Inviting Thai restaurant in the heart if Kilkenny. Some dishes were very salty. Most were bang on…read more Service was quick and friendly. The kitchen was also quick and kind to remake a dish that had been input incorrectly. Ask about the cinema ticket special on Tuesday nights.

Very nice restaurant just off the Main Street…read more I had the Teriyaki Duck Donburi it was very good with just a hint of spiciness. The pickled ginger on top was a nice contrast to the rest of the dish. Others had lamb shank, Isaan roast duck, and yellow curry. Everyone thought their meals were very good. None of us finished all of our meals because there was lots of food. Also each lunch item came with a scoop of gelato or sorbet. Very nice touch and very good.

The restaurant is not just only Thai food but food from all over Asia…read more The food is fantastic and completely different then any other Chinese restaurant all the ingredients are fresh and tasty, the spices and sauces are like nothing you have had before pleasure on a plate. The atmosphere was enjoyable and relaxed and the staff were always ready to help. I would highly recommend it and hope many people enjoy it as much as I did

Trying to avoid the overpriced set Valentine's menus that are offered in most places, we decided to…read moreeat at Geisha's in Ashtown. A Pan Asian restaurant with live music on weekends and an extensive menu covering everything from Teriyake dishes, sushi, curries and thai stir fries. We had the Choo-Chee duck (spicy in a red curry sauce) and the beef teriyaki. The flavours were really nice, only my beef wasn't the best quality beef. Although absolutely packed, the service was very good. All staff was super friendly and attentive and I would most certainly eat here again.

Staff are very nice... Place is fabulous…read more.. We has sushi to start... Crab rolls & duck rolls... Both lovely but duck rolls are the nicer of the two... For main we had Japanese grill... Chicken comes with three breast pieces, beef with two pieces equally quite large... Also you get soup, veg, rice & sauce... Delicious... Too full for dessert but dessert menu looked mouth watering... Geisha is very well priced, staff are friendly, very efficient... Our glasses were always full... Definitely will be back...

Very disappointed ordered yuk sung. Tasted awful arrived in a long tray was only 1/3 full never…read moreagain.

Arrived here Sunday lunchtime to find the place absolutely hopping with a long queue waiting for…read moretables. Wow I thought, Clondalkin really knows how to do Sundays. Turns out it was Chinese New Year and they also had a 40th on. I was grateful for the good atmosphere anyway. The lunch menu here is 4 courses and costs a ridiculously cheap €11.90 for soup, starter, main and ice-cream. You'd pay more for a takeaway. If you want to get the Dim Sums though the other posters on here are raving about and which nearly every Asian person had on their table you will have to order them separately from the Ala Carte. Our food was good and our Dim Sums were definitely 4 stars. So why 3 star rating? Turns out our 4 course meal was only a 2 course meal. They forgot to bring out our soup and ice-cream. We were so full we didn't mention it, i'm not really a bowl of ice-cream type of person (unless there is jelly in it, then you're talking) and the place was so manic we could kind of (just kind of) understand it.

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.

By the time we arrived here I was way past hungry. Yep I was hangry! Despite this, the beef curry I…read moreordered did not wow me. The beef pieces were dry and not enough (read- stingy). Definitely not the curry that I know or am used to. The plating was pretty though, but I dine with my other senses too not just sight. Toilets are downstairs, so I suggest a visit there first before going up. Hand hygiene is key. Parking was ok and free, though it was shared with other businesses in the area, we found a spot straight away.

I used to Love wagamama, today the ramen was so disappointing, the broth still decent but the park…read morewas mince meats tasting horrible with an 18 euro price tag. Please get back on your feet and serve high quality fresh food, I do not mind playing a bit extra for it

The selection past the security gates is not amazing so the food court outside in terminal 2 is…read morewell worth a visit. I love Diep as a takeaway so decided to grab dinner in the airport one before my flight. The menu isn't as extensive as the takeaway ones(although that's to be expected) but there is still a nice bit of variety. I opted for the nasi goreng and the portion was very generous. The chicken skewers were a little dry but I did arrive just before closing (it seems to shut at 7.30pm) I have once seen a passenger manage to sneak a Diep curry onto a plane through security but I'm not sure I'd risk trying that! They do takeaway so you can grab it on the way home too

For Airport Food this is class! Why did nobody write a review yet?…read more I love Diep anyways, would never have thought I do actually like to stay a bit longer at the airport just to grab a snack before going home...yeah - this happened now several times, Diep instead having to do Foodshopping after arriving from travels :) why not!! Service is not extremely fast but the food is freshly made and delicious and they are usually very busy also! Worth a try are there Duck Pancakes, their Currys and soups! I actually didn't have anything bad here... The view is obviously not that great, but if you like people watching - plenty of options to do so here :) and they have free wifi also (from the airport) So next time you depart or arrive here in Dublin - try it ;)

The service from the host/manager was great, we were seated in a busy area and he came and asked us…read moreif we wanted to move when something opened up to be more comfortable, the food was yummy. The garden and other portions of the place were not open but the main dining room was pretty lively and loud.

We came in after the hours online showed open until 11:00 pm and made an 8:30 reservation. We were…read morerunning late and called multiple times to let them know so but no one answered the phone. When we arrived we were told the kitchen was closed but the table next to us was very clearly still ordering. Staff was not friendly, which was frustrating to only offer service to select guest even though everyone's a paying customer. The food was good, but the best part was the mixed greens- absolutely delicious and I still think about how tasty the sauce was. Three stars because extremely disappointed in the service.

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.

The meat there is tasty and of good quality. The chips can be a bit hit-and-miss, but generally…read morethey are lovely with a bit of salt. My two favourite options are the battered cod and the grilled chicken wrap, they are both lovely. Their milkshakes are the best I have ever tasted, and I would definitely recommend!

I find it funny that one of the most tradicional Irish foods is an Italian chipper. But you can't…read moredeny that chipper food is one of the best in Ireland. If you're looking for chipper food them Romayos is probably one of the best in Dublin, but don't take my word for it they were actually voted the best chipper in Ireland. They have a really good site and app so you you don't need to wait in line you can just order on line and pick it up or they will even deliver. My favourite thing on the menu is the fish and chips but they have a really big menu so you're sure to find something you like. Price wise they are fairly average for a chipper but they do different meal deals every day of the week which are really good value.