Worth the hype! Let's just say it was approximately 5 days into my Ireland trip and I was sick of…read moremeat and potatoes. I desperately needed some variety. I had heard of Miyazaki because their sister restaurant, Ichigo Ichie, has a Michelin star. While Ichigo is expensive and difficult to grab a table at, Miyazaki is more affordable and offers both takeaway and dining in their small seating area. I've also heard that you can also take the food to go and eat it at O'Sho, the pub across the street, as the two spots have a partnership. I asked for the staff members' recommendation and she said the Hake Don was her favorite. I took her suggestion and enjoyed the fried whitefish over white rice with cucumber, green onions, sesame seeds, and a delicious sauce. I was lucky enough to grab a stool and eat there but the place quickly filled up as the night continued. I would definitely recommend adding this place to your list when visiting Cork. I was impressed to find such amazing Japanese food place (in Ireland of all places???) and would totally return if I'm back in the area.

miyazaki is a small restaurant with a few counter seating options that offers takeaway. they were…read moresold out of a few things around 7-8 pm, so if you really want something consider getting there earlier. there was a line to order when i arrived, and we had to wait about 30 minutes for our food, but man was it worth it. we ordered the chicken katsu curry and pork katsu curry (one of my favorite meals of all time) for takeaway. the portion sizes were great and the chicken was breaded beautifully. the curry was flavorful and included some veg. my partner lived in Cork and this was his favorite place. it is authentic and everything is delicious.

A great modern Japanese restaurant. Friendly service and very dish we tried was exceptional. We…read moretried five of the small plates and then a couple noodle dishes. My favorite was probably the katsu, perfectly fried with an excellent flavor. I also really enjoyed the warm noodles with shrimp as well as the tempura, though everything was great.

They are a pre fixe menu so you must make reservations. Phone ahead. They turned me away since I…read moredid not.

Decent Japanese food in Cork! We went on New Year's Day because there was not much open and we…read moreenjoyed it. We ordered a few sushi rolls, pork dumplings, noodles, fried rice and kimchi fried rice. Mostly everything was very good, but I would skip the dumplings and kimchi rice in the future. The service was fast and friendly and the restaurant itself was very cute. Definitely visit if you're in the mood for Japanese in Cork!

Nothing particularly special here. Noodles bland. My chicken upon noodles had 4 pieces of squid in…read moreit and I don't like the taste. White rice hard.

Excellent sashimi and very friendly service. It was perfect for a family lunch for four people.read more

I have been to Wabisabi a few times now and I love the food here. It is located in the city centre…read moreand it easy to get to. You will have to go upstairs to get to the restaurant and is not wheelchair accessible. The staff are ok, not very chatty.

Really good flavor. If you are craving good Asian fusion, this is the place for you. You will not…read morebe disappointed . Try Khao pad and firecracker . The only thing is they don't have any actual ramen Because apparently no one used to order it

The food is amazing here and so cheap ?! The 6 before 6 is a bargain and of course the free ice…read morecream at the end is just fabulous

The best chocolate cake I ever ate was here…read more Can be a bit hit or miss.

Save my visits for special occasions. Outstanding food in quirky dining area. Tasting menu is…read morehighly recommend if funds allow. One of the top 3 restaurants in Cork city.

If you're really hungry and limited for options, Ramen is a place to go. But if you're expecting…read moreramen (as in Japanese hand-pulled noodles), be careful what you order. The menu offers only one ramen bowl, which I think is a travesty bordering on deception, given the restaurant's name. The "ramen" is some sort of rice vermicelli in a tomato broth, so I was thoroughly disappointed. Stir fry and pad thai were tasty but not the Asian taste I was hoping to find. Also be prepared to open the wallet a bit. It wasn't all bad though; all bowls were made with fresh vegetables, and the self-service soft ice cream is exactly what you expect it to be. Stars for decor, ambiance, bench seating, and Wi-Fi (when it works).

We were craving for some Asian food so We ordered ramen which was more like fried chow fun!read more