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.

Nice interior with plenty of Japanese artwork. Came here for lunch with wife and kid. Delicious…read morefoie gras and eel sushi to start. Had a fine nest beer lager. Had the fried fish and chicken teriyaki bento box...very good. Wife similarly said her version of the bento box was good. Son said the chicken katsu he had was nicely done. Friendly service. Very affordable. Go there if you are in Dublin and are in the mood for Japanese.

Went here for dinner with a couple of friends. Not bad. I had the Bento Box. Food was fresh and…read moretasty. Service was good. I would recommend you go here.

The moment-to-moment joys of eating one mouthful of sushi after another can merge into a blur of…read morefish bliss. But almost everything in the sushi in front of you is an event on its own. A piece of his sushi grabs control of your senses, and when it's gone, you wish you could have it again. The staff here are wonderful and it's great value and tasty. It's great to finally have a good Japanese restaurant in Blanchardstown.

Had a superb meal here with my sister. Food was really excellent, relaxed atmosphere, staff were…read morepolite and friendly, but didn't interrupt during our meal - a perfect balance. Would highly recommend.

Venturing out of our accommodations, we found this sushi paradise outside Dublin. Everyone tried…read moresomething different & no one left disappointed. The seafood ramen had a rich broth full of grilled seafood. My Jo sushi set was a fantastic array of maki, nigiri, and sashimi. The bento box was varied and tasty. The vegetable tempura was light, crunchy and flavorful. We can't wait to return!

This is my absolute favorite restaurant ever! It doesn't take that long for your food to arrive and…read moreeverything has so much flavor here. The spicy bag is absolutely delicious, it has the perfect amount of flavor, and the fried rice is my go to order. I am very picky with my food so trust me when I say it's good. The place is small but homey and nice and the staff is so friendly, I go there so often that they know my order by heart. I definitely recommend everyone to come here! Hope this helps

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.

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.

We had the Veggie Gyoza, Edamame, Chicken Katsu Curry, California roll , and "warm" sake. First…read moreoff, the Gyoza was scalding hot. I took a bite and it literally blistered my tongue. (Still hurts) The server should have said something. Same with the "warm" sake, too hot to even hold the serving container. Again, no warning. The Chicken Katsu Curry was bland, needed salt and hot sauce. The Cali roll was great!

Looking for Sushi near our hotel in Dublin. Found Fujiyama in Yelp. They are on the second floor…read more Fish was very fresh and well prepared.

The food is great and service is quick. I'm surprised how quick they serve orders. We enjoyed the…read morefish, teriyaki chicken and yakisoba. They uphold International standard or better. It's located in O Connell st. not so far from the spire.

Never have I ever imagined that I would get Japanese food in Ireland, but this restaurant was…read morerecommended by a Japanese person living locally. We had a fabulous dinner, on par with some of the sushi in Japan. Every bite was delicious. Best of all, Daruma had a casual izakaya feel. Here are some of the specific items we ordered and enjoyed: * Almond ebi (shrimp) * Aburi salmon nigiri * Scallops with shio butter * King oyster mushroom skewer * Toro bluefin tuna sashimi * Waygu beef nigiri * Beef short rib * Aubergine nibitashi * Ox tongue * Sashimi selection * Nigiri selection Daruma also served some of the most interesting alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails: * Kuro: sake, coffee, black sesame, black sugar, and double cream * Matcha Margarita: sake, matcha, lime, agave, charcoal, and smoked salt * Yuzu: coconut, yuzu, lemon, demurara For dessert, we had hojicha crème brûlée and it had a strong hojicha flavor. Well-done Daruma! This is now one of my most memorable meals in Dublin.

This was a pretty nice sushi and Asian style restaurant in Dublin. Yes, on every vacation I try the…read moresushi in each country to see who does it best! (Japan is number 1 so far, with Australia in 2nd, but Dublin did a good job)! The service was five star! The waitress was very friendly and attentive! We got 3 rolls to share and some edamame. The quality was pretty good and tasty! I would recommend them!

This was the best meal I had in Dublin. We were recommended to check out Maneki from the bartender…read more(Michael) at 1834 in the Shelbourne. He did not steer us wrong! The ambiance of the restaurant felt authentic. From the art to the decor to the serving trays/dishes and utensils. The restaurant has a nice intimate feel like you're having dinner with your family. We were seated quickly and our server was attentive and helpful. We all started off with the sake pornstar martini. It was really good, a bit on the sweeter side. For all appetizers we had the edamame and gyoza. The gyoza included chicken and a nice sauce. It was a nice size portion (~6-7 pieces). Both were really good. For our main dish we had the Kimchi ramen, Maneki yaki soba and the spider roll. The ramen was a nice size portion and was packed with a variety of meats. My friend said the broth was really good and spicy. The Yaki soba was a perfect portion for me. It included roasted chicken, prawns, roasted pork and veggies. It was very flavor and good. It also came with a side of miso soup which was perfect. The spider roll was massive. There were 8 giant pieces and it was tasty! I also snapped photos of our neighbors Teppan salmon teriyaki and beef teriyaki. They said both were amazing. I've seen a few reviews mention the pricing is a bit higher but it was worth it in my opinion. The portions were a bit larger than what I've experienced before, the food was tasty, the drinks were good and service was great. They also do karaoke upstairs and it was actually pretty entertaining listening to them while we ate. There is an automatic 12% gratuity/service fee included but there is a note that you are not required to pay. Definitely keeping this on my list for the next visit.

Warm and cozy ambience , deliciously warm food and a wonderful company -nothing beats that to…read moreuplift spirits on a cold and wet night. I was lucky to find this hidden gem in Dublin last week while on a trip with family . The service was great and our orders came out quickly . It was not a crowded evening . Our table had some cocktails , pornstar martini, hot herbal tea , Sweet potato tempura rolls, Dragon rolls , VegGyoza, Mapo tofu with rice on the side . Everything was delicious!! Must visit spot if you are in the city !

Eattokyo is great. We ordered the pork gyoza and it was a comforting way to start off the meal. The…read morepeppery, slightly crispy outer layer was delicious and had a little kick. The sushi was refreshing. The masku roll was delicious and came with two pieces. The spicy salmon was anticlimactic. It was simply salmon with a sriracha type hot sauce on top. The service was quick and professional. Next to the river, sitting by the window was great for people watching

First thing I had to eat in Dublin was this. I was starving and took only this one photo, but a…read moreperfect meal for a perfect spring evening. My server was so nice! She complimented me on my nose ring and that made me feel even more welcome in my first few hours in Dublin! The spot is relatively small which makes it super quaint and cozy. When I'm back in Dublin, I'm in there! Xx #yuckbangcertified