Really nice place. Food was very good. Awesome atmosphere. Highly recommended. You have to get…read moretheir Irish coffee.

Imagine this, all of the people you like the most in one place! It is the foundation of a good…read morenight. Now I don't sing because I don't want people to run screaming and covering their ears but my friends have lovely voices so we went here to karaoke, it started at 10 and was a bit delayed by the band that was playing, this was not an issue as liquid courage was required anyway. My friends rocked the singing and many others graced us with their sass and singing the only thing I would say is that the DJ took a very long time to pick people and would hold long breaks between songs, which is not normal for a karaoke bar it should be going a bit faster in my opinion. Another thing that could be changed to make the place better is that it was SO HOT! Not after we started drinking but from the moment we walked in, it was almost unbearable. Anyway all in all good service and a fun night! If you like karaoke this may be the spot.

Had a lovely evening here yesterday, where we got to take a step away from heavier meals and went…read morefor a lighter and a bit different approach of dining in Dublin. Overall the food was enjoyable! I absolutely loved the oysters. The mignonette was to die for and was a unique spin I hadn't had before. It felt like an oyster shooter, which made the value seem all the better. For our main course we split the sushi for two platter. It had sashimi, a few different roll options, and nigiri as well. The classics were great, and the rolls were interesting! The only thing I didn't love was the mayo on the tuna roll. Aside from the food, the service was a bit mixed. Everyone we interacted with was fantastic, but service was a bit slow and there had been items added on our bill that we didn't order. Easily fixed, but that took a bit more time. If you want a solid sushi dinner though, I definitely recommend eating here!

As a lover of all things Asian cuisine, I've very rarely gone more than a week or so without…read moreenjoying a delicious Asian entree. So it should come at no surprise that after 2 days of eating nothing but traditional Irish cuisine, my Asian food cravings started to set in. Walking down the streets of Dublin on a Wednesday night, we saw like 15 people enter the Ukiyo Bar at the same time and wondered what al the fuss was about, so we went in. I am so so glad that we did! The menu was priced perfectly for the quality and quantity of food you're served. The food was also super fresh! We ordered the Gyoza, the ramen and the kimchi fried rice. Every dish was jam-packed with fresh veggies and the perfect amount of spice. I was in heaven! Ordered a table sake and a Sapporo that were also really enjoyable. I would recommend Ukiyo Bar to locals and tourists in the Dublin area. Loved it!