Came here on a Wednesday lunch to try this Cantonese style Chinese restaurant. The restaurant has a…read moremain menu of classic Cantonese dishes and a dim sum menu. I chose to focus on the dim sum options. Ricerolls with beef: rice rolls were slightly tougher than expected, but had good smoothness. Beef seemed to have been cooked with water chestnut dices, had a bit of refreshing crispy mouthfeel. Shiu Mai: pork stuffing was a bit too fat and fluffy, though the shrimp tasted bouncy and nice. Pork ribs and chicken feet steamed rice: a double whammy of two classic dim sum items with rice. Seasoning was good, though again I wish the pork ribs were leaner. Beef meatball with sliced bean curd: big, bouncy, seasoning was perfect. best thing about this dish, the waitress knew to serve it with Worcestershire Sauce, the classic "fusion" style of having it. Overall: 4-4.5 stars. Some improvements would make it much more desirable, but it is a good place to try out Cantonese style dim sum.

The food here is legit. If you're craving proper Chinese food in Dublin, you can't go wrong with…read moreGood World.

Ordered pot stickers and panko shrimp and was delicious!!…read more Very quaint interior with bar tables and dining tables.

The short version: I loved my meal so much I ate here twice on a 7 day trip…read more The long version: A friend who lives in town had been dying to snag a table since Lucky Tortoise opened. They always keep space for walk-ins and we were able to snag a seat for just enough time to have the All In for 2. You essentially get small plates of EVERYTHING on the menu to share, and for €20 per person, we figured why the hell not? The food was delicious from start to finish and absolutely worth the gracious price point. The service was quick and friendly and we were walked thru each dish as it arrived. The portions were perfect for the two of us and we left full and happy for a night of drinking whiskey around town. When I came back on my own for the second time, I was both thrilled and surprised that the All In for 1 was a massive amount of food for one person. The first few dishes had similar servings sizes as we got for 2 people, with the dumplings and onion pancake being halved. Again, I ate very well and was entirely ready for the rest of my night out after. Now: this is NOT traditional dim sum, but it's still fabulous dumplings and related small bites. I could eat an entire jar of the kimchi on its own. The peanut slaw is unusual but tasty. And now I'm writing this review I don't remember what it was called -- but it was a toasted dumpling of some kind with pancetta???? To die for !! Things to know: they'll never have a phone number and, like much of Ireland, the hours online are generally a suggestion so plan to either book a reservation online or swing by and poke your head in. The dining space is VERY small, so be prepared to get cozy with your table neighbors.

Food was great, between a group of four, we ordered so much food but was able to finish everything…read morebecause we missed Asian food so much and had quite an appetite! So glad to have found this place during our travels. It was crowded when we arrived, luckily we had reservations. Service was good, they were very busy but still were attentive to us when need be. We ordered 2 of their dumpling dishes (pork and shrimp); spicy cucumber, crispy pork, sweet and spicy chicken, stir fry green beans and stir fry beef. We managed to finish everything lol. Flavor and spices were great! Price was decent as well. Def worth the price! Seating was a little crowded but it felt cozy. There's no parking lot/structure for the restaurant if you drive a car. You need to park at the qpark structure or find close parking nearby.

It's changed names but we found it in the same location. It's apparently now called Bullet but…read moreit's almost the same menu. Authentic and tasty but skip the kimchi dumplings. Not that good. We also got pork bone soup which didn't have much flavor but was good on a cold rainy day. The prawn wontons with chili oil, roasted duck, crispy pork belly and pak choi were all outstanding and I would get those items again. Good service. Tiny establishment. Ok average ambience.

Was craving for some Chinese after feasting on seafood and fish and chips all day . This place was…read morepacked at night when we went and surprisingly it was not too expensive. We ordered their homemade dumplings which was boiled dipped in a special soy sauce. Veggies, beef, seafood, pork were all very good. Saw many folks ordering their hotpot which essentially is a boiling clay pot with veggies and your choice of protein . Tea and beer were reasonable. Simple decor and just table and chairs laid out. I do recommend this place if you're looking for delicious Chinese food without breaking the bank!

Best genuine Chinese we've had in Dublin. Heck, it's probably up there too if it were in LA…read more We were famished after a 2.5 hr movie at the Savoy on O'Connell and Chinese places were the only ones still open at 10:30pm. It's what we would've wanted anyway, but by the time we walked over, it was 10:45. There was only 1 other table still there and we were still greeted warmly, as we sheepishly popped our head in. We were presented with Chinese menus, which were not an issue for me, but my husband doesn't read Chinese. No problem, they had English menus as well. I noticed that the Chinese menu had a lot of 家常菜 or 'homestyle dishes', (at roughly 14-20 Euros) which are usually meant for sharing as a 4-top, or a family. Therefore, they're a bit more labor intensive and is not just a stir-fry/takeout menu. However, on the last few pages, there were smaller individual dishes at around 7-10Euros, and that's what we went with as we didn't want leftovers and wanted to eat quickly and turn in. As shown in the photos, we got 2 noodle soups and they turned out huge!!! I got the 3 seafood with mushrooms rice thick noodles (三鮮菇米線）while hubby got the beef noodle soup (牛肉麵). They didn't skimp on the meats, seafood, or the noodles. We devoured everything in roughly 10 minutes and polished off the pot of tea plus some lamb skewers by 11:05. The staff didn't seem bothered that we had overstayed closing time, and were still very courteous. I may be biased bc I very much love getting stuffed on noodles and soups, but this was one of the best meals I've had in Europe.

Everything is delicious , and service so good. The dim sum…read moreis the best I've ever had. Strongly recommend.

From the owner: Mr Đinh Restaurant is located on Dublin City Centr - 101, 102 Capel Street, Dublin 1…read moreWe are pleased to serve to bring you the best of Asian cuisine.

Nice area near Temple Bar and Trinity College. Intended on dining at a different place nearby but…read morewhen we saw that it was empty, walked around a bit. Lots of choices in the area. Saw this place was busy and after checking Yelp, stepped on in. We were seated right away. Pleasant hostess and server. Tried the chicken satay appetizer. Good portion of chicken with a mild, but thick, peanut sauce coating the chicken. I tried the garlic pepper chicken. It had fresh, well cooked veggies with a light sauce. Chicken was ok. Came with white rice but should have ordered the fried rice for more flavor. Son ordered the Pad Thai and the portion size was good. Not bad, not great. Solid four stars.

An amazing Asian food spot for some hot and spicy food on a cold winter evening! We were visiting…read moreour son few weeks ago and would pass this place while exploring the city . Finally we booked a table to check it out and were not disappointed!! The food and drinks are delicious and so was the ambience . Definitely recommend this spot if you have not already checked it out .

I always make a point to go here when I come to Dublin. Excellent food. Very authentic Szechuan…read moreChinese food. Service is excellent. Decor is nice.

Service was poor, slow and disjointed. Food was bland, I had…read morethe crispy beef in ginger green onion and it had no flavor. The other 3 at our table also had the same issue with their food. I'm sure there are better Chinese restaurants in Dublin.

Solid Chinese food joint just outside of Dublin. Good service. Fast, nice, attentive…read more Good ambiance. Dark furnishings promote a quiet, authentic experience. Food...solid. The cumin beef was especially flavorful.

Absolutely delicious and incredible food. And I saw many other tables get dishes that looked…read moreamazing as well. We shared the duck pancakes and some potstickers. We also the shared the chicken cashew dish. All very well served and high quality. Delicious overall!

This is a great little Chinese - real authentic and so tasty…read more It's just a small place - it can only fit around 40 people. I always get the impression that it's family run. Whether it is or not, they staff are lovely. One thing I love about Chinese restaurants is that you can always tell if it is a good, authentic one or not - simply by the people in there. If there are a lot of Chinese people eating in here, chances are it's a very good sign. Needless to say, there are always a lot of locals in here, and this totally does the place justice. But my favourite part of the restaurant is the little gold cat in the window that waves its arm up and down all day long. I always make the hilarious joke that it must be 'so tired from all that waving.' Ha...not!

If you happen to be in the neighborhood and need a Chinese food fix, this place is okay. The…read morerestaurant is clean and the decor is simple - nothing fancy. There is a flat screen tv that seems to be on perennially airing the latest news/talk show from Asia. I caught a few minutes of a somewhat scary talk show in which a guest was discussing her love of arson, but I digress. We ordered a lunchtime feast of dumplings(bargain at 2e for 10 and they were edible, too). I was not a huge fan of the slight curry powder taste, but they were okay. We also had a good scallion pancake, Kung po chicken and noodles with pork. Everything was decent quality, but the waitress warned us that the Kung po was spicy - we said "bring on the spice". How disappointed we were when there was not a red pepper flake or chilli in sight. The ingredients were fine, the dish was fine, but expectations were dashed.