The food is good solid quality, tasty, well cooked and presented. Prices a bit sporty, but still…read morewithin reason. Service is great. Ambiance not bad, though fairly noisy. The place is busy also with a lot of take-away.

Found this place while driving through Naas on the way to try out another restaurant. Myself and my…read morepartner decided to check it out because we both love Japanese cuisine. The meal we had a fantastic meal. The food was delicious, the staff friendly, the restaurant was simple and clean but classy, and was affordable.

This place has been out of business for at least 2 years. Also, it was a takeaway, not a restaurant…read moreor a bar.

Really yummy!!!!! Highly recommend! The service was fast and the food was delicious. The menu is…read moreexpansive, including sushi, noodles, and more. They even threw in a bag of rice crackers and a couple free drinks. Plus they gave us 10% off our order, which was already reasonably priced.

Venturing out of our accommodations, we found this sushi paradise outside Dublin. Everyone tried…read moresomething different & no one left disappointed. The seafood ramen had a rich broth full of grilled seafood. My Jo sushi set was a fantastic array of maki, nigiri, and sashimi. The bento box was varied and tasty. The vegetable tempura was light, crunchy and flavorful. We can't wait to return!

This is my absolute favorite restaurant ever! It doesn't take that long for your food to arrive and…read moreeverything has so much flavor here. The spicy bag is absolutely delicious, it has the perfect amount of flavor, and the fried rice is my go to order. I am very picky with my food so trust me when I say it's good. The place is small but homey and nice and the staff is so friendly, I go there so often that they know my order by heart. I definitely recommend everyone to come here! Hope this helps

The moment-to-moment joys of eating one mouthful of sushi after another can merge into a blur of…read morefish bliss. But almost everything in the sushi in front of you is an event on its own. A piece of his sushi grabs control of your senses, and when it's gone, you wish you could have it again. The staff here are wonderful and it's great value and tasty. It's great to finally have a good Japanese restaurant in Blanchardstown.

Had a superb meal here with my sister. Food was really excellent, relaxed atmosphere, staff were…read morepolite and friendly, but didn't interrupt during our meal - a perfect balance. Would highly recommend.

We had the Veggie Gyoza, Edamame, Chicken Katsu Curry, California roll , and "warm" sake. First…read moreoff, the Gyoza was scalding hot. I took a bite and it literally blistered my tongue. (Still hurts) The server should have said something. Same with the "warm" sake, too hot to even hold the serving container. Again, no warning. The Chicken Katsu Curry was bland, needed salt and hot sauce. The Cali roll was great!

Food: There's a great variety of fish and meats to choose from. The dishes are meant to be shared…read moreso I suggest ordering many dishes so you can sample lots of things. Service: I thought the service was welcoming and good. We didn't have a reservation and they gave us a nice booth by the window since we had our toddlers with us. I ordered a sake flight and one of the staff members explained each of the sake flavors to me and suggested which ones to drink first and last when I inquired. Ambiance: Chic and cute inside. It's a small place so feels festive and cozy in a good way. Great place to dine at for good authentic Japanese food if you're in Ireland.

Amazing views!! The food was delicious and service was attentive! We would highly recommend. I…read moreenjoyed my main, but fell in love with the chocolate pyramid..

I was drawn to Geisha one random Sunday as it was really sunny and its right on the water. The…read morecocktails and sushi didn't disappoint. The staff went over the top to be friendly and welcoming. One bad point is its a tad overpriced, I suppose your paying for the nice views in a way, which are pretty nice.

I want to be clear that nothing I am about to write is meant to be critical in anyway. Some places…read moreare meant to be solid and above average, like Zakura, while other places are meant to be over the top amazing. Our gyoza were absolutely fine. Have had better, have had worse. The karage was tossed in a sauce that just made it taste something like orange chicken. Again not upset about it, it tasted good, finished the plate. The sushi rolls were made nicely and very large. The flavors inside were a little fishy but also not much happening in flavor at the same time. My wife thought they were delicious. Either way, if you keep your expectations tempered, you'll have a lovely experience.

We chanced coming here despite the mantra we said to each other that we didn't go to Ireland for…read moresushi. It was the best decision. The setting parallels that of authentic Japanese restaurants- small but maintains privacy. The food was great. The sashimi was fresh and the katsu was delicious. I highly recommend.

You know the age old saying, don't you? "When in Dublin, eat ramen." Oh, sorry. I'm scatterbrained…read morefrom the separation from Kokoro, a ramen bar emporium in, you guessed it, Ireland. It might not be a prophetic catch phrase, but I never expected a ramen joint like this during my travels to Dublin. The dense menu of ramens galore nearly suffocated my appetite because they all sounded magnificent. The cons in service were entirely made up for when these deluxe bowls of ramen landed on our table. The size gargantuan, the aroma intoxicating, and satisfaction guaranteed. Garlic Lovers Ramen - It starts with Tonkotsu AND Miso broth, which was redonkulous. Then the fried onion, grated garlic and black garlic oil elevated the bowl into one of the most intense ramen flavors I've had. The grilled chicken was odd, as expected, it just dried out too quickly. The Seasoned Egg (phenomenal!) tied the entire dish together. The Garlic Lovers Ramen from Kokoro officially landed a certified place in my ramen hall of fame. #BeastFromTheEast may have hindered our Dublin trip, but Kokoro warmed our souls during our final night. Avoid the tourist spots, and check out an industry favorite!

Hurrahh Kokoro has come to the south side ! Ok so they aren't going to win an award for the best…read moresushi in the world as it's prepacked but for me is the best of the pre made stuff in Dublin. I can run in and grab a tray to have at my desk. They have great value trays and lots of little individually wrapped sushi pieces if you're feeling extra hungry. They also have wasabi mayo that I have a minor addiction to. Now that they have opened near to my work I've had a chance to try the hot food and I'm seriously impressed. I had chicken katsu curry which was delish and great value at €9 for the curry, two pieces of sushi and a can. The staff are absolutely adorable - super friendly and enthusiastic and the restaurant itself is really bright and fresh - I will be a regular here without question

Adore this place. You'd nearly miss it. It's opposite the…read morecar park entrance to the beacon hotel. Above the Subway. It is great for vegetarians. Sushi is Delish. Have had the tofu steak and noodles too. Yum.

We were waiting for literally 20 minutes and didn't even get offered a drink. I can't speak to the…read morefood -- and I honestly wish I could -- as the service was so bad we just left. I might try again later, as the reviews on the food seem good, but as of right now I'm thoroughly unimpressed.

We got a couple of takeaways here recently and they have been really nice, good quality and good…read moresized portions. The service is fast and friendly keep up the good work guys

I came on a weekend with a few of my friends and were greeted and quickly seated by the really…read morefriendly staff. There's a lunch menu with cheaper prices, but also a full dinner menu if you'd prefer that. I ordered the charsiu pork and was REALLY happy with it. The pork was a bit on the fattier side, but the flavoring was spot on. The rice was cooked perfectly, and the side dipping sweet soy sauce was amazing. The meal came with a fried egg and some bok choi. I was in heaven! This is some of the best charsiu I've had for a long time. My other two friends both ordered noodles - there were some flavors they felt were lacking. The mini shrimp commonly used for flavoring (we call it xia mi in Mandarin - but they do look a little freaky and could scare people unfamiliar with it away) was a different type so it just lacked a little bit of additional oomph. I do have to say, both noodle dishes (Mee Siam & Char Koay Teow) tasted extremely healthy and used fresh ingredients - but that could have been the part that was lacking. I think the really oily and flavorful street food feel was what was missing. But don't get me wrong, both noodle dishes were yum! Just missing a few key things to make it authentic Asian street food.