anyone sick of sambos?

pclancy

Anyone got any good suggestions for takeway luncheon fodder around baggot st/stephens green areas? Im sick of sambos and rolls, are there any cool places that sell noodles or oriental style stuff around the area? hot or cold? Got some nice noodles from gerards the other day but fancy something new...

Anti

McDonalds, BurgerKing and supermac's

Heyes

Im not sure how far down baggot street you are but if nearer the stephens green end, run up to wagamamas for something nice and quick.

seamus

Govindas. Large Mixed Plate. Heaven.

cornbb

Do you have a microwave at work? Make your own food at home and bring it in for lunch next day. Stir fries, curries, stews etc. You won't go back!

MiCr0

there's a sushi place opposite tesco @ the stephens green end of baggot street

Miss Fluff

It's worth taking a walk to Baggot Street and checking out Donnybrook Fair. They have a noodle bar and the food is just amazing. I went there myself at lunchtime, I have one of the worst hangovers ever and I nearly wept with joy. The nosh is second to none and they have a huge choice of salads and other stuff too.
http://donnybrookfair.ie/lunchspecials.aspx

Malteaser!

Heyes wrote:

Im not sure how far down baggot street you are but if nearer the stephens green end, run up to wagamamas for something nice and quick.

i was just about to suggest there! that place is gorgeous!!

mikedragon32

Sushi King, Orange Square on Baggot St. Lwr.

Govindas on Merrion Row, next to Bagel Factory, also Merrion Fare do nice lunches, eat in or take away.

Itsabagel on the lane opposite the gates to the Taoiseach's Dept on Merrion St. is great too. Nice salads, if that's your thing (wouldn't be mine).

National Gallery does some nice soups every day.

Wrong forum for this too! Take your pick of the Dublin Forum or Food & Drink.

Anti

Wish they did noodle stands, i used to love them in LA.

biko

pclancy wrote:

around baggot st/stephens green areas? Im sick of sambos and rolls, are there any cool places that sell noodles or oriental style stuff around the area?

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TerrorFirmer

To answer your posed question - nope. Eat them everyday, same filling, without fail. Sometimes for both lunch and dinner. Never gets old...

Alter-Ego

Ya can't beat a good sangwich, so ya can't.

Karl Hungus

Yeah, I'm really sick of those ****ing sambos!

unreggd

Personal pizzas in dunnes! amazing!

carbonkid

Foleys is alright for likes of a toasted sambo or something like that. Cant remember its name but theres another pub just a lil further up from foleys (away from stephens grn) that does a really good cheese n bacon baked potato

pclancy

Orange square was nice yesterday, cool soupie noodles.

Gonna try donnybrook fair today Must absorb hangover from thursday pints.

cournioni

Alter-Ego wrote:

Ya can't beat a good sangwich, so ya can't.

Huh hoe!

stovelid

Start making your own lunches and bringing them in with you. Cheaper, tastier and more choice.

Fanny Cradock

seamus wrote:

Govindas. Large Mixed Plate. Heaven.

Seconded. Great value for money

If you can get a space to sit I recommend Cornucopia on Wicklow Street. Hummus plate with a salad for 6.50. Yum. Or 4 amazing salads for about the same.

Don't mention meat in the place lest you get a beating.

Cafe Ire is also excellent. It's in Temple Bar near the Central Bank/ Music Centre.

copacetic

Karl Hungus wrote:

Yeah, I'm really sick of those ****ing sambos!

was actually wondering why this thread wasn't locked until I clicked in and
it wasn't what I thought it was.

Ah, the young and innocent

00112984

Donnybrook Fair is great. The #13 wrap with cheese (no tomato) is my favourite. They do a lovely cold paprike chicken and fruity couscous thing too. Yuuuum

Binomate

Cross the river and go to the Epicurean Food hall or what ever it's called. Lower liffey street.

There's also that place on the street perpendicular to the North end of Grafton Street, can't remember what it's called. Nude or something. Great value for money and great food.