Went to this place based on a cab drivers recommend, and i do not regret it at all! The food was…read moreauthentic and fantastic though a little bit more on the upscale side, but it was worth it! Service was good.

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!

Diverse food options. Even though the wait was so long, the food was actually pretty good. We got…read morethe egg rolls to start out and they were crunchy and yummy. My bun Bo Hue was good and my husband's ribs. Rice dish was good (though a bit too saucey). I would recommend if you're not in a rush.

It was perfect on a rainy day to get your hot soupd fix! Definitly different than ones I had in the…read moreStates, but really delicious and friendly staffs.

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

The food was incredible! It was truly delicious. I'm so glad I checked some reviews and came…read moreinside. It is easily the best food I have had in my weeks touring Scotland and Ireland. I wish I was local because this would be my go to place. It is a family run restaurant that has great service and amazing food. I had the stir fried mixed vegetables with tofu. My friend had the chicken stir fry with rice. We split the vegetarian spring rolls. This meal will easily be the food highlight of my trip! I can't recommend it enough.

Was walking around town on vacation and felt like some Vietnamese food. We had looked up a few…read moreplaces and all of them were no longer in business. Somehow stumbled upon this place and couldn't have asked for any better. Restaurant was small and a little warm inside but the food was amazing. Everything we ordered was fresh and delicious. Service was excellent. Highly recommend if you are in the area!

Neon is one of my favourite spots in Dublin! Love how easy the self-service setup is, whether…read moreyou're eating in or grabbing takeaway. The menu has great variety, portion sizes are generous, and my favorite was the Thai curry. And of course, finishing with the soft-serve ice cream is always a winner.

Fantastic food spot! We ordered takeout and the food came out really quickly. I got a pad thai jay,…read moreit was pretty good. The staff were helpful, they didn't have the chips that typically come with the meals so they offered us an ice cream cone instead- really nice! The interior was really cute, lots of seating & a cozy vibe. Would love to try more here.

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!

Food tastes good! It's a simple Thai restaurant. No waiters. No frills. Gets the job done. I got…read morethe Sticky Chicken Noodle Salad. My friends got Chicken Pad Thai and Chicken Satay Salad.

I'm staying at a hotel nearby and decided to order dinner takeaway from Camile!…read more Right off the bat, their packaging is very neat and cute. Everything was individually packaged in environmentally conscious containers. There were no utensils included, so make sure you ask. I ordered two dishes. The starters included the two-piece Sriracha Chicken Wings. The flavors were nice, the wings are very small, but understandable since it was only about €2~€3. My main dish was Green Curry with Duck and Jasmine Rice. The curry was incredibly creamy--both the consistency and the taste. I do have a strong caveat with the taste. It wasn't terrible, but the curry itself was salty. I might be picky with my Asian food, as an Asian person coming from the US. That's the main reason why I knocked a star off, because it is the *main* dish. For drinks, I just ordered kombucha and water. They had a nice selection to choose from. I did notice that if you select a Meal Deal, the only drinks included are the sodas, so I couldn't even select a simple still water drink. Being a tourist, I would probably order elsewhere to explore the different restaurants. The cost is also on the more expensive side. I would give 3.5 stars if I could.

Nestled in the multicultural area of Dublin 1, Lee's Charming Noodles is an unassuming, "blink and…read moreyou'll miss it" little cafe, but don't let its unassuming exterior fool you: it's a Dublin favorite with flavorful dishes that pack a punch. Once inside, the space is compact yet welcoming, with cramped and casual seating, and simple décor that makes you feel like you've stepped into a local favourite rather than a tourist trap. The vibe is relaxed and informal: great for a quick lunch, casual dinner, or late-night noodle craving. At around 7:30pm on Valentine's Day, my party of four arrived at the restaurant, which was packed full. However, the lady at the counter told us that our wait would be shorter if we divided up into parties of two; with two tables, we ended up only waiting about ten minutes. The menu is extensive, with the eponymous noodles (with a variety of soups, fried dishes, etc.), various proteins, and vegetables. Each table comes with salt, pepper, vinegar, soy sauce, and chili oil to doctor up your dishes as you'd like, which we appreciated. We ordered their House Special Pan-Fried Noodle (€17.80), with beef, chicken, pork, and prawns. It didn't seem like a large portion, but it was surprisingly filling, and not overly greasy, despite being fried. The noodles maintained an al-dente toothsomeness, soaking up a savory, almost gravy-like sauce, and all of the meat/prawns were cooked nicely. The Szechuan Style Mapo Tofu (€13.80) was truly a surprising delight; a staple dish in almost every Chinese restaurant, Lee's version is absolutely lovely. The tofu is soft and pillowly, soaking up an addictive sauce with that numbing mala spice that keeps you coming back for more. Rice is extra (€2.50), but I would highly recommend it to mix with the mapo tofu. Their Hot & Sour Braised Beef Noodle Soup (€11.80, extra €2 to switch to flat and extra wide hand-pulled noodles) was delicious; topped with succulent chunks of melt-in-your-mouth braised beef, bok choy, and hand-pulled extra-wide noodles soaked up the spicy, acidic broth with a hit of vinegar. Additionally, their Chicken Noodle (€11.80) was another hit; it's a warm, comforting, clean broth, with tender slices of dark meat chicken, and we ordered it with rice noodles. We absolutely loved our meal at Lee's; it's the kind of place where the focus is squarely on the food rather than ambience, and the atmosphere reflects that. We didn't expect to find such a hidden gem (and perhaps the best Chinese food we've had in Europe), offering generous portions and satisfying flavors without a hefty bill. Certainly a recommendation if you're in the area!

Quiet during lunch, clean tables…read more Braised beef noodle soup was delicious. Beef was tender and was very flavorful. Highly recommended!