The best Bubble tea so far quick and handy access while im waiting for my bus in O'connell upper…read morethe best is friendly staff.

From the owner: Milk Tea Fruit Tea…read moreBlended Tea Hot Drinks

This was a cool find! As the name implies, it's an Asian…read moreMarket. It was a nice little market with some cool food items! It reminded me of the shop we have back home. There were plenty of Asian snacks and ramen! They also had a good selection of household items and cookware.

I found this amazing Asian market on my last full day in Dublin. Oh how I wish I'd discovered it on…read moreday one. I was told there are plenty around, but this is the one I went to closest to the Temple Bar area. They had any and everything you'd imagine from snacks and seasonings to meals and plenty of cookware. I like to try a variety of international snacks whenever I travel out of the country, this time was no different. It's become a satiable and exciting experience for me over the years. I hope to return someday and explore this Asian market even more.

Came here for lunch today…read more They have a lot of different bubble teas, including non-milk teas (which is great for me since I'm lactose intolerant). I got the kumquat tea with the tapioca bubbles and it was delicious. The menu here is pretty big. There are dishes appetisers, main courses, and desserts. There are dishes from Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines, Japan, China, and Thailand. It's a little overwhelming, but variety is the spice of life, right? I went for the Taiwanese Braised Pork with Rice (though you could get noodles instead of raise). The pork was delicious, and practically melted in my mouth. The dish came with a miso type soup beforehand, so between that and the bubble tea I left pretty stuffed. The cafe itself is decorated really cutely. The had lots of little Easter bunny stuff out (cause it's Easter). The honey toast looks pretty delicious. That'll be my next order at Mosa.

I had a very nice matcha milk tea with coconut jelly yesterday. Pity that I had a big dinner before…read morecoming to Mosa so could not try their food but will try their next time soon!

Came to Dublin and a friend told me about this bubble waffle ice cream place so of course I had to…read morego. I did have a bit of trouble finding it because the sign for the place is SO SMALL!! Spent maybe about 20 minutes walking around until I finally spotted it. I've added a picture so maybe it'll be easier for everyone who sees this. They have many different flavors for the bubble waffle but since I'm a chocolate person, I went with the chocolate dream. I would NEVER pay $10 American dollars for ice cream but this one is worth every penny! The waffle was made to order and I got to see him make the waffle and the rest of the cone. And when I say this thing is huge, it's HUGE!!!! Definitely got my $10 worth! Haha!! The taste......20 out of 10!! The waffle was so soft and fresh. The chocolate ice cream.....no words for how good it was. I'm not usually a fan of other flavors but this actually makes me wanna give the other ones a try. I strongly suggest making a stop here and getting a bubble waffle. I promise it'll be the best $10 you'll ever spend!!!!!

The place is primarily a waffle/crepe, milk tea, and desserts front, and we did had a good bowl of…read moresweet milk with jelly and taro balls. But read carefully and you can see two stores in one place: Bubble Waffle Factory (for the sweets and milk tea) and Street Food Factory (for savory options). The street food menu consists of a small but signature menu of beef brisket, beef tripes, and wonton noodle soup. And as a Cantonese, I had to say the quality exceeded my expectations. The beef briskets and beef tripes were braised thoroughly, super tender, rich flavor of spices and seasoning, while the texture of respective parts remained spot-on. The broth base also had great flavor. Portion size was good for the price. For the wontons, they were a bit smaller than the ones I had in another Cantonese place, and they seemed to have small or no shrimp inside, but the intense flavor of minced pork and the bouncy texture suggested the stuffing was of great quality, and the wrap was thin enough to melt in the mouth while also resilient enough to keep the wonton intact. My only wish would be that the noodles would be less runny and bouncier. But overall, I was very satisfied with this place.

A rather crowded Vietnamese eatery in the Caple Street, came in on a Tuesday evening and the place…read morewas packed with diners. Couter order, cash only, find your own seat. Had a large beef vermicelli. Vermielli was a bit on the thicker side, tasted alright. Beef portion was quite generous and the beef tasted like a good quality product with fine lean texture. Had the spicy broth option and gotta say the broth was too spicy, not on the pleasant side, pretty much like it was drowned in sriracha. Overall an OK place for a quick meal.

This was the first meal we had when we landed in Ireland. We wanted something on the lighter side…read moreversus the heavier Irish meals/pub food around. This place came up on Yelp and on Google as highly rated. I am sad to say that I am thoroughly disappointed. The service is the typical fast joint quick service type of environment but with friendly people. The disappointing factor was on the food itself. The flavors were completely off. The bun bo hue tasted like a basic bland bone broth that they universally used and added maybe a small dollop of what is supposed to be bun bo hue flavoring/essence. It tasted nothing like bun bo hue or smelled like it. If they offered shrimp paste, it wouldn't even have made a difference. The satay on the table didn't even save the dish. The hu tieu reminded me of a broke college student living off of instant noodles but making 1 packet stretch to 2 bowls. It lacks so much flavor and all of the table condiments made no difference. I will say I liked the noodles but everything else was just a bowl of sadness. Now the banh mi... The bread was super stale and my mouth was extremely tired from just eating half. I could not get past the staleness to even enjoy what was inside. Overall this was edible. My friend ordered the grilled pork rice plate. Side note they don't and can't do an egg with it. The meal itself looked really sad and not appetizing. I can't even compare this place to a cafeteria quality type of meal because this was probably one of the worst meals I've had in a very long time. Granted the items were edible, but if I had a choice I would've not eaten it.. but I did pay for it and I don't like wasting food. At least the noodles were cooked correctly and I wasn't eating a bowl of mush. Overall this place is very disappointing for the food, skip it. The people here are friendly-ish and accommodating (they let my friend practice and work on her Vietnamese when ordering the food).

The restaurant is great for exactly what its name implies. Quick Chinese style street food…read more Dumplings and spring rolls were great. Some more vegetarian options might be nice but the service was fast and friendly and the decor more fun than expected for this kind of place.

Good food and service! Enjoyed ambience and vibe of the staff. Was visiting Dublin with friendsread more

Very impressive. Authentic flavors without the super greasy US twist. The best side street Dublin…read moreAsian spot yet.

We attended Duck for the first time to celebrate Chinese New Year with a special private dinner…read more The restaurant was offering a private family style meal celebrating all things pork (year of the pig) for up to 10 people. This was easily one of the best eating experiences that I have had in a very long time. The private dinner was a lovely, intimate experience and a great way to celebrate with friends. The food was out of this world! Easily the best and most authentic Chinese food that I have had in Ireland. I was genuinely surprised to find such amazing Cantonese style food in Dublin. Alice took amazing care of us and dazzled us with her knowledge of Chinese food and Chinese history. She was a very sweet and gracious host. This may have been my first time at Duck, but I can guarantee you that it will not be the last!

Only tried their bubble tea. The tapioca is boiled to the right temp and gives the chewyness that a…read moretapioca ball should have. They do use the powder form for the flavors, just an fyi. They have the sushi burrito and other hot foods but i did not get a chance to sample anything. Cute little place, it has 2 tables for inside seating.

Ordered online a California Dream and I was very disappointed about it…read more The size is far from a real burrito, it's tiny, wouldn't make it as a light dinner. Flavour was very plane, nothing really to be surprised about. As a side note, they also sent the wrong order. Considering that is almost 10€ there is no way I would order this again.