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.

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.

Great place to eat, fabulous food, excellent staff, can't recommend it highly enough, great take…read moreaways, can't wait for it to open again!

My favourite restaurant in the entire world ever since I was a child. After your first or second…read moretime of going to Kinara, the staff get to know you and your orders- which is so nice. I ALWAYS begin with behari kebab which is served with a yoghurt as it is quite spicey.. with a side of freshly prepared cucumbers and side salad. This is simply delicious, if you aren't into spicey food there is other options too so don't worry too much!! For a main course, I usually opt for chicken tikka masala as it is a classic and it is simply DELICIOUS! The dishes are served in beautiful red pots with lids, so there is no rush or worry on your food going cold as the pots prevent it from doing so! If you are booking, I do reccomend you to ask for a window seat as it is the most beautiful view ever- Clontarf and if you're really lucky you could be watching the local boats of Clontarf Yacht and Boat Club out sailing in their dinghies or cruisers. So, if you're coming from town you can hop on the 130 from Lower Abbey Street and it will stop right outisde Kinara Restaurant. I guarantee, once you dine here you will want to go back straight away as the food is AH-MAY-ZING! The staff are so friendly and polite and are there if you need advice on the menu. To finish- if you are there for dinner, they do really goood desert cocktails (i've never tasted them so relying on my sisters experience) , if you're not into an alcoholic desert they do these amazing traditional Indian drinks called Mango Lassi's! Hope this is helpful, and definitely the best Indian Restaurant in Ireland. Plus they've two other restaurants- one in Ranelagh and one in Malahide.

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

Do Not Underestimate Their Vindaloo #HOTHOT…read more This place over the years have changed their name a few times but what hasn't changed is the awesome deliciousness of their food. I've sampled plenty of the starter dishes and for mains have tried quite a few options over from the beef or chicken jalrezi, tikka masala, korma oh and let's not forge their vindaloo (buyer's beware it is as hot as they come), all dishes have been amazing. My fave, go to main meal is now the chicken tikka masala has enough of everything, packed with flavour and doesn't make me cry like the vindaloo! Also, little tip for you... order the garlic Naan! It's worth the buck and then some. I've often ordered from them when having guests over so whether it be a small order for 2 or larger group they've got you covered. The delivery service is always prompt, never had any issues here and the once time they had a long delivery timeframe they made it know over the phone when I placed the order to make sure I was ok with the wait... More take away/delivery places should take note, if ye know ye are up against it, let us know when ordering... Saves an angry call 60 mins later :-) If you are in the area or live nearby and have not tried their food... Do! You won't regret it

All dishes have been fresh and tasty. Reasonably priced and…read morethe menu is extensive. The Tikka Masala!!! The GOC naan!!! Delicious... Haven't tried the vindaloo. Yet.

Being an American I've heard plenty about how South Asian cuisine is better across the pond. Being…read morea fan of Asian food in general I was determined to try Indian cuisine at least once during my trip. Considering how expensive it is to eat in Dublin and considering how close this was to my hotel I had this twice and was impressed with my food both times! The restaurant space is quite small to eat in and most of their orders are for takeaway. The plastic containers used for takeaway is quite sturdy and I'd be reusing them again if I was a local. Service was great. They threw in a single piece of veggie samosa for good measure as a typical order comes in a set of 3. They even put in a little chutney sauce for dipping. There's plenty of potato and some peas in the samosa. I ordered one chicken and one lamb dish. I love spicy curries so I ordered the curries that come naturally spicy. The curries are made to order so expect at least a 10 minute wait while they cook your dish. - Chicken Madras (Curry from southern coast of India cooked with fresh coconut and curry leaves, €10.50). Madras is a British interpretation of curry found in South India. It is red due to the chili powder and there's usually a "milk" base to it, similar to Thai curries. The chicken pieces are big and there's plenty of curry left over to finish the rice. - Lamb Jalfrezi (Stir-fried lamb with onions, peppers and tomato flavoured with carom seeds, Stir-fried lamb with onions peppers and tomato flavoured with carom seeds, €11.50). Jalfrezi is Indian-Chinese made spicy because the meat is cooked usually with green peppers and onions. This dish was properly spicy and there's a good amount of lamb meat. There was enough curry left over to finish the rice. This was made by the suggestion of a local who overheard me asking for a recommendation for preferred lamb curries as I had chicken. This is reasonably priced comfort food considering how expensive it can be to eat out in Dublin. If this were in the US this would easily be my go-to place for Indian food to go.

Closed. Walked all around the area, but the place doesn't exist. Needs to be removed from Yelp!!…read moreWasted my time!

Another wonderful restaurant.... Not listed yet on yelp. Great food, too!…read more Masala house is without a doubt pretty faithful to traditional indian cuisine - which I think may be meaning it is north indian. It wasn't very spicy but finding great indian food is both a need and a challenge in Ireland, so any place that can fit the bill - especially when we're talking well outside of dublin, is going to get some of my time. I think the veggie sampler was a little bit small and the chili naan not quite spicy enough for my preferences, but overall I'd take stuff like chickpea bhaat and aloo gobi anywhere I can get it. Meanwhile, the food was honestly really good - and service was extremely polite as well. I don't quite understand how this place does not get more business when it is effectively serving excellent food. I guess maybe yelp can help them get on the radar.

Very friendly staff. Nice clean restaurant. Starters were ok. Salty lassie was biy too salty. Main…read morecourse meal served with wrong meat. Chappati could have had butter added, dried out quick. But... food was very very tasty. Would certainly recommend. Try it.

Highly recommend Delhi Rasoi, we eat there very regularly. Excellent Indian food, to both eat in…read morethe restaurant or get takeaway. The chef Gobind makes the nicest Indian food we can find in Dublin. He alters the food to suit your preferences and always recommends and produces delicious food. The staff are always so friendly, personable and accommodating.

From the owner: The Delhi Rasoi Restaurant promise a unique and pleasurable dining experience in luxurious…read moresurroundings. Superbly presented authentic dishes from India are served with impeccable style by attentive waiters.We are proud to have received great reviews in such a short time. Located at 7 Cumberland street, Dun laoghaire (closer to Monkstown) we are proud of our distinguished reputation and have received many accolades from satisfied customers who visit us time and time again, travelling from far and wide. From Dunlaoghaire, Monkstown, Blackrock, Deansgrange, Foxrock, Glasthule, Killiney, Dalkey, Shankhill, Sandycove and Stillorgan.

Four of us turned up here having thought initially it was closed as a notice on the door suggested…read morethat a much loved manager had passed. We rang to be told that they were open. We really enjoyed our night here and wouldn't hesitate to return. The welcome was friendly, seating comfy and it didn't take long to get a drinks order served. We were undecided about starters eventually decided on mains only. My wife opted for a chicken shashlik with rice which came with a sauce that was quite astringent, almost as if some vinegar had been added. The sauce was well flavoured but it didn't suit my wife's palate although I liked it. The rice was perfectly cooked. I ordered a butter paneer dish with a Peshwari nan. It was a very tasty main, I did enjoy the paneer and my wife enjoyed my sauce more than her own as it was sweeter. The only thing missing, that I expected to find, was green peas and only because they are always in this dish when I order it. Their absence didn't affect the dish, I was just surprised not to get them. The only disappointment was the peshwari nan as the filling was so thin we simply couldn't detect any of the flavours we expected but given the price I wouldn't drop a star. My advice is put the price up a bit and put in some more filling. Our friends enjoyed their dishes but I only recall one main - chicken biryani with the same 'sour' sauce and a garlic nan.

Delicious Incredibly Good Indian food in Trim. The staff…read morewere thoughtful and the food terrific Do do check them out when in Trim

We have eaten in many indian restaurants in dublin city centre,,,northside and southside and keep…read morecoming back to the best of them all,the food is absolutley beautiful, staff are very friendy,,never had a complaint , 10 out of 10.,,,tony and sandra,,,,,

Although the decor in this restaurant could do with adjusting i.e. make their minds up if it's…read moremodern minimalist or traditional indian the food and service more than make up for the decor. We have been here on a number of ocassions with a variety of friends and always go for the mixed tandoori starter plate. Portions are generous and tasty with a wide range of wines and beers as well as a range of apperetifs and digestifs. Prices are middle of the road but they do have an early bird special for 18euro for a 3 course meal. can't say better than that really. They also do take out but no delivery.

Good service. Does a great kebab. Have occasionally gotten dry chips and dry SFC. The prob with…read morethe chicken is that he cuts into it before cooking it, which dries it out completely. I still go there for other items though. Overall, I'd recommend.