waste of money,The staff is very rude and unprofessional, don't waste your time.never recommended.read more

food not nice, waste of money , staff is rude, n taste, and they always charge extra then mentionread more

this was awesome food. One of the best places i have eaten in dublin. we had the bbq plate and…read moretheir pizza both were really good really enjoyed this place

We have been here a few times as a family. The booths means you can trap the small ones and stop…read morethem from running amok (priceless if youre a parent!). We ordered the bbq meat plate, chicken kebabs, lamb rice and drinks. The meat was unreal. It was so succulent and moist. The kebabs were gorgeous and the lamb rice was divine. Last time I tasted BBQ-ed food that good was in Pakistan. No the customer service isnt great but that wouldnt put me off returning. For a mountain of food, with enough left over to bring home, we paid €25. Well worth it.

A friend recommended it to me. Staff was very friendly and recommended starter samosa chaat and…read morefor main course Sindhi biryani and Khoona gosht with Peshawari naan. Each dish was great and been there so many times now. Except on rush hours like Friday evening every time had great service and food. Tea at the end was also very nice with a hint of spices.

Dirty place with cockroaches on the walls! Ordered delivery another day and the food was so god…read more However, after visiting the restaurant I will never eat or recommend it again.

I went with my cousin and his son to Taza for a birthday dinner!…read moreThe restaurant is lovely with stylish decor and impeccable service. The food is presented elegantly and is delicious! There is a full bar with a great variety of drinks. If this cuisine is up your alley, you should consider it for your next outing! P.S. there is also proper bathroom service with soap and hand cream!!!

One of the best Indian restaurants in Dublin. Fabulous food and the service is really good. Great…read morewine list and reasonable prices.

Great Indian cuisine. Reasonable prices. The hubs and I opted for one medium tikka masala and one…read morespicy. Both enjoyed it very much. Rice is extra and much needed as there is plenty of sauce. We ordered one naan with shallots (not on the menu). Loved it! Ask for a side of their mint yogurt sauce, it's excellent! Would highly recommend this restaurant. Not happy that they charge €3 credit card processing. Not cool, guys! Location is great as its a 15 minute walk from the Temple Bar area. Mom and pop sort of restaurant with a very friendly and accommodating staff. Ambiance is a bit, meh but we weren't there for the look. We were there for the awesome Indian Food.

I've been looking for somewhere that makes a good Dosa in Dublin for aaaages. Look no further!…read moreMadina do an unreal masala dosa with all the bells and whistles for only 7 euro. It's an absolute bargain as it's HUGE. Actually much bigger than the ones you get in India. It's a hearty meal - not one for a low carb diet, yet it still doesn't feel stodgy as there's so much veg in there, you can just feel the goodness. The staff were friendly and approachable and the place itself is clean, tidy and spacious.

The best Pakistani restaurant in Dublin. The food was made in traditional Pakistani style. The…read morechicken masala served with nan was delicious.

We happened upon this place just looking for food. They accommodated us outside which was great…read more Food was good and spice level just right for our group. Looking for Indian/Pakistani this is a good option.

Went here on a fluke while walking around close to my hotel. An employee coaxed us in from the…read moresidewalk. We told him up front my wife is allergic to tomatoes and any hot spices....our meals turned out incredible! They cusomized a chicken dish for my wife that was off the charts, a non-spiced, no-tomato version of Makhanwala Murghi. It had mouth watering tender chicken in a ginger & garlic sauce. I ordered Bhindi Gosht as is, off the menu, and was delighted with tender lamb chunks in a mildly spicy sauce. The fresh naan bread melted in the mouth. They served a very light crispy tortilla-like basket of chips with two dipping sauces that had no hot spices or tomato....again to accommodate food allergies. Service was impeccable and we stuck our head in the kitchen door to thank the chefs on our way out for the amazing meal!

Had the pleasure of dining here this evening. First thing that captures your attention is the very…read morepleasant customer service. Extremely beautiful restaurant with a very nice and calm vibe. Now for the food. Utterly amazing, can't wait to return. I'm a lamb lover and there juicy, tender and favorable lamb was excellent. This restaurant is excellent for impressing a possible new client, excellent date night or meeting up with a few very close friends.

It is a bit amusing to me that my first meal in Dublin should not be an old-fashioned Irish stew or…read morebangers & mash in a pub but instead some standard home-style Indian food in a relatively empty but clean restaurant near that inexplicable Millennium Spire, something they advertise heavily on their menu cover. I can understand why since it would be hard to seek out this place otherwise. In full disclosure, I was in a post-jet-lag haze and thought I was going to the other Madina across O'Connell, the one praised on Yelp, but it turned out this is a pretty new place just getting established since it was getting a lot of passing glances but no takers. OK I'll give it a try. I have to admit it was not a promising start with the € 3.95 Tandoori Chicken Leg, which was a bit dry and not even covered in the requisite tumeric and cayenne to give it the rich red color I was expecting. It came with a side salad and a strange little dollop of mayo and ketchup as if to appease local tastes I'm assuming (see photo). Chicken is chicken, and I was tired and famished, so it was good enough. It just wasn't anything that thrilled me in the least. Much better was the next dish that arrived, the € 5.96 Bhindi Bhaji, an okra dish with plenty of spices though I'm not sure what the difference is between bhaji and masala (see photo). I assume it's a regional variation as this had a more earthy and less tomato-based flavor. It had plenty of fresh cilantro and scallions on top, and it was a nice contrast. The Boiled Rice was an extra € 2.50, though you need it to sop up the homemade sauce. Diners were beginning to trickle in as I was finishing which was just as well as they had staff who were just shooting the breeze otherwise. Not the owner though as he was on me like ham on rye bringing a whole new level to attentive service. There are lots of Indian options in Dublin, but if you happen to be near the pointless pointy thing, it's worth a visit for lunch at least. FOOD - 3 stars...a lackluster tandoori chicken followed by a much better okra dish balances out my rating here AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...clean and empty SERVICE - 4 stars...attentive and (I think) appreciative of the business TOTAL - 3 stars...may improve over time, worth a try

From the owner: If you want eat best authentic Indian food come to Al Madina restaurant Marlborough Street, Dublin,…read moreIreland

My friend lives in the area, so when I visited we decided to grab a quick bite to eat here instead…read moreof venturing onto the UCD campus or taking a bus elsewhere. The food is set up a bit like a buffet and you can also order items off the menu that aren't set out. The food was pretty basic middle eastern fare, but nothing to write home about. Wasn't bad, but not somewhere I'd go out of the way to eat at again.

Downstairs in the ICC is a canteen style restaurant which is open to the public. The menu is mostly…read moreArabic, Pakistani and broadly middle-Eastern, but there are also choices for the less adventurous diner. Alongside various fresh curries are the usual suspects like chicken burgers and steaks. There's also a salad bar of freshly prepared hummus, couscous and other favourites. What stands out about this food is how fresh it is. I had great falafel which tasted so good, and was served with fresh salad, two great sauces and a side of chips. This place is perfect for lunch and they have very reasonable meal deals usually a main with chips or rice and a drink for 7 or 8 euro. The restaurant itself, though canteen style, certainly has an element of class about it. It's a bright and airy room with comfortable chairs and tables. I'd certainly recommend it for lunch

The service is great, the atmosphere is nice and the food is great…read more FYI, he food in the restaurant is priced that the to go or deliver food. My family and I tried many many of their dishes and they were all great, the only issue is, we have to repeat that we like it mild, getting the food mild (which is still spicy but tolerable spice) was important for us, cause the mistakes keeps on repeating. Nevertheless, we still always buy from this place because it's still delicious, worth it, customer service handles it well, it's high quality, and if we get delivery, it's reasonable priced as well. Delivery service is a great price as well. For delivery the dishes run from €10-20. Definitely recommend, but if u r like us, do make sure to ask for mild.

A gem in the neighborhood! Beautiful presentation and tender meat (lamb and chicken) with delicious…read moretaste capturing the spices of SW Asia.