Really good spot, nice kind of an "introduction" to Asian restaurants before taking it up a notch in authenticity. I always just get ramen because it's hard to beat a bowl of broth. Some of the sides (gyoza/wings) are really good too. Incredible interior design! read more

I really wish this chain would more of these would come to the States! Asian fusion dishes with unique flavor pairings and ambiance that's casual and relaxing for any age, date, family or just friends night out. The alcohol drinks are a bit pricey but very good. The duck and pork belly baos are my favorite and I've never been disappointed with a dish or the serving size. I've eaten at these only in the UK and Denmark (at Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen. Try it out and you won't be disappointed. The only reason I gave it a 4 out of 5 stars is that it's a bit pricey for some dishes. read more

Wagamama - Pork belly bao - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

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Don't do it. The food was sad. Do not recommend. The US establishments led me to believe this would be tasty, but we were disappointed. Only plus, the beer was cold read more

Wagamama - Kara age (saddest I've ever had, where's the breading? The sauce was trash) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

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Used to be one of my favourite noodle restaurants. Something has changed. Smaller portions and quality dropped? Place is not as busy as it once was. So sad. read more

I crave Wagamama food every time I come to Dublin and it usually lives up to my expectations - their food is very consistent and the service is almost always friendly and efficient. This time, I had the yasai katsu curry: "sweet potato, aubergine, and butternut squash coated in crispy panko breadcrumbs, covered in an aromatic curry sauce served with sticky rice and a side salad." It's really good! The veggies are cooked perfectly in their breadcrumbs and the combination of curry sauce and rice is very comforting. The pickles on the salad are also good. They now have cocktails for €5, so I had two of them - the Wine Not and Japanese Passion - and they were tasty but a little weak. Had high hopes for the Wine Not (Absolut vodka, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, and sauvignon blanc) since I'd made something similar at home - but I think it would be better with gin instead of vodka. They now have replaced many of the older communal tables with smaller tables for groups of two or four, for those who want a more private or intimate experience. I'm giving Wagamama 3/5 "green stars" for social and environmental impact. They were in the news in 2015 when fish2fork surveyed British restaurant chains for sustainability of their fish selection and suppliers - Wagamama ranked close to the bottom of the pile. However, this was largely due to lack of transparency, and Wagamama has since provided more information to fish2fork: their prawns are from farms that practice sustainable aquaculture; their tuna is the non-threatened Pacific yellowfin (ahi) variety, and they also use tilapia in their menu (a good choice if farmed in a closed system). Fish2Fork have revised their rating to a respectable 3.5 fish (out of 5). As far as other ingredients are concerned, Wagamama still suffers from a lack of transparency. Are any of their veggies or grains sustainably farmed or certified organic? Is any of the meat grass-fed or certified humane? They don't say, and it's natural to assume not. On Glassdoor, Wagamama employees seem to be generally satisfied with their experience working there & the salary/tips are decent (they share tips among all staff). They make a lot of vegetarian dishes and have made great fruit and veggie juices for years. But it would be nice to know more about the ingredients they use - they have more than 140 locations worldwide and need to be more transparent. Interested in writing green star reviews? If so, contact me! (greenstarsproject) read more

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Part of me just wants to give it 2 stars but that's because I am comparing the ramen to ramen I have tried abroad that is far superior. But the flip side is if you don't do that how do the standards ever improve? For now I will stay at 3 until I try more from the menu. I got the chilli chicken ramen. Overall it was so very bland. Not spicy at all. The chicken although moist was as exciting as Sunday mass. The ramen was again like listening to a lecture in industrial chemistry (I'm useless at chemistry). All that said it wasn't awful, it was not overly filling and I was hungry so it filled me just right... It was food broken down to it's very basic function to give you energy not pleasure. Staff were friendly, fast and attentive. read more

Wagamama - Chilli chicken ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

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Your basic clean and friendly ramen noodle and soup bar in Dublin. Wagamama is a big chain, so don't expect anything special. The food is reliable and reasonably priced. I ordered the chili chicken ramen (see photo) and it was tasty. My friend enjoyed his chicken curry katsu. All tables are communal, which can be a plus or minus depending on your mood. Handy location underneath the St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Oh yeah, and there is free wifi:) read more

Wagamama - chili chicken ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

I loved the food until the food came and I found only 3 prawns in my noodles to which they told me is normal!!! Wow and they are charging me €14 for this. The Seating is a bit weird with this sharing bench thing going on but staff are pleasant and food is nice when u choose the right dish. I also like the fact that they assume we Irish can actually use chopsticks Because usually when I go to a Chinese restaurant (I know this is Japanese) I get handed a knife and fork and the 'Irish' menu and have to ask for the real menu where the food is much better. read more

This place is perfect for lunch! Just in front of the theatre and off St. Stephen Green shopping centre. They have a lunch menu and prices are sweet. I really enjoyed the food here. I wasn't familiar with their menu and the staff were kindly enough to go through all the spice- not spice options. And went for the chicken ramen. And Jesus, that bowl was Huge. There was food for 3 people - kidding. But 2 people for sure. I didn't order drinks as I was fine with my green tea. The ramen was very, very good. And super hot! Don't burn yourself! =) My friend had teriaki (?) chicken and looked and smelled great. The place itself is big, despite the first impression because of big long tables in the front. Plenty off comfortable seats at the back read more

Wagamama - Lunch menu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

An old favorite from living in London, I always have to visit Wagamama when i'm abroad and there's one nearby! The food is consistently good and the menu is big enough to make anyone in our group happy. Service is typically pretty good as well, though sometimes it can be a bit slow when the restaurant is busy. Be sure to order the green tea- it's free and the perfect way to end your meal! read more

Wagamama - Katsu curry and teriyaki chicken! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

Better than Yamamori, but still not great. After eating at both I decided Dublin just don't have good asian food, which I guess shouldn't surprise me that much. Wagamama is in the basement of some building, so it gets basically no natural light. You also have to squeeze onto benches at long tables, which I'm not a huge fan of. My meal was okay. I ordered chicken curry katsu. It was serviceable, but not nearly as good as katsu meals I'd had in Japan or the US. My coworker likes their ramen, so maybe you'll have better luck with that. read more

Wagamama - Chicken Curry Katsu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

food took one hour to come out. people who ordered before us got their food 20 mins before me

Wagamama is an okay restaurant but not one of my favourite places to get Asian food. I still think that Yamamori Noodles on Georges Street beats Wagamama, hands down. Wagamama's menu is pretty basic, most of it consists of noodle soups that come in really big bowls with wooden spoons. The meals are a bit pricey for what you get: a bowl of broth and a slice of chicken. The selection of fresh juices here is excellent. I ordered a carrot juice and I finished it in two gulps. From where I was seated, I saw the cook make it so I knew it was freshly prepared, none of that pre-made pitcher nonsense. What bothers me about Wagamama is the service. It feels really abrupt and cafeteria style. As the waitress takes your order, she scribbles a number on your paper place mat. About 3 different people deal with you. One person takes your order, another drops down your food and another gives you your bill. It seems disorganised and you don't feel valued as a customer. I'll probably come back to this restaurant but only in another 3 or 4 years. read more

Wagamama - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

With so many other great Asian eateries out there, my meal in Wagamama just left me cold! The duck gyoza were just awful, the dumpling part was cardboard-like in texture and the filing was on the gelatinous side - definitely one to be avoided!! The chicken yakitori skewers we had also had a strange consistency - they were very tough and stringy - not pleasant at all! Faring better was the pork dish we had that was served in lettuce leaves, but it needed more of a flavour punch to be memorable - when watery lettuce is the overriding taste in a dish, it's not exactly a good thing! The highlight of the meal was the firecracker squid, it was seasoned and cooked really well and was the only dish that I'd willingly have again - it was pretty delicious in fairness! We also had a really pushy server who kept at us to order more, which detracted greatly from the dining experience...can't see myself coming back here! read more

Wagamama - Firecracker squid...the only thing I enjoyed here!! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

Rather than going for a main, we decided to go for a bunch of starters (we had a voucher to blow on €30) as neither of us were particularly starved!! On the whole, it was okay, not great not bad but definitely not the kind of place I'll be running back to. But then I wouldn't scream blue murder about meeting someone here either if pushed to. The wok fried greens and chili prawns were delicious, the pork bulgogi was pretty good, the chicken yakitori was definitely poor and the ebi gyoza was without doubt the worst gyoza I've ever had, hands down!! Also the waitress we had was over the top pushy practically ordering the menu for us. Not something I appreciate I gotta say. read more

Wagamama - Pork bulgogi - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

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Well what a place this particular restaurant. Its actually quite hidden. hehehe. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit their. The staff, were most pleasant. I went along with a group of Vegetarians, that I'm a member of. Following is the meal I had. Cha Han yasai AND A Selection of Seasonal Sorbets When I arrived, I was greeted with a lovely smile and get this, a FREE Green Tea. I must have had about 3 or 4 Green Teas. Imagine that. eheheh. Although the price was on the high side, I was most impressed. Its actually of Japanese Cuisine. Very well laid out. The restaurant in question is underneath Dunnes Stores of Stephens Shopping Center. I asked for a Cha Han, which NORMALLY comes with chicken and Egg something to that effect, however, I was wanting a vegetarian. So I asked the waiter, what would he recommend, he recommended the above WITHOUT Egg, which made it Vegan. I was so delighted with this. I thoroughly enjoyed it. When I think about it, it is well worth the price. VERY filling. Especially with me devouring it. The dish came with as follows: Stir-fried Rice with Fried Tofu MINUS Egg to make it Vegan etc., Then after a few minutes, I got myself a dessert for about €5. Considering the amount I received, I actually thought it was very good value. heeheh. It was fantastic and so tasty. It consisted of Green Tea Sorbet; Mango; Passion Fruit Sorbet. Oh it was so scrumptious. All three were scoops. eheheh read more

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I dont know if i would give even 2 stars. I was really disappointed: - Staff was really slow and rude - Waitress spill juice all over my jacket and my scarf, now i have to dry clean them - Food was okay, was waiting foe 30 minutes - Place was dirty, toilet paper all over the main area and stairs and nobody will clean - Bill was about 40€ but i felt they didnt earn it at all. Overall experience was horrified. I would never return there. read more

Fast service but will never go back for food! We ordered chicken and shrimp yakisoba and wagamama ramen and noodles were overcooked. Taste is not good. Ramen taste weird! Stay away from this restaurant! read more

Wagamama - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dublin, D

I mean, it is what it is. There is definitely a benefit to chain restaurants like this. Mainly that you know the process and the product will be pretty much the same anywhere you go. Wagamama is no different. The menu is easily laid out and described, the food is standard and quick, and the restaurant is comfortable. In this one in particular, the wait staff are very friendly and efficient, and they've also had a really lovely interiors overhaul which makes it feel a bit more swish than other branches. Honestly I'm not a major fan of the food, so that's why I haven't given it more than three stars, but it's perfectly good and if I was around the area, I might pop in again if I was in a hurry. So, to sum it up, grand food, nice staff, stylish interior, up to yourself how important that gourmet / homemade touch (or lack thereof) is or not! read more

Average food but terrible service. Rich chicken Ramen was listless and didn't come with anything interesting. Brought the wrong wine bottle to table and delivered our two courses completely out of sync. Brought our side of rice 10 mins before entree arrived and almost refused to keep it warm for me! There has got to be better options out there. read more

The pulled pork donburi bowl is worth returning for again and again - it's laced with plum sauce and has lots of good bits like butternut squash, asparagus, and red onions. It's wonderful at 13.95 and comes with a side of miso soup. The setting is very casual in the main space - shared seating in a picnic table setting. But, I prefer the rear dining area where there are booths and softer lighting. The staff is always pleasant and they check in on their patrons pretty regularly. Also, if you are loving the juice healthy smoothie craze, then check out their offerings. If you're a healthy eater in general, this is a pretty sweet spot. What else? Brown Thomas employees get a 10% discount so it's nice to head over there for a post shift dinner or lunch! If you want to know what wagamama means, read the menu while you're waiting for your eats! read more

I can't believe I've not reviewed Wagamama's on yelp yet, I've been going here for years and I'm an old Wagamama stalwart. And like a true Wagamama stalwart I usually order the Chicken Katsu curry. It's my old reliable and I love it still. This is what I had tonight: deep fried breaded chicken (so bold), with Japanese style rice and a salad with red pickle. Yummy. The other dishes are good too. Last four times I've been there I tried something different, I made myself order something different... and all were good experiences. I like the benches and the decor. I think being able to see the whole the kitchen busily working away is a great thing and adds to the Wagamama experience. The staff are mostly nice and friendly, they don't seem to be as "too cool for school" of late. I think the birth of Dublin hipsters occurred here back in the early naughties. But I think they've moved on to pop-up chicken joints and trendy burger bars now ;) read more

TERRIBLE!! This is NOT Japanese foods. Rice was worst. Maybe they don't know how to cook rices. Curry tastes coconut.. why? coconut curry is Thai food! "Chocolate Wasabi Cake" ?! hahaha Wasabi is used only raw fish, raw meat, or Soba. read more

Though quite pricey for what it is, Wagamama was my go-to Dublin joint to bring the heat. Their chili chicken ramen always satisfied, so I stuck with it. My boyfriend explored most all of the menu and tended to favor their dry noodle dishes. They also have great freshly squeezed juices. Service is very quick, making Wagamama a great stop before heading to a show or what have you. Tables are communal, and the restaurant is not surprisingly rather loud. Still, I love that chili chicken ramen, and I am pretty sure that is about the only spicy food I found in Dublin. read more

The food is good. Really good. And a very good selection. This place falls short, however, on the service. Sunday night, not busy. Friendly greeting and shown to a seat. I ordered steamed edamame and a rice stir fry. I specifically asked for the edamame first and the rice later. The rice. And first. It was explained to me that things come out when they are ready regardless of how you specify. I think the guy honestly expected me to buy this excuse. A simple sorry we got the wrong would have been more respectable. After the food was delivered, I ate. Took my time. Stacked my plates. Waited 10 minutes. That was the next time a server came to the table after being the food. Again, the food is great. Fantastic tonics. Delicious fresh juices. But the service needs to improve to earn the other two stars. It's a shame, something so simple to get a five star review but they just can't seem to manage it. read more

I paid the equivalent of around $25.00 for a bowl of spicy chicken ramen. FYI, that usually goes for 10cents at the supermarket, if you buy ten to a pack. The servers were nice but the food was definitely not worth the price. I was high on the ramen and it didn't really hit me that my friend and I had paid $50 for two bowls of ramen. For that amount, we could have purchased 20 pints of beer, or 5 dvds, or a concert ticket, maybe two, or sponsored 50 children in some third world country. getting the idea? not me, i'll probably be back, but definitely not in Dublin, where prices are ridiculous. read more

In the foodie wastelands of Dublin, Wagamama is a valiant effort in bringing Japanese cuisine to the masses. I have grown up with Japanese food in CA, and have lived in Osaka for 1.5 years, so I think I have some knowledge of what proper Japanese food is. The interior is slick, modern and angular. Upon descending the stairs, you are greeted with counters that serve as visors into the cooking staff. From here, you can, if you so wish, glimpse at how the chefs prepare your food. The bathrooms are clean. The queue moves fast here. The wait staff are peppy, though it took a while to flag them down for a water re-fill. If you need something quick and decent I think Wagamama fits the bill. So let me elaborate on what I mean by decent. The ramen is mediocre. The two most important components are not the toppings--which are indeed laid upon generously and sloppily--but the soup broth and the noodles. The broth was weak, and its MSG laden flavoring reminded me of instant noodles. The noodles broke when I bit into them (there was no resistance). I have also tried their fried rice which I also found to be better but somewhat dry. I also find the the prices are way too high. The over €12 price for most main dishes is not in concert with the quality/quantity of the food served. In conclusion, Wagamama is an uninspired restaurant that serves something "like" Japanese food. I know that I shouldn't expect the same quality as Japan, and perhaps Wagamama is trying to serve its own spin on Japanese cuisine. Nonetheless, I was disappointed. Other restaurants such as Yamamori serve something closer to what I think of Japanese food, and at a better price and quality point. read more

Not amazing for the money, stylish place and lovely staff though! It was kind of a dine and dash experience, if I'm brutally honest my meal was quite plain and not of amazing quality, nor did my friend's look much better, which would have perfectly suited the speed and time had we not been charged what I would expect to cover a much nicer restaurant meal. As I understand it, this place is great on certain evenings for students as it offers deals and bargains etc, not somewhere I would be overly hasty to visit again however. read more

The last (and only) time i went to wagamama was probably about ten years ago with my family, in London's Strand restaurant quarter. I don't remember what i ate, but i remember i really enjoyed it. Interesting, then, that i waited so long to go back to this Japanese chain restaurant, which has locations all over the world. This time, i was with some friends. We were grabbing a bite to eat before going to watch a friend of ours perform on stage in a local singing competition. The restaurant was bustling but we got a seat soon enough. I was absolutely famished and so ordered to gyozi duck dumplings, a bowl of cha han and a bottle of tiger beer. The dumplings were served with plum sauce and were the perfect accompaniment to the rice dish. The cha han was a huge portion of brown rice, shredded chicken, prawns, sweetcorn, mushrooms, mange tout and spring onions. It seemed like the bowl was bottomless, and it was so good that i could barely get it into my face fast enough. I always like to use chopsticks in asian restaurants, but there was a moment where i seriously considered using the spoon they had provided, to facilitate the frenzy of shovelling that was going on. In the end i decided that i had a better chance of retaining my dignity - and not alienating my friends and everyone else in the restaurant - if i stuck with the chopsticks. As delicious as the cha han was, i simply could not finish the bowl. Luckily, i was with a group of lads who gladly took up my offer to share the leftovers. As they finished up, i enjoyed the remainder of my beer and cursed myself for not treating myself to Japanese food more often. Luckily, two of my friends gave me the gift of sushi for my birthday last month - they'll be treating me to a meal at yamamori at a time of my choosing. But that's a whole other blogpost. My meal at wagamama came to just about €25, which i think is not bad considering i ate enough to feed a small family. Domo arigato, wagamama. read more

Not a bad lunch spot due to their lunchtime menus - 10€ for a good sized portion of food and cheap appetizers. It's pretty decent quality too; not the epitome of authenticity but tastes great and consistent, with nice portion sizes for mains. Service is typically good although you do occasionally have to flag the server down for water refills or the cheque after the food comes out. I haven't had the cocktails so can't speak to those although they look quite nice! Food comes out fast though which is again perfect for a lunchtime stop if you don't feel like fast food but aren't willing to spend ages at a sit-down place. Nothing mindblowing here and wouldn't be one of my top lunch places but definitely a good back-up option. read more

I love this place. On descending down the stairs you always feel you've entered some holiday destination, or some hidden alcove part of Dublin. It's in a basement, there are no windows that look outside, the decor is modern, minimalist, the lighting is dim, the kitchen is open, there are long wooden benches where everyone is seated together, full of families and young people, the place just has a really cool atmosphere. The food is tasty too but still pricey as it was in Celtic Tiger times. I always get the chicken chilli men "stir-fried marinated chicken, courgettes, red onions, green and red peppers, mangetout and spring onions in a chilli sauce made from chillies, ginger, garlic, onion, tomatoes, lemongrass and sweet red peppers. served with soba noodles". It's delicious, and spicy and fresh but also costs €14.25 a plate. €15 for a plate of noodles and chicken is definitely on the expensive side these days, so it's more of a treat. It's a cute place for a casual first or second date. Very relaxed, service is brisk, and the food and the vibe are top notch. read more

I'd have to agree with Ruth on the pricing, it's a little expensive for what you get. Having said that I'm in the place quite a bit. The chicken katsu curry is my current favourite, followed in close second by cha han, a rice bowl with chicken, prawns and mushrooms. It's also available in Vegetarian option for the non carnivores. Chicken ramen gets the thumbs up for two of my friends as well. It's not a sit down for hours type of place and you'll probably end up hearing your fellow diners conversation, but the communal dining thing makes a change and it's great for a quick bit on the go or on the way somewhere else read more

Back when smoking was still prevalent in all establishments, Wager's has always been my go to place to eat without inhaling second hand smoke. It was hip back then and still is. Simple decor, service is fast, even with a queue out the door, you will always get a seat. If I can't think of anywhere to go in the evening, Wager's is always top on my list. Food is consistent. Great for groups, young children, or dinner for two. read more

Came here around six thirty this evening - the food was lovely however the service was lacking. The young man who served us really made us feel rushed, interrupted our conversation and whipped the plates from under us virtually as we swallowed the last bite. We got the impression that the staff are given instructions to get people to eat it and beat it - that would be fine if it was a cheapo fast food type place but it's not cheapo fast food prices so we expected to be treated with a bit more manners. I don't think we'll bother going back, plenty of restaurants closeby for in or around the same price where customers are not made to feel like they are under pressure to get out. read more

After all that festive fayre, I must be on an Asian cuisine buzz! Tonight's hotspot was chosen because my friend and I both wanted "healthy, with lots of vegetables and no turkey or stuffing in sight". Oh, and warm! The basement setting was particularly inviting amidst the windy, rainy streets of Dublin. As was the promise of steaming bowls of ramen soup! We wolfed down chilli beef ramen and a bowl of extra chillis (no extra charge). We shared perfectly al dente stir fried greens and light, crispy tempura prawns with a delightfully zingy sauce that tingled the tongue like spicy popping candy. Seeing as we were drinking Chinese tea and tap water (this was offered - nice touch!), the whole bill came to less than €50. There were even cheaper options with one main, a side dish and a beer or wine for under €16 per person, so a great choice for the budget conscious. As an extra surprise, we each received a voucher for a free fresh juice or Kombucha next time we buy a main course during January. Kampai! The only thing I would have changed was the amount of kids running around and the lack of hanging space. Still, you know what you're getting and the food is always quality. I'd recommend choosing a little later than 7pm though, if you don't want to feel like youre surrounded by oompa loompas. read more

I see a lot of kvetching about the prices - try going for the lunch special, which includes a full-size portion of a main (small but decent selection) and one drink for €9.95, and sides are priced at €3. It's good Monday to Friday until 5, and the complimentary drinks include peach iced tea or even a glass of Tiger. Not bad, eh? The atmosphere's somehow both more and less formal than I anticipated: I came in my gungy gym clothes after a workout and felt somehow underdressed, but was still surprised to see the waitstaff scrawling numbers on the paper placemats. Seating is at long communal tables but servers come to you to take your order. Mixed messages, but not bad. My chicken gyoza were perfectly fine and I liked the flavour of the dipping sauce they came with. The veggie and tofu soup was large and filling; it needed the soy sauce and chilli oil which were provided at the table. Veg were nice though the tofu was too chewy for me. I know this isn't authentic Asian by any stretch, but heck - when you just want a noodle soup, Wagamama will do. read more

We are regulars here of an early Saturday evening. Our recent trip was the first after the venue's recent makeover (which is nice, and creates a few slightly more private areas). We found the service to be friendly and efficient as always and the food 100% consistent with our previous experience. Great spot for a quick, moderately-priced bite. read more

I absolutely love Wagamama! The food is good, especially the White Chocolate- Ginger cake for dessert, and reasonably priced for Dublin. Like Ruth, I love the Chili Chicken Ramen and even though I've tried a few of the other mains as well I keep coming back to it. The fresh juices are fab as well. One downside though is that you can't pre-book tables and it tends to get pretty loud at times so not ideal for a date, but if you just want to have dinner with a few friends its perfect. The staff are generally friendly and so far no one has kicked me out for making a mess by trying to eat with chopsticks. read more

Wagamamas has the prize for my favourite place to eat in Dublin. Relatively healthy food, that really can blow your mind *thinks about the squid*. The €20 3 course meal is an absolute steal, while it doesn't have my favourite Original Katsu Curry on there, it has loads of pretty nom options. I would recommend this place to anyone. read more

So i visited Wagamama for the first time in ages as in general i've just found it to be quite an average place by comparison to some of the other Asian places we have in Dublin. Finally they served me a dish that changed my opinion on that! Cant remember the name on the dish but it was a beautiful pulled pork, brown rice, pumpkin, some pumpkin seeds & a few other veggies. Very tasty & the textures were very interesting! Still not earth shattering, but a definite improvement on average! We visited at lunch hour which is obviously a very busy time for the restaurant, meaning they had a que for tables that went up the stairs & to the front door of the place. So rather than hanging around to chat we said we'd head on relatively quickly (this was 1:15 we decided we were ready to leave). We sat with our coats on until 1:23pm waiting for the bill, so i decided to pay at the till. At this point i figured that you must have to pay at the til since the wait staff were so busy. Went to the till where the guy clucked & hummed about me supposed to pay at the table & when i explained i couldnt wait anymore he decided to let me pay. I explained we wanted to split the bill (3 main courses & 3 drinks between 3 of us). He asked me how we would like to split it... Err in three?? He then explained that we could only split the bill if we were all paying by card which i still dont fully understand. Anyway, would probably have been 3 or more stars had the service been better but i can safely say i'll stick to the other asian restaurants around Dublin before this one! read more