An absolutely perfect meal. Flavor, service, value, pacing. My best meal in Dublin. A must for…read morevegetarians.

We ate here on our first night in Dublin and we loved it. It was well-decorated and seemed to tell…read morea story through the pictures on the wall. To start, we got the Hoisin Duck Rolls. The "pancakes" they're wrapped in are so good. Thin enough so the filling flavors stood out. For entrees, we got the Gaeng Pet Nua and the Nam Tok Pia Tod. We were given the option to keep or leave the head of the fish and we opted to keep it! We ordered some drinks too but I can't remember what they were called. The cocktails were good!' Everything was delicious. It seemed busy there on a Sunday evening.

OMG!!! The food here is incredible!!! I tried this place…read moreon vacation and wasn't sure it was going to be authentic, but it was and it was amazing! They have the best tom kha soup I have ever had. It is perfectly balanced with amazing quality of ingredients.

I've eaten a lot of fantastic Thai food restaurants in my life and this place is one of the best! I…read morewas impressed with the freshness of the ingredients and delicious flavor. After talking with the owner, come to find out the cooks are Thai, and boy was my food authentic! I appreciate the cleanliness of the restaurant as well.

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!

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!

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! !

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

Good spot! Not the best Thai food I've ever had, but pretty good overall. Nice service.read more

We wanted a bit of a change from European/Irish food on our vacatio and had seen a few favourable…read morereviews. The food and service exceeded our expectations. The flavors and presentation here were authentic and all the ingredients were fresh. Our waiter was both respectful and helpful in guiding us through the menu. Ended up with the larb, the dumplings, steamed fish and chicken noodle soup. It was all excellent. The wine list has a number of reasonable options that match the food. We also had one of the cocktails, which was really well done. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Dublin and like Thai.

Best Thai food I've ever had! Everything was delicious and the staff were so kind. Great unique…read morecocktails as well. Highly recommend making a reservation.

I thought this place was awesome! It's a great location and the decorations are cool. We had a…read moretable of six and they put us at a big long table (which was great). For parties of 6+ they can do a pre-fixe menu type thing. However, we wanted items not on that menu and the restaurant was great about letting us order what we wanted. The noodle dishes are really good -- the spiciness is fairly on point with their descriptions (obviously more spicy if you choose to directly eat the Thai chilis in the dishes). The cocktails are awesome. Super delicious and interesting. We had a few rounds of cocktails :) I'd totally come back here for another meal and would recommend visitors to come too!

Great atmosphere especially during the holidays. The food and services were amazing and I had a…read moregreat time with my staff from Europe. If you like spicy Tai food you will love this place. Be prepared to spend some money but it was worth it.

Our first dinner in Ireland was Thai food. We were here for eight days and knew we'd have a lot of…read morepub food, so that's why we went Thai. Sanuk Thai was a short walk from our hotel. You order at the counter and they bring your food over to your table. It looked to me like they can seat 40 people or so. The interior is a pleasant mix of brick and paneling with some very cool artwork on the walls, like an image of someone walking holding a giant pole on their shoulders with a big basket on each side. I also saw a big mural of a guy with a toothy grin smiling at the dining room. The menu is pretty big and pretty reasonable -eleven appetizers at no more than six and a half Euros, if you don't count the Selection Box for Two (€12). They also offer three soups, three salads, five curries, seven noodle dishes, seven stir fries, five fried rice dishes, four House Specialties, ten sides, and even a children's menu of four things like peanut noodles and sweet and sour chicken. You can also buy their dipping sauces by the bottle. We started off by splitting an appetizer of Phukett Tiger Prawns (€6.50 for 4 pieces) which we really enjoyed. It was a shrimp stuffed with diced chicken and ginger, wrapped in a pastry and served with a sweet chili dipping sauce. Simple and delicious! Our entrees were 1) Pad Thai served with chicken and shrimp instead of the usual one or the other. It ran (€12) and was delicious, and 2) Pad King Beef (also €12). The Pad King was a delicious stir fry of ginger, mushrooms, bok choy, scallions, and of course plenty of tender beef slices served with a bowl of rice. It was wonderful. Our food for two cost just €30.50, or about $37 -not bad for a big city dinner.

Food is solid 4 or more. I had a take out twice now and all very good except curry is a bit of hit…read moreand miss - but not bad. Shrimp and vegetables were cooked perfectly even w takeout time. I have mostly kept only Thai dishes. Oh, spicy chicken wings were fantastic - goes well with beer or white wine.

No need to go on about this place - simply put, decent prices, huge portions (especially if you eat…read morein and get the free soft serve), delicious - and fresh!! - Thai food. Delivers locally and is a big favorite. Turnover is pretty quick but it does get busy at lunchtime! I always bring people here if they're from out of town. Always. And it's ALWAYS a hit! Good service too and a nice little selection of drinks including bottled beer. 10/10 would always recommend.

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.

This place has an AWESOME burger. The brioche bun is fresh, hand ground Irish beef tastes great,…read morethe crispy hand cut fries stayed crispy, the Sweet Potato fries are hand cut and crispy sweet. I would highly recommend Bunsen Burgers. Very friendly staff and quick service. We sat on the patio and it was a beautiful day, quiet, easy to have a conversation between the four of us. The key as I see it is they have a specialized menu where they can be the best. You can feel the love they have for the Hamburger and fries.

When traveling we always try to eat the local cuisine. Ireland is known for its grass fed high…read morequality beef among other things. During our research before we left we saw a video talking about Bunsen. Just seeing the high quality of the ingredients made it one of our must try stops in Dublin. As we do when traveling, we start and end the day eating throughout the day. We popped into Bunsen to finally try the legendary burger around 4:30 pm. Because we were there at such an odd hour, we were the only people there. When you visit Ireland, the pub culture is real and most pubs start to get quite busy around 5:30 pm. Since Bunsen isn't a pub and wasn't located in a particularly touristy area , it didn't surprise me they were empty at that time of day. What stuck out the most at first was the super friendly service right from the door. We were sat at a small banquet of tables against the wall and checked out the menu from QR code link on the table. We were there for their original burger so that is what we ordered. No sides and water to drink. I couldn't be filling up too much yet. It was pretty early after all and we had a lot of places to stop yet. The menu isn't huge. They focus on doing one thing well and keep it at that. I like a restaurant that doesn't try to be everything. Our burger came out within 10 min and it was juicy, hot and fresh. Presented beautifully wrapped. We shared this one burger because, we knew we had lots of food to eat later. Immediately after eating the last bite I wanted to order another. It was really that good. Such perfection! This will be the burger I compare all others in Ireland to.