Although you would usually pass this place on the street without really noticing it, As a take away…read morethe Magic Wok gets everything right. The portions are large and their prices are in line with the competition. Their delivery is fast, friendly and always the same guy so he remembers your address and more importantly you. They have been my local take away for two years now and have never let me down. They specialise in Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese food. And it all tastes great, never too oily. only 3 small issues: 1. the lady who answers the phone is rather hard to understand at times so make sure you double check what you have ordered before the call ends. 2.Also they do not accept credit card payments over the phone, so have your cash ready. 3. They should mark what is in each container as temperatures can vary so it is not great to pick up someone else's hot order when you are looking for the colder one. It has become part of my weekly routine. open 7 days a week 6pm - 1am

While staying at Dublin City University, I wanted some Chinese for late-night homework sessions. I…read moreordered through just-eat.ie and the food came quickly and right to my dorm front door. I ordered the satay mixed vegetables and the fried tofu with hot garlic sauce. The food was fresh, hot and flavorful. The tofu was perfectly cooked. The vegetarian meals are pretty cheap (under 8 euro) and left room for next-day leftover meals.

We love this place so much. As a family with 2 small children or on a night out as a couple, such…read moreresonable prices, jade palace never fails. Can't wait to get back.

Our hotel recommended the Noble House Restaurant. As soon as we walked in we were greeted warmly…read more The restaurant was clean and comfortable and their menu had lots to choose from. We started with calamari, crispy orange chicken and honey prawns. All of our appetizers were delicious and delivered to the table hot and fresh. My favorite was the Honey Prawns ($7.50) The prawns were encased in a delicious bread coating and deep fried. Almost like a corn dog but much better. When it was time for ordering our entrees one of the owners of the restaurant suggested that I change my order from Sesame Chicken to Mala Chicken ($15.50) with fried rice. ($3.50) Mala Chicken is chicken in a hot numbing sauce. The sauce is made with Sichuanese peppercorn, chili peppers and several spices that are simmered in oil. This dish was very good and one that I would order again.

The absolute worst food. The fried rice was yellow rice with nothing but eggs. How can you screw…read moreup fried rice. The rating is wrong so just stay and eats at the Hilton !

Was genuinely surprised by this place. It's not much to look at from the outside it being where it…read moreis in Swords Plaza. And inside I guess you could say the same but for me, I liked its attempt at authenticity, even if it is a wee bit kitschy. But the winning deal is the menu, four courses for under 40 squid. There's value and there's freaking value!! Throw in a bottle of Tsingtao or two and we left smiling :) P.S. It was karoke night. I don't know if its a regular thing but its pretty loud as its done at the top of the room. Didn't really care but could annoy!!

Good and fast service. However the taste was not authentic. It is more like an Asian fusion place…read moremaking it hard to predict every time we try something new.

I figured since this is going to be my new home I better try the locals. This restaurant did NOT…read morecome with good advise. Having said that I had to give them a try. And I have to confess it was pretty good. I ordered the spicy chicken dish and I was super pleased with it. The customer service was extremely pleasant. The only drawback I may have and fix the Next time is to request my meal with NO MSG. I overheard someone pickup their dish without msg. Hmmmm they cook with msg. Msg happens to give me headaches, which I have now, but some people it has no effect on.

This is one of the best Chinese restaurants in Dublin. It's my local and Jack is telling me that…read morethey apply the traditional slow cooked method for their creaspy aromatic duck. No wonder I think it's the best in town, not the greasy stuff I get elsewhere. Highly recommend!

Love, love swords garden. This is hidden gem. Food is amazing. The service is excellent. Regular…read morecustomer, whether take away or sit in. They do a satay spring roll which is to die for!! Early bird menu is €15 - 2 Courses and 1 Drink. The also do take away deals from €6 onwards..

Always a nice meal here we come for the early bird special any starter main course and a soft drink…read more€15 the staff are always very nice here and it's never to busy you can enjoy a quite meal.

Stay away from this take away, we got processed chicken and when phoned to complain the manager…read morehung up on us and did not give a shit about you, spend your money in a better take away..

Ordered through Just-eat. Was Quoted a delivery time of 45 minutes, after an hour and a half called…read morethe restaurant to be told, unapologetically, that such a delay was common and the food would be there in 7 to 8 minutes. 20 minutes after this the food arrived, and I discovered the blandest serving biege nothingness ever to be labelled a Pad Thai. This meal had zero flavour, and that was despite the near 2 hours of additional hunger. So terrible food, poor delivery, and rude customer service. Nothing to recommend here.

Teppanyaki is as much about theatre as it is about cooking.Quite literally, the name refers to food…read morecooked on a flat iron griddle. It was started in post war Japan as a way of cooking western style foods on a flat griddle. It was most popular with western customers who enjoyed the skills of the teppanyaki chefs as they slice, cut, dice and juggle their way through each dish, cooked to order, in front of the customer. So I was looking forward to visiting the Gojinka House of Teppanyaki. Unfortunately, its in Swords and even more unfortunately, its in Swords Manor, just off the Brackenstown Road. It's not an attractive location. Let's leave it at that. The restaurant itself is rather cavernous and dark but the teppanyaki tables are well lit so seek a seat there. I ordered the chef special, a teppanyaki cooked mixture of chicken breast, prawns and fillet steak with fried rice. It was all cooked in a flash before my eyes and it was delicious. The chef was talented and good humoured. My brother had the seafood special with fresh salmon, a sea bass fillet and four king scallops with fried rice. Both of these cost a total of €48. Throw in a bottle of wine, two bottles of beer and two flasks of hot sake as well as two ebi-fry starters and the bill amounted to €110. We enjoyed ourselves and had a good meal but the place is dismal and its location, abysmal

Fresh, authentic and flavourful Take-away and restaurant, specializing in Chinese, Thai and…read moreJapanese cuisine. I had the 'chef's recommended' Chicken teriyaki with boiled rice and it was really enjoyable. The thing that makes this place stand out for me is that their food is plentiful and not nearly as greasy as many other similar restaurants (aside from the chicken balls). Mind you, it's not as cheap as the others, but it's worth the extra few bob for the quality. The staff are eager to help you without being intrusive and really friendly. Overall a great place to order take-away and would recommend to friends.

The 5.50 pizza and chips takeaway special is what attracted me to Mario's. This is a seriously good…read moreprice for a 7 inch pizza (has to be margherita) and french fries with garlic sauce. The pizza base was really nice, and the chips were hot and freshly cooked. I received my meal within 10 minutes of placing my order. Good service, good food, good price. Nice. There is a sit down option in the small diner-style restaurant, but the prices are higher, and if it's a nice day I would highly recommend taking your meal over to the Malahide Marina and soaking up some sunshine.

I went there with a few friends. We were 5 and they allocated us in a 9-seat table. After checking…read morethe menu we decided to order two pizzas and tap water. The waittress accepted and trasfered the order to the cook. After a few minutes, a friend of us joined us in the table. She ordered just a coke as she didn´t want to eat anything. The waitress replied they couldn´t carry on with our order because we hadn´t order a total that covered 9€ each. That non-sense rule made us to discuss about that and the cook just replied it was not a good business to sell 2 pizzas and a coke for 6 people, in a 9-seat table. We felt terrible as we behaved polite and we ordered a rationable amount of food taking into account the time it was (night) and the local was half empty. After arguing and realising there was no more explanation than exclusion by classism, we asked for the complaint form and the only answer we got was: we don´t have that. Anyway, we left really disappointed, being sure we will not repeat in there. For one of the guys in the group, it was the second time she suffered a discrimination like that because of the money you are supposed to spend as a customer in their business.