Discover the top Asian restaurants in Dublin, which I have personally visited and enjoyed, and which provide a diverse selection of delectable cuisines and unique flavors.
Dublin, recognized for its rich history and lively international environment, has enthusiastically embraced the essence of Asian cuisine. The city has a wealth of Asian eateries that appeal to every flavor and whim, from scorching street food carts to exquisite fine dining venues.
We’ll stroll around the city’s biggest neighborhoods, uncovering hidden gems and established favorites that reflect the best of Asian flavors available in Dublin. So be ready to have your taste buds fascinated as we explore the top Asian food outlets this city has to offer.
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10 Best Asian Restaurants In Dublin
1. Thai Spice
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Thai Spice is one of my favorite restaurants in Dublin, and I’ve been there five times! It serves genuine and modern Thai food prepared by our Thai head chef Sompong Sopradit, who has worked in both Thailand and Ireland for over 30 years.
They make sure that I may have real Thai food on my travels by offering a vegan menu for people who wish to taste fresh tofu and veggies blended with tasty and spicy Thai sauces.
Thai Spice strives to provide the finest quality cuisine and service, ensuring that everyone enjoys a distinct and authentic flavor of Thailand.
They are open for launch from 12 to 2:00 PM Monday through Friday. Tuesday through Saturday, 4:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Monday and Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for dinner.
Price range
- $7.16 – $24.80
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Cuisines
- Thai
Features
- Parking Available
- Accepts Mastercard
- Accepts Visa
- Serves Alcohol
Highlight Meals
- Gang Dang/ Red Curry: $17.08
- Ped Yang: $24.80
- Prawn & Calamari in Garlic Pepper: $19.29
- Noodles in Satay Sauce: $18.19
2. Red Torch Ginger Dublin 2
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Red Torch Ginger Dublin 2 is a Modern Eatery that serves delectable Thai cuisine, artisan beers, unique cocktails, and beverages from across the world. They provide all of this in a comfortable environment with pleasant service and a welcoming atmosphere.
Their extensive menu is competitively priced. We ordered their famed Set Lunch, which came with a starter, a main course, and a drink.
Each afternoon from 3:00 PM to 5:45 PM, they also provide an Early Bird menu. It comes with an appetizer, a main meal, and coffee. They can be found in the heart of Dublin, between Temple Bar and Grafton Street.
Tip: If you want to immerse yourself in the ambiance of this restaurant, I recommend purchasing a Club membership. When clients register via the Club Red Online method, their perks Club Members receive exceptional perks.
Price range
- $11.57- $49.60
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Cuisines
- Contemporary
- Asian
- Thai
Features
- Seating
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Serves Alcohol
Highlight Meals
- Asian Duck: $28.11
- Panag (Chicken): $27.50
- Phad Thai (Duck): $19.29
- Nasi Goreng (Prawn): $27.50
3. Musashi Noodles & Sushi Bar
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Musashi is regarded as one of Dublin’s best Japanese restaurants. They have six locations in Dublin and serve a colorful combination of traditional Japanese and Thai food. They provide both takeaway and indoor dining.
In Dublin, I hadn’t visited many Japanese eateries, but this was one of my personal favorites. The price is reasonable when compared to many others in the area.
Sushi is always prepared fresh to order. Aside from experiencing the difference, I am certain that every time I dine at their Sushi, I am eating wonderful sushi of the highest quality!
Price range
- $10- $35
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Late Night
Cuisines
- Japanese
- Seafood
- Sushi
- Asian
- Healthy
Features
- Delivery
- Takeout
- Reservations
- Seating
Highlight Meals
- Salmon Hosomaki: $8.81
- Cucumber Nigiri: $4.30
- Sake – Salmon Nigiri: $4.63
- Maguro – Tuna Nigiri: $6.60
4. Chai Yo
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Discover Chai Yo Restaurant, the home of live Teppanyaki cuisine in Dublin. As the chefs chop, dice, and prepare up a storm on the grill, this interactive experience is sure to excite. Visit for a little entertainment and culinary theatre on any holiday, 7 days a week for either lunch or dinner.
We arrived at 2:00 p.m. on a Friday with no appointment and were seated right away. The dining area was already rather crowded. The staff is really friendly, and we are pleased to modify the dishes to meet our needs; they are quite accommodating.
If you’re a genuine fan of Asian cuisine, like me, I recommend arranging a seat in their lovely basement dining room, which features a fusion menu of favorites from Thai street cuisine, Sushi, and Hong Kong’s market-based food.
Price range
- $8.27- $30.86
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Drinks
Cuisines
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Asian
- Thai
Features
- Delivery
- Takeout
- Reservations
- Private Dining
Highlight Meals
- Hong Kong Duck: $29.76
- Mixed Seafood Volcano: $24.25
- Crispy Chilli Shredded Beef: $20.39
- Spicy Green Beans: $22.04
5. Banyi Japanese Dining
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Banyi Japanese Dining is something of a hidden gem. Banyi Japanese & Sushi restaurant is easily accessible in the central area of Dublin city center as well as is ideal for meals and nights.
Set meals, bento boxes, and a la carte selections are available. It is also a good idea to pair your meal with traditional Japanese beverages.
We arrived without a reservation on a Saturday afternoon and were warmly welcomed. We got sushi and a salmon bento box, which were both fantastic. It is worth every penny!
Price range
- $8.27- $18.74
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Cuisines
- Japanese
- Sushi
- Asian
- Healthy
Features
- Delivery
- Takeout
- Reservations
- Seating
- Street Parking
Highlight Meals
- Gyoza (Chicken): $8.27
- Yaki Soba: $15.98
- Dynamite Ramen: $17.08
- Sashimi Platter (10 pcs): $13.78
6. Pho Kim
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Pho Kim is a family-run restaurant in Dublin that provides Vietnamese food. They provide fresh, genuine Vietnamese cuisine and are widely renowned for many of our dishes, but the most famous Vietnamese food that they serve is the Pho, which is located in the center of Dublin City Centre.
What I enjoy about this restaurant is that they can accommodate vegetarians, vegans, and gluten-free guests. They provide wine, beer, and Vietnamese coffee.
They are open from 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm Monday through Sunday, and from 12:00 noon to 11:00 pm on Friday and Saturday.
Price range
- $4.41- $20.94
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Cuisines
- Asian
- Vietnamese
- Soups
Features
- Takeout
- Seating
- Highchairs Available
- Serves Alcohol
Highlight Meals
- Mon Xao Satay Tom: $20.94
- Pho Dac Biet: $18.74
- Pho Chin: $15.98
- Special Satay: $20.94
7. Neon
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Neon Asian Street Food is a place to eat on Camden Street in Dublin’s southside. The restaurant aims to serve Vietnamese and Thai street cuisine in a comfortable setting, and it also offers delivery to certain Dublin postcodes.
Diners may even choose their complimentary dessert ice cream cones at the restaurant. The restaurant offers a variety of wines and specialty brews.
When we came, it was crowded, but the staff was able to accommodate us. The environment was lively in the nicest possible manner, and the meal arrived swiftly. I got the vegetable stir fry, which was amazing!
Price range
- $6.89- $34.72
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Late Night
Cuisines
- Asian
- Thai
Features
- Delivery
- Takeout
- Seating
Highlight Meals
- Veggie Stir fry: $16.20
- Pad Thai: $16.75
- Prawn in Ginger: $16.75
- Crispy beef and cashew nut: $16.20
8. Zakura Izakaya
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Zakura Izakaya is Dublin’s second Zakura location and one of my favorite sushi places in the city. The quality of the sushi is consistent whether you order it to go or eat it in the restaurant.
The people and service at Zakura Izakaya are fantastic, and the sushi is always delicious. It was also just named the finest sushi restaurant in Dublin.
They have an infinite supply of green tea and I enjoy their hand-rolled Temaki containing crab plus cucumber.
It might be possible to get a table for one or two people without making a reservation, but I suggest doing so to prevent disappointment. Because it is a tiny restaurant, the chairs fill up quickly.
Price range
- $6.89- $22.04
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Cuisines
- Japanese
- Sushi
- Asian
Features
- Delivery
- Takeout
- Reservations
- Serves Alcohol
Highlight Meals
- Teriyaki Soba (Beef) : $21.49
- Teppan Teriyaki (Tofu Steak): $18.52
- Chicken Ramen: $18.19
- Tuna Sashimi: $10.14
9. Taza
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Taza is well-known for its award-winning cuisine and ambiance. Their menu is comprehensive, with plenty of options for meat lovers as well as a diverse vegan area.
Pakistan is recognized as a vegetarian refuge, but Pakistani cuisine also happens to be rich in vegan alternatives to sample, making Taza a terrific destination regardless of your dietary needs. Taza offers both delivery and dine-in options.
The attention to detail, the level of craftsmanship, and the way it is presented of the cuisine are all outstanding. The greeting and acknowledgment on arrival, as well as during the event, are unparalleled.
Price range
- $7.72- $55.06
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Drinks
Cuisines
- Indian
- Asian
- Pakistani
Features
- Reservations
- Seating
- Serves Alcohol
- Free Wifi
Highlight Meals
- Seafood Platter: $55.06
- Dumba Champ: $31.91
- Taza Beef Masala: $26.40
- Bhuna (Prawns): $27.50
10. The Mongolian Barbeque
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The Mongolian Barbeque in Dublin City’s Temple Bar is a pleasant, healthful restaurant with a variety of combinations and options. This is a culinary experience unlike any other.
Popular for its laid-back environment, guests may select between the Feast Menu, which comprises three courses, and the buffet. Depending on the meal, customers may return to the buffet as many times as they wish to pick an individual creation.
Every course of fresh meat, veggies, or fish is presented over steamed rice, decorated with herbs, and dressed with sauces of choice. Food can be prepared to meet the requirements and tastes of persons with allergies or vegans.
Price range
- $7.61- $24.80
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Late Night
Cuisines
- Barbecue
- Asian
- Mongolian
Features
- Seating
- Serves Alcohol
- Free Wifi
Highlight Meals
- All you can eat lunch: $19.73
- Early bird: $21.93
- Snickers Cheesecake: $7.61
- Banoffee: $7.61
Final Thoughts on Asian Restaurants in Dublin
Each restaurant caught not just my taste senses but also my heart, from the tempting fragrances to the stunning displays. I found myself immersed in a tapestry of tastes, textures, and customs, each dish a monument to Asia’s rich culinary legacy and artistry.
As I conclude our research, I invite you, to visit these beautiful establishments for yourself. Allow your senses to appreciate the subtle aromas, fresh food, and warm hospitality offered by these places.
Believe me when I say that the experience is more than just dining; it is an expedition through tradition and culinary skills.
Hi, I’m Christine – a full-time traveler and career woman. Although I’m from the Philippines, my location independent career took me to over 60 countries for the past 12 years. I also lived in 4 continents – from the Caribbean, South East Asia, Africa and now in Europe. But despite living in several countries, my love for Ireland remains the same. A country that had been a part of my life since I was 14 because of my love for Irish music and bands. Ireland Travel Guides was born because of this passion and hopefully, in some little ways, this website will be able to help you on your next trip to Ireland.