It's a solid Hunanese-style restaurant and one of the more flavorful and spicier meals that I've…read morehad in Dublin. The best thing we ordered was the Xiang-style stir fried beef (小炒牛). There were a lot of fresh and dried chilies in the dish. The sauce was savory and really flavorful. It went fantastic on top of white rice. The steamed dumplings are actually boiled dumplings. They're alright. The Ginger Scallion Chicken is also just alright. It's poached chicken with green onions on top of it. Then they ladle hot oil on top of the chicken and pour dark soy sauce. It was a little too sweet for me because of the dark soy sauce. The Siu Mai were OK. But I wouldn't order it again because it's not their specialty (they're not Cantonese). Empty during lunch time but we passed by this place at night and it was full of Chinese people. That's how you know it's legit.

There's horrible people have changed me , a loyal customer during a year of lock down. Changed me…read more€7 delivery charge , I had no problem as they do beautiful food. But they deliver me cool food. They have not replying to many an email I have sent. Blocked me from social media. Broken promises of return my calls from a manager . A horrible way to treat any customer. I am not going away until I get an explanation

Possibly the best dim sum in Dublin!!…read more Okay, I've not actually eaten at every Chinese restaurant in Dublin, so that was an unqualified statement. But, I have eaten in hundreds of Chinese restaurants in countries across the globe, thousands of Chinese meals over the years. I've had weeks where I eat dim sum every single day, so....I've eaten some Chinese food...and I know when I find something special. I had the pleasure of eating here for the past four days, so I got to try a fair bit of the menu. The selection for both the dim sum and the regular menu are good, all the well known favorites are in there and they a have a few more unique dishes too. The dim sum here ranks among some of the tastiest I've tried, each dish packed with flavor and expertly prepared. I can honestly say it surpassed all my expectations finding such a flavorsome dim sum spot in Ireland. The ham sui gok (pork croquette) is phenomenal here, perfectly crispy, not oily, perfect glutinous bite and sweet pork filling. The XLB (steamed bun shanghai style), while I prefer a thinner dough, has one of the most delicious soup filings I have ever tried. The lo mai gai (rice wrapped in leaf) was also worth calling out here, beautifully sticky! The har gau (shrimp dumpling) has a beautifully fresh and light flavor. Honestly, all of the dim sum here was fresh and delicious, I didn't find anything here that was not good, and I tried most of it, even the chicken feet. :) They also serve dim sum at dinner time!! (which for people that dont eat much dim sum, that is unusual, it's mostly served only at daytime/lunch) On the main menu the roast duck cantonese style was the true champion...beyond exceptional, served off the bone which is unusual, but very pleasant! Perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy in the middle, easily one of the best dishes here. I don't know the Chinese name for this one but now I feel I have to learn it. :D The staff were all courteous and polite, and by day 4 would be greeted with smiles and nods. They would even come talk to me. It gave me that family run restaurant vibe, which I love. I brought my whole team here on the third day, we had some very selective eaters, including 2 vegetarians and one person who swore they did not like Chinese food, by the end of the meal everyone had found something they loved. I thought the prices were fair, not low, not high either, seemed about right to me. I don't understand the people who gave bad reviews, perhaps they are not used to this style of cuisine? I could not find anything to knock here (well except maybe a thinner dough on the XLB), generally everything here was expertly prepared and bursting with flavor and perfect texture. It's a solid 5 out of 5 for me, and a definite stop on my next trip through Dublin.

Rude staff, unreasonable policies, not family-friendly…read more Brought a group of 5 adults and 4 kids, under the age for 6, youngest being 2 to Ka Shing and were forced to pay $15 per person for EVERYONE, including kids who don't eat a full meal. Absolutely unreasonable. When we raised our concerns, the staff was disrespectful and unwelcoming. We also waited far too long just to have our order taken, with zero urgency or professionalism shown. This place clearly doesn't care about families or customer experience. Skip it. Your money and your time are better spent somewhere that actually appreciates its guests.

Best Chinese in finglas, hands down. Food is always hot and delicious upon delivery. This place got…read moreme through some dark times

The food here is amazing!! Very friendly staff and very reasonable prices. After trying the local…read moretake aways, we found panda to be the best and now, they are the only place we use for chinese food. P.s. the meal deals are fantastic value for money!

The absolute worst food. The fried rice was yellow rice with nothing but eggs. How can you screw…read moreup fried rice. The rating is wrong so just stay and eats at the Hilton !

Our hotel recommended the Noble House Restaurant. As soon as we walked in we were greeted warmly…read more The restaurant was clean and comfortable and their menu had lots to choose from. We started with calamari, crispy orange chicken and honey prawns. All of our appetizers were delicious and delivered to the table hot and fresh. My favorite was the Honey Prawns ($7.50) The prawns were encased in a delicious bread coating and deep fried. Almost like a corn dog but much better. When it was time for ordering our entrees one of the owners of the restaurant suggested that I change my order from Sesame Chicken to Mala Chicken ($15.50) with fried rice. ($3.50) Mala Chicken is chicken in a hot numbing sauce. The sauce is made with Sichuanese peppercorn, chili peppers and several spices that are simmered in oil. This dish was very good and one that I would order again.

Was genuinely surprised by this place. It's not much to look at from the outside it being where it…read moreis in Swords Plaza. And inside I guess you could say the same but for me, I liked its attempt at authenticity, even if it is a wee bit kitschy. But the winning deal is the menu, four courses for under 40 squid. There's value and there's freaking value!! Throw in a bottle of Tsingtao or two and we left smiling :) P.S. It was karoke night. I don't know if its a regular thing but its pretty loud as its done at the top of the room. Didn't really care but could annoy!!

Good and fast service. However the taste was not authentic. It is more like an Asian fusion place…read moremaking it hard to predict every time we try something new.

Best Chinese takeaway in Dublin 9. There are a few other places in the area but this place has…read morebetter quality. You can even eat in and the restaurant is always busy and nice decor. If there is a wait you can grab a pint downstairs at the Viscount. The salt chili chicken is a huge portion which is fantastic value for your money and the portion of curry we get on the side is like a tub. It is huge! I will have to try dining in and will update my review when i do! I just want to mention the staff here are incredibly friendly. They have a few people running the place then a few familiar faces that handle collections and answer phones. They are so kind and it makes the experience that much better.

Tried the €15pp all you can eat menu. It's not the usual all you can eat buffet style concept here…read more You order off the waitress & it's brought to your table, small portions mind. It's actually pretty good quality. I've tried a few all you can eat & they're usually pretty bad quality wise. Definitely recommended, fantastic value.

One of my favourite Asian restaurants in Dublin but they are quite busy during the weekend…read moresometimes so better to book in advance!

Handy chinese down the road from where we live…read more Friendly and fast service and no need to book a table. Cant go wrong for a sunday night! €150 for 5 people - starters mains and a bottle of wine!

I had ordered the usual spicebags, 3 in 1's, chicken balls, house special curry etc. from here on…read morenumerous occasions and it was all great! I came here to try their all you can eat dinner menu and I left feeling unbelievably disappointed. The good things about the all you can it is.... -It's all you can eat. -Curry sauce is great. -3 beers for €11.50 The bad things! -Some truly AWFUL dishes. Thai curries in particular. Pretty gross. -Not very comfortable. -Bright lighting. -BAD music. -No one asked if everything was OK. -No one seems to want you to actually order as much as you want. I think we were asked once if we needed anything else. €17 all you can eat. You might think this is a great deal if you want to stuff your face. I guess it possibly is if you stick to certain dishes and gorge yourself. But in all honesty I would rather pay for just a good quality main and starter and really enjoy the experience. If you want to order a spicebag or a 3 in 1 however this place is a good un.

Can't praise this place enough - myself and 15 friends ate here tonight and we had a great time…read more The amount of food ordered was crazy (what do you expect in an all you can eat restaurant??) but the waitresses were efficient and quick, and our food was quick, piping hot and tasty. I've eaten here before a few times in smaller groups and found it to be the same - and even though it's all you can eat, it's freshly cooked to order so no lukewarm food in overhandled dishes! Price wise, it's ridiculously reasonable - for 16 of us including drinks it came to 360e - 25e each which, considering the amount we ate, was for next to nothing! A definite favourite of mine, I'll definitely be back for group nights!