Top North Indian restaurants in Dublin 2, Ireland

The food was very nice we went here for my younger sisters 7th birthday and she loved it I really enjoyed the tandoori prawns and I hope to come here again and I really recommend getting the mango lassi as it is full or flavor if you ever have chance to visit pickle I really recommend it 10/10
Duaa

Cool Indian joint in the city. Cool atmosphere. Wonderful staff. Great place for a date night.

Love the goat pao dish - one of the so few places in this country that serves goat - and how delicious they do it.

Other dishes - choley batoorey and chicken tikka - were delicious too. And the gulab jamun was juicy with pistachio sprinkles and raspberry toppings.

The staff remembered the candle on the desert to mark the occasion ;-)

The food is 10/10. Every time I'm here it always blows me away. the service is the perfect, there was so many staff all with right amount of attentiveness. The atmosphere is warm and homely and relaxed. We booked at the start of Sept for the start of Dec. and still couldn't get the time we wanted. For the meal it is it's very good value. I've had some very average hotel restaurant food at this price point. We'll be back again and again.

We recently dined at this Indian restaurant and once again, it didn't disappoint. The vegetarian thali was not only delicious but also had a generous quantity—enough for two. Despite the slightly higher prices, it's worth the culinary experience. We've been regulars, and the consistency in quality keeps us coming back. The kulfi faluda from the dessert menu was a delightful end to the meal. Booking in advance is advisable, given its popularity. Highly recommended overall.

Its the most popular restaurant in Dublin for Indian food. Even locals visit this place a lot. I have been traveling from last 4 weeks in Europe but I could not get proper Indian taste food so far. But this restaurant had finger licking amazing taste. The staff is very friendly and you will enjoy food with good conversations here. In my next trip to Dublin, I will must visit this place again!

Authentic Indian food place. A bit expensive but good value for money. The slow cooked lamb was a revelation - tender, juicy and flavour rich. The starters - aloo tikki and prawns also had a good blend of spices and tasted amazing.

It’s a fine place but you’d expect more. The food is mostly well thought: intriguing interpretations of familiar and original dishes. However, the execution of recipes is disappointing: some things are overcooked, others are simply average, and quality of ingredients remains unclear. In addition, on the level of ideas there are some questions too: noodles with ice cream are offered for dessert. Even though this might be what people in the region enjoy, it needs to be interestingly rethought to be served in a restaurant. The staff and atmosphere are very nice. Overall, a good place with important pitfalls.

Generally good. Had the tasting menu. Dishes 1-4 were excellent, but dessert (pear) was a bit off. Was expecting kheer or kulfi or something more Indian.
Service was OK, plenty of table touches but softly spoke and hard to hear.
Atmosphere is good, but aircon beside the kitchen is very cold.