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.

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.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - # 15/100…read more Hot Japanese tea was served as soon as we were seated. I had the salmon sashimi and sashimi salad, my friends ordered house yakisoba, teriyaki soba, seafood ramen, salmon teriyaki bento and Sushi platter C (salmon nigiri, tuna nigiri, Ebi nigiri, inari nigiri, California rolls, salmon avocado roll, ebi tempura roll) to share. The salmon sashimi was melt in your mouth good. The salad needed a little bit of citrus. My friends and sister enjoyed the food they ordered. Servings were more than adequate. We still had leftovers. Service was warm and friendly. I dropped my chopstick accidentally and the wait staff brought me a new pair without having to ask. They do take away and delivery. Parking can be an issue.

Super little place. Lunch time specials last until 5 pm each day. Super value, super tasty food…read more Staff are always polite and friendly.

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

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

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.

So, this was the first restaurant that I ate it while visiting Ireland!!! I was greeted by warm and…read moreupbeat customer service and seated promptly! I asked for recommendations on what is best to order, and I was suggested the Ramen!!! I ordered the tempura ramen & was knocked off my socks! This tempura ramen comes with crispy tempura fried shrimp, fresh vegetables, corn, seaweed wrap, and a sweet and savory base!!! Oh my my! I took my time slurping up this goodness! Every single last drop of soup! The ambiance of this location is very zen and it feels like you are in a ramen shop in Japan. The folks who run this establishment hit the nail on every end! Cheers to good eats!

The atmosphere here is casual, service is good. I haven't tried the food, I only come here because…read morethey have this great dessert, matcha fondue I think is the name of it, it's about (~€9), It's like matcha cake with a gooey matcha melted center and it comes with red bean ice cream on the side that sits on some cookie crumble. Definitely not ur average dessert, they also have a chocolate option, but I fell in love with the matcha one and I keep going back for that dessert. If u go and u like matcha, try this unique matcha dessert.

We had to break away from the Irish food and get some Korean food in our system. Stopped by as it…read morewas near our hotel. After looking at the menu, we got the following: - Bulgogi - Kimchi Chigae(zigae) - Beef Chapchae(japchae) - Kimchi - Ssam Our favorite was the chopchae. The noodle was perfectly cooked and seasoned well. The bulgogi, could use more seasoning, it was bit chewy for us. Don't get the kimchi chigae, lacked that "kimchi chigae" flavor, lot of veggies, minimal kimchi. The thing I didn't get... we ordered in Korean, they responded in English... but when they spoke to each other, they spoke Korean.... what gives?

Needed my Korean food after all the heaviness of Irish food so we ambled into this place-it's…read moreattached to a bar if you are inclined. Kimchi stew with pork- was good with purple rice but the banchan( side dishes were tiny -like 3 pieces of cucumber and the kimchi side dish was lackluster in flavor. Husband got the poke bowl and he said the tuna was fresh and good.

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.

The epicurean food hall, I always feel I like the idea of it more than the actual execution…read more On one if the few hot days of the year in our fair city, feeling hungry and in my way for something of the Mexican sort, I instead swerved in here and on seeing the Brazilian stand, made a beeline for it. I confess to not knowing much about Brazilian cuisine but as it was a concise menu in English, this wasn't an issue. I went for the picanha, which is a traditional Brazilian steak cut which was accompanied by chips and rice, picked onions and peppers and some sort of seasoning (salt, ground black pepper, something else probably) It was.......grand. The meat saved it mostly. Not the best cut but cooked as I had requested, medium rare. The sides........bland and ate out of hunger more than want. I wouldn't completely rule out a return visit but with a bit more research on my part next time!!

Ok, let's be honest here. This is your every day type of place (sure, I get, it's not everyday that…read moreyou're paying 8 Euro for a lunch. But don't take your girlfriend there with the intention to propose). Given that, it's a pretty good offer. They have their menu, but I usually go with the special of the day, which is different for each day of the week (also usually means you'll wait less for your order as well). Also offered is a Brazilian PF (ready-made dish, which just means you get your plate with several pre-picked choices - but isn't it like other place? Yes, a bit too much to explain in a review ;) ), which is more aimed at students. So, don't expect you'll get the feeling of being on a beach in Rio, rather the feel of an office lunch somewhere in a busy city in Brazil, and that's totally fine!