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 Fiery East Asian cuisine |
14 Bath Avenue Sandymount Dublin Ireland +353 1 660 5572 |
A spicy melange of the Philippines, China, Spain and Indonesia is on offer in this new and attractive southside restaurant. The menu provides an interesting spin on Asian cuisine, with warming and rich coconut and lemongrass influences jostling alongside chicken with black bean sauce and zingy seafood dishes. The dining room (upstairs, with wooden floor and orange walls) is equally warm and colourful and service is friendly and attentive. In all, this is a most welcome addition to Dublin's restaurant scene. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City-centre Chinese |
7 St. Andrew Street Dublin, Leinster Ireland +353 1 679 2988 |
This city-centre restaurant is intimate with two rooms seating 30 apiece. Downstairs, you'll find an à-la-carte dining room while upstairs is a buffet area where an all you can eat menu. The lighting is as soft as the music, and reasonable prices make this a handy place if you fancy a spot of good Chinese food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent Chinese food |
88 Donnybrook House Dublin Ireland +353 1 283 0522 |
Furama remains something of a local institution in Dublin, producing good and authentic Chinese cuisine that never fails to satisfy. The restaurant is situated in the upmarket south Dublin district of Donnybrook, close to green Herbert Park and to the many fine hotels in this part of the city. It offers a wide range of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes to suit most tastes and pockets. A good choice, then, for a pleasant night out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious dim-sum |
18 South Great Georges Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 677 5373 |
Extremely popular with Dublin's Chinese community, the Good World offers quality cuisine. It's not fancy and it's not trendy, but one can always be sure that it's authentic. Reportedly home to the best dim-sum in the country, you will also find unusual delicacies like duck's feet or steamed tripe on the menu. Late-night food is unusual in Dublin, which is another bonus-point for the Good World, as if it needed one. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Western-style Chinese |
13 Wicklow Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 677 2580 |
The Imperial lies in the very heart of the city-centre and provides estern-style Chinese cuisine at a very reasonable price. Dishes include steamed sea-bass with ginger or glutinous rice in lotus leaf. Sunday lunchtime is the best time to visit, when members of Dublin's Chinese community abound. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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