Giving it 4 stars because i'm not entirely sure what's available in Cork for vegetarians and/or…read moreSouth Indian Cuisine. Compared to some of the spots we have here in NJ/NY this place wouldn't even hold up in terms of portions and price. So with that disclaimer I'd like to say this cafe is cute and nice spot along the quay with enough street parking spots. In terms of taste the sambar isn't so fresh but their coconut chutney was amazing!!! The dosa wasn't as crispy or as large as I'd like but i guess not bad. Their samosa chat was very yummy - would certainly recommend that! Overall if you're vegetarian craving a hot meal or just someone looking to try new cuisines this spot is certainly for you.

I've eaten here a handful of times - the food is wonderfully authentic and great tasting. I only…read moremake one mistake there - ordering too much food. I highly recommend the lemonade - with salt or a mango lassie if you need the dairy. You have to try a couple of the dishes from the menu - a mix is the only way to go. It's perfect for a meal where everyone is at different hunger levels. There's a dish that suits everyone. One of the best places to eat well in Cork. Hands down.

Definitely worth a visit! It is certainly up there as one of the best Indian restaurants I have…read moredined at outside of India. My family and I visited this elegant Indian restaurant in the heart of Cork city over the Christmas break. For starters, we ordered an Assorted Indian snacks. This was scrumptious to say the least. In the mains, we got a Chicken Biryani, two Bombay Aloo's, a garlic naan, and a cheese & onion naan. Since my partner and I are vegetarian, we chose the Bombay Aloo. This was one of several vegetarian options they had on their menu. We quite liked that they had vegan options as well. The food and service were impeccable. Being of an Indian background, I must say that the quality of their food and the balance of their spices was quite remarkable.

This restaurant is a little bit hidden. We found the interior a little dated and dark. I think it's…read morerun by a family and they did try their best. The food took around 40 minutes to come out so we were pretty hungry. We were one of 2 tables and it seemed too much for the staff but it was relatively empty. The food itself wasn't the best and there are other restaurants offering curry nearby which we found tastier.

The food tasted great, but within 4 hours of eating my meal, I suffered the worst case of food…read morepoisoning I had ever experienced in my life. Symptoms included 6 days of vomiting and diarrhea followed by a week spent recuperating during which I suffered debilitating post traumatic fatigue. My wife informed the management of my condition, in voicemail messages and numerous emails, but despite 2 responses with assurances that my situation would be addressed in due course, I have received no such response. This occurred on April 29th...today is July 7th.

Okay, the service is bizarrely aloof and slow. But the chef is great and the ingredients are fresh…read more Much better Indian food than what I am accustomed to in Boston (my companion said it is better than what he gets in the nicer London restaurants). The dining room is nice and quiet. Don't come here if you're in a hurry! Let's call it 3 stars for service and 7 for food, averaging to 5.

This was a great place for Indian food in Cork. My colleague and I are both aficionados of Indian…read morecuisine and he was readily amenable when I suggested that style of fare for dinner. I looked on Yelp and a couple of other sites to find this place. It sported a pretty good set of reviews in the places I looked. It was only a ten-minute drive from our hotel so we decided to give it a try. Their location in the old Sunday's Well section of Cork actually looked a little run down. It might be off-putting for some but that shouldn't deter anyone from giving it a try. The interior is nicely kept, is a bit cozy, and provides a comfortable dining atmosphere. Our waitress was excellent. She was a very pleasant and helpful person who provided flawless service. It was a Monday and thus was not too busy, which I thought was a positive contributor to our experience. There were several good choices on the menu. My colleague started with veg samosas and was happy with them. I opted for the Chicken Pakora starter, which was very tasty. My colleague had a vegetarian curry option while I chose the Bindhi Chicken. Mine had a great taste as it was optimally spiced and very flavorful. My colleague was equally happy with his choice. In the end, I had a Masala Chai, which was properly made with boiled milk. Their recipe had the right amount of cinnamon which made it the ideal finisher. Our bill was less than €50 for the two of us including drinks and a small tip. We were quite happy with the value. I will look forward to trying this place again when next in Cork.

This Indian restaurant is in an out of the way location but well worth visiting. The food was very…read moregood and the service excellent. I would certainly be a regular customer if I lived in Cork.

I ordered Thai Pad Nam Pik Pao, which is the closest dish I can find here in Cork to my favorite…read moredish from back home (Pad Gra Pow) - it was excellent! And the service was above and beyond, I ordered for delivery and the restaurant contacted me because I didn't order rice and they wanted to see if I needed it or not (I did!). They're great!

We had a beautiful meal here tonight. Staff are very…read morefriendly and the food is delicious. The peshawari naan is to die for. Love it. Definitely will return.

Little India is horrible. Food is disgusting tastes very…read moresalty and the service is rubbish. i really wouldn't recommend this restaurant and i know my Indian!

this place is the worse place on earth i went with my sister before we enter the waiter just…read morecome out & say sorry there is no food today i was realy surprised & we went out i was walking in the street & remebered that there was already a man who entered before us so i went again & enter alone i saw (the man who was already finished his meal )& saw the same waiter & i asked so you already have food why you didnt let us enter ? he just ask me you are the same one who came before? & he didnt even explain to me why this stupid behaivour i told him why you open a RESTURANT if you dont have food he told me if you want come after 3 (which means after the open buffet time finish ) wont recommend it to any one.

Great food and service . Took our grandkids and they loved it. A little spicier than we were used…read moreto, but delicious!

THE WORST takeaway experience of my life! and im a student!!…read more I asked for a burger with just ketchup and cheese, and a cheese chip and coke, simple enough! it took 20 mins to get a burger, which i had previously rejected for still having salad on it, and a chips with no cheese! the burger included NO TOP BUN and all of the salad i had specifically asked to not be included twice. The chips were clearly McCain oven chips, burnt and with no cheese and fairly sparse! And it took extra time to get a drink which i had initially ordered! This was all followed by a fight in the serving area which was in no way acknowledged by the owners who ignored it and left the customers to separate themselves and numerous complaints about the food quality by several subsequent customers! I have eaten in a couple of other ZamZam restaurants and they have been nothing but a pleasure; honestly an absolute horror to have ordered from, NEVER eat from here!!!!

1 hour and 45 minutes for food to be delivered, whole order was wrong, rang up to complain and they…read moredo nothing about it, absolute croc of shit to waste 20 euro on two meals

The lady behind the counter was horrible. She threw the cake we asked for in the bag and it was…read moresmashed. It was literally the worst customer service we've had in Ireland.

Now THIS is a damn fine iced latte!…read more Could be the finest java I've sampled since tasting the nirvana from Fernandez & Wells over in London. Easily the best coffee in Ireland. Skip the chai though; too much milk and not enough chai.