pre made stuff in Dublin. I can run in and grab a tray to have at my desk. They have great value trays and lots of little individually wrapped sushi pieces if you're feeling extra hungry. They also have wasabi mayo that I have a minor addiction to. Now that they have opened near to my work I've had a chance to try the hot food and I'm seriously impressed. I had chicken katsu curry which was delish and great value at €9 for the curry, two pieces of sushi and a can. The staff are absolutely adorable - super friendly and enthusiastic and the restaurant itself is really bright and fresh - I will be a regular here without question

The Sushi King chain just opened a store on Camden Street and they were giving out flyers with a…read moreshark cartoon and text that read "Don't be scared! It's not all fish!" I got a good chuckle out of that; it definitely goes to show you sushi's pretty new here in Ireland and people aren't totally prepared to eat loads of raw fish. Luckily, Sushi King offers chicken sushi. That probably makes a lot of people feel safe and secure, but I think it sounds gross and stupid. If you're going to eat chicken, eat chicken! Don't fork over too much money to eat "sushi" that... isn't. I've been stuffing myself silly with sushi for 10 years and have been dying for some but have been turned off by the high prices here in Dublin. So I was excited for the 30% off they offered on the flyer under the shark. I got the Fish Fetish platter, which consisted of 6 nigiri, and 4 maki. I thought the nigiri was excellent. The fish was very fresh and delicious. I thought the rolls were a little less exciting; the rice to filling ratio was off, and I felt a little gypped. They were still tasty though. The whole platter was 9.20 before the discount, but I wasn't full afterwards. It just wasn't enough food, simple as that. For that kind of money I could have stuffed myself silly twice over.

I've been in a at least three times now and on all occasion the guy behind the counter was so…read morefriendly and nice. Wishing me a nice day. I got the California roll each time, four pieces with all the trimmings for 3.95 EUR. It's good value and a tasty snack that I feel is a bit better than getting a sandwich. I am a fan and I will be back

Had a lovely evening here yesterday, where we got to take a step away from heavier meals and went…read morefor a lighter and a bit different approach of dining in Dublin. Overall the food was enjoyable! I absolutely loved the oysters. The mignonette was to die for and was a unique spin I hadn't had before. It felt like an oyster shooter, which made the value seem all the better. For our main course we split the sushi for two platter. It had sashimi, a few different roll options, and nigiri as well. The classics were great, and the rolls were interesting! The only thing I didn't love was the mayo on the tuna roll. Aside from the food, the service was a bit mixed. Everyone we interacted with was fantastic, but service was a bit slow and there had been items added on our bill that we didn't order. Easily fixed, but that took a bit more time. If you want a solid sushi dinner though, I definitely recommend eating here!

As a lover of all things Asian cuisine, I've very rarely gone more than a week or so without…read moreenjoying a delicious Asian entree. So it should come at no surprise that after 2 days of eating nothing but traditional Irish cuisine, my Asian food cravings started to set in. Walking down the streets of Dublin on a Wednesday night, we saw like 15 people enter the Ukiyo Bar at the same time and wondered what al the fuss was about, so we went in. I am so so glad that we did! The menu was priced perfectly for the quality and quantity of food you're served. The food was also super fresh! We ordered the Gyoza, the ramen and the kimchi fried rice. Every dish was jam-packed with fresh veggies and the perfect amount of spice. I was in heaven! Ordered a table sake and a Sapporo that were also really enjoyable. I would recommend Ukiyo Bar to locals and tourists in the Dublin area. Loved it!

We were starving, it was cold, we were craving for sushi since months (we can't find a good one in…read morethe countryside) so when we saw this little place we immediately decided to go in. There's a good selection of ready to eat dishes to eat in or to go. We also had the miso soup and it was warm and good! Very clean and friendly staff.

Small sushi place, it's actually a great place to grab some sushi on the go. You can get little 2…read morepiece packs for €2-2.50 pending on filling, very generous size plus there is also larger sushi box options available too. It's has some seating inside but limited; grabbing on the go is the best way here and if you happen to be nearby close to their closing time... You should pop in and check for their marked down boxes. As they pre-make sushi boxes/packs up, if not sold they try shift them on the cheap. They are all very edible so jump on that bandwagon I say. They do a great spicy salmon roll here, quite yummy indeed!

First thing I had to eat in Dublin was this. I was starving and took only this one photo, but a…read moreperfect meal for a perfect spring evening. My server was so nice! She complimented me on my nose ring and that made me feel even more welcome in my first few hours in Dublin! The spot is relatively small which makes it super quaint and cozy. When I'm back in Dublin, I'm in there! Xx #yuckbangcertified

Came here on a rainy day when in the city, best sushi in the city…read more The sushi selection is large and reasonably priced. Very tasty and fresh. The portions offered are also very large and full you up. Couldn't ask for a better sushi stop. Right on the Liffey too. The service was very nice. Staff were friendly and helpful. They also brought food out in a reasonable time and were overall very respectful. The ambiance was very nice. Quiet cozy atmosphere that overlooked the Liffey. Would recommend stopped for a quick bite. Will definitely come here again