Came here on a rainy day when in the city, best sushi in the city…read more The sushi selection is large and reasonably priced. Very tasty and fresh. The portions offered are also very large and full you up. Couldn't ask for a better sushi stop. Right on the Liffey too. The service was very nice. Staff were friendly and helpful. They also brought food out in a reasonable time and were overall very respectful. The ambiance was very nice. Quiet cozy atmosphere that overlooked the Liffey. Would recommend stopped for a quick bite. Will definitely come here again

Eattokyo is great. We ordered the pork gyoza and it was a comforting way to start off the meal. The…read morepeppery, slightly crispy outer layer was delicious and had a little kick. The sushi was refreshing. The masku roll was delicious and came with two pieces. The spicy salmon was anticlimactic. It was simply salmon with a sriracha type hot sauce on top. The service was quick and professional. Next to the river, sitting by the window was great for people watching

Vegetarian Options: During our week long trip to Ireland, we were desperately craving some food…read morewith flavor. This place delivered. They don't have that many vegetarian options, but the ones they do have were pretty good. The gyoza were delicious. The Yasai Soba was pretty good, but we were definitely looking for some more spice. I won't fault the restaurant for that though, we couldn't find much spice anywhere during our trip. If you are looking for a break from pub food, this is a great option. Drinks: The sake menu is extensive. We tried quite a few and loved all of them. We had come for lunch, but if I am ever back in Dublin then I will definitely come back during happy hour.

Nice interior with plenty of Japanese artwork. Came here for lunch with wife and kid. Delicious…read morefoie gras and eel sushi to start. Had a fine nest beer lager. Had the fried fish and chicken teriyaki bento box...very good. Wife similarly said her version of the bento box was good. Son said the chicken katsu he had was nicely done. Friendly service. Very affordable. Go there if you are in Dublin and are in the mood for Japanese.

We wanted to cap off a wonderful trip in Ireland. And we craved some good sushi. This place looked…read morewonderful so we thought we would give it a try. I casually joked and wondered if they would serve fries on the side. Which is quite prevalent in Ireland. All joking aside, the atmosphere was very authentic. Food was delicious, no complaints. The only way to make the experience better would have been if I had an additional stomach. Everything was sooo good. Highly recommend their seaweed salad, but everything was quite good. I just wish this place was closer than a 12 hour plane ride. I would go again if I had the chance and highly recommend.

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.

Kids options were great, quite large, and include choice of Miso Soup or a scoop of ice cream?…read more Summer sushi and sashimi specials, both fresh and tasty? Accommodating of a family of five walking in unannounced? Friendly staff who were ready to make sure we had a great experience? This place checked all the boxes. So glad we wandered in!

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.

This was the best meal I had in Dublin. We were recommended to check out Maneki from the bartender…read more(Michael) at 1834 in the Shelbourne. He did not steer us wrong! The ambiance of the restaurant felt authentic. From the art to the decor to the serving trays/dishes and utensils. The restaurant has a nice intimate feel like you're having dinner with your family. We were seated quickly and our server was attentive and helpful. We all started off with the sake pornstar martini. It was really good, a bit on the sweeter side. For all appetizers we had the edamame and gyoza. The gyoza included chicken and a nice sauce. It was a nice size portion (~6-7 pieces). Both were really good. For our main dish we had the Kimchi ramen, Maneki yaki soba and the spider roll. The ramen was a nice size portion and was packed with a variety of meats. My friend said the broth was really good and spicy. The Yaki soba was a perfect portion for me. It included roasted chicken, prawns, roasted pork and veggies. It was very flavor and good. It also came with a side of miso soup which was perfect. The spider roll was massive. There were 8 giant pieces and it was tasty! I also snapped photos of our neighbors Teppan salmon teriyaki and beef teriyaki. They said both were amazing. I've seen a few reviews mention the pricing is a bit higher but it was worth it in my opinion. The portions were a bit larger than what I've experienced before, the food was tasty, the drinks were good and service was great. They also do karaoke upstairs and it was actually pretty entertaining listening to them while we ate. There is an automatic 12% gratuity/service fee included but there is a note that you are not required to pay. Definitely keeping this on my list for the next visit.

Warm and cozy ambience , deliciously warm food and a wonderful company -nothing beats that to…read moreuplift spirits on a cold and wet night. I was lucky to find this hidden gem in Dublin last week while on a trip with family . The service was great and our orders came out quickly . It was not a crowded evening . Our table had some cocktails , pornstar martini, hot herbal tea , Sweet potato tempura rolls, Dragon rolls , VegGyoza, Mapo tofu with rice on the side . Everything was delicious!! Must visit spot if you are in the city !

I stumbled upon this restaurant during lunch time and walked in to check it out. I immediately was…read moregreeted by super friendly wait staff who gave me a seat at the front window and explained the menu and lunch offerings. For 17€, I was able to get their lunch time special of one ramen and an appetizer. I got the kimchi arancini and it was absolutely delicious and something unique that I had never had before. The ramen was also very good and extremely filling. I couldn't finish both so I had a good amount of leftovers to take home for dinner making it an even better deal. Highly highly recommend. The restaurant is more dimly lit and chill. Could be the perfect place to meet up with friends bring a date etc. definitely recommend if you're in the mood for Ramen!

Date: Monday, June 22nd, 2026 Time: around 1pm…read moreParty of: 3 Meal: Lunch *Gyoza (€10.95) *Set Tostadas x2 *Set Karage *Chilli Beef *Original *Tonkotsu Red (€18.50) *Sencha Green (€3.50) *Kirin Beer (€6.95) *€19.95 Set Menu (€19.95) x2 *Cold Sake 300ml (€12.95) It was kinda gloomy so naturally I wanted some soup. Or maybe I just missed Asian food since we had been away from home for almost a week. Anyways, we decided to walk into Ramen Bar and have lunch. We were seated right away, but in this weird alcove with a broken light hanging down, so it was kinda awkward to find a comfy spot. We all ended up getting a set menu plus an app and some drinks. The gyoza was tasty. Satisfied the dumpling craving. I didn't care for the tostadas since they were kinda sweet. I did enjoy the ramen tho. Broth had good flavor. Tho I wanted more heat in my red one. The chilli beef one was savory and meaty. I really enjoy that one. Good food, Not the best seating comfort wise. Plus the place is very dark. Still glad I got to try some noodle soup in Dublin. REVIEW #4113

I absolutely love this place. It is small and quaint, but the food is very flavorful, and I…read moreabsolutely love their sushi. I wouldn't recommend getting a bowl unless you have a big appetite, and you may not want to order any appetizers (it's that much food in the bowl - gotta love it). I had the tuna Ngiri and it was sooo good. Now I like to order it from my favorite sushi place back home; they left such a great impression. The atmosphere is lovely, clean, and welcoming. Ugh, they make me wish I were in Ireland right now lol. The service was excellent. Aside from making me smile with great humor and politeness, they also want to make sure you enjoy your meal. I just felt like it was all love, where they want to make sure that nothing is wrong. You don't get that everywhere. I also enjoyed the jokes and laughter, which might not be the norm (the politeness is, of course, probably the norm). I was a humorous customer who probably made them equally comfortable, which is incredible. That's why it is always important to be nice to your servers. I genuinely appreciate both my visits there (yes, I went twice; the place was that good and the vibe was that great, lol).

An affordable Japanese restaurant with a big menu and a decent drink selection in Baggot Street…read more Came here at a weekday evening for some late night food about 30 minutes before it closes. The Hamachi sashimi was surprisingly good for the price, thick cuts with the standard light and savory taste of hamachi, fiber felt fresh and was a bit bouncy, no foul odor or mushy mouthfeel in typical cheap Japanese eateries. KaraAge fried chicken came in small bite-size pieces, freshly fried, juicy, but a bit too bland and the pastry was a bit too thick. Also wish they had used a better sauce than simply shoyu (soy sauce). Overall the food was OK for the price, you get what you paid for.

One of my favorite places to eat. Whenever I want a treat, I make sure to go to Yamamori…read more The atmosphere is amazing, the decor is absolutely fantastic, and the food is top notch. Sushi is a go to staple, delicious, fresh and tasty. Other recommended dishes are Tonkotsu Ramen and the yaki soba noodles.

Came here with a group of 8 got seated right away! Food was great had ramens, bibimbap it was great!read more

Food was delicious, Service was awesome, and the Ambience is relaxing…read more I would happily recommend this place for dinner if you are a huge sushi lover like I am.

Love this hidden gem. Serves some of the tastiest sushi with great presentation. Atmosphere is also…read morecozy and relaxing!

Food is great. The staff are 100% Japanese, and the Chef is very passionate about creating good…read morefood. Plus the service is excellent. Am surprised there was a non-positive review. There is a spicy teriyaki dish so perhaps the previous reviewer did not realize she had ordered that dish (as opposed to the non spicy teriyaki dish). I've tried both versions and pretty much most of the dishes. This is my go-to place when I work till late which is unfortunately often when I'm in Dublin

Food was very good. The ramen and the sushi are great. There are many table jammed in so it…read moreseemed a bit crowded.