Indian Restaurants close to D7

Hootanany

Anyone know of a decent sit down one many thanks in advance.

Dandelion6

There's the Green Chilli in Stoneybatter (Manor Street/Aughrim Street junction). I haven't actually tried it but it's the only sit-down I know of in D7.

Hootanany

Dandelion6 wrote: »

There's the Green Chilli in Stoneybatter (Manor Street/Aughrim Street junction). I haven't actually tried it but it's the only sit-down I know of in D7.

Thats closed for months now , looks like it's getting done up at the moment anyone know whats it going to be.

emmagination

I've had delivery from Namaste Indian a few times and it was lovely, I think they do sit down as well.

Hootanany

Only Take away im sure.

chinguetti

Ruphsa on Whitworth Road. Very nice and was on Dorset Street before.

Hootanany

chinguetti wrote: »

Ruphsa on Whitworth Road. Very nice and was on Dorset Street before.

Last Take away i got from there was terrible.

Hootanany

Hootanany wrote: »

chinguetti wrote: »

Ruphsa on Whitworth Road. Very nice and was on Dorset Street before.

Last Take away i got from there was terrible.

So there is none then thanks for the help off to town it is.

David900

Sounds like I'm too late but the best Indian I've ever had in Dublin was from Bombay 2 Go. It's jut behind Porterhouse North, although I think technically its D9.

Also Spice N' Rice on Dorset Street is great but again that's D1 I think.
I'm sure both would deliver to anywhere in D7.

JupiterKid

Gill's Tandoori (take away) at Hanlons Corner on the Old Cabra Road is supposed to be amazing.

Dancor

JupiterKid wrote: »

Gill's Tandoori (take away) at Hanlons Corner on the Old Cabra Road is supposed to be amazing.

Its not. Its ok, but not amazing by any standards.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Dancor wrote: »

Its not. Its ok, but not amazing by any standards.

We've all tried it here in work, its pretty sh*tty tbh.

Hootanany

Hana Sticky Playboy wrote: »

Dancor wrote: »

Its not. Its ok, but not amazing by any standards.

We've all tried it here in work, its pretty sh*tty tbh.

Looks really dodgy as well.

Travel is good

OP, it's not looking good for a sit-down restaurant, you may as well go to town.

I know we're not supposed to be talking about take-away but The Bombay Pantry near Ashtown railway station is good.

Hootanany

Travel is good wrote: »

OP, it's not looking good for a sit-down restaurant, you may as well go to town.

I know we're not supposed to be talking about take-away but The Bombay Pantry near Ashtown railway station is good.

Had a bad experience with their take out as well.
Golden Tandoori I s ok'ish

perfectisthe

JupiterKid wrote: »

Gill's Tandoori (take away) at Hanlons Corner on the Old Cabra Road is supposed to be amazing.

It's rubbish.

There are no decent Indians in the D7 area, I've tried them all. The nearest good place is Madina on Mary Street.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Hootanany wrote: »

Looks really dodgy as well.

You should see Nemaste!.. But its turning out beautiful food.

However the OP is looking for a sit down Indian restaurant so it doesn't matter.

There's already a thread on Indian Takeaways.

Hootanany

Had a look in the Green Chilli window looks very nice inside hope it's going to be an Indian again.

FreudianSlippers

emmagination wrote: »

I've had delivery from Namaste Indian a few times and it was lovely, I think they do sit down as well.

Haven't eaten there but heard VERY good things about it. Pretty sure it's take-away only.

chinguetti wrote: »

Ruphsa on Whitworth Road. Very nice and was on Dorset Street before.

This is the one I'd recommend too... delivery is hit or miss sometimes, but as far as a sit down place in or around D7 it's probably the best.

Hootanany

Had a take away when it was on Dorset St and it was Lovely Whitworthroad was non descript. Might try Namiste been a few years since I have tried it, but again would love a sit down one.

narender

Delhi Lounge The Best Indian Restaurant in Dublin, located on Main Street, Rathfamham in Dublin 14. This delightful take away serves a wide range of classic and modern Indian Dishes for you to choose from. We recommend you sample the delicious 'Chicken Tikka Masala', which comes with tandoori pieces of Chicken in our chefs own delectable sauce. Order directly online via Jist - Eat. ie.

Our restaurant is one of the Best Indian Restaurants in Dublin, fully furnished, elegantly built and maintained in the style of Indian architecture to make you feel like you have just landed in India.

http://delhiloungedublin.com/

Hootanany

Shoo Shoo

BeerNut

narender wrote: »

fully furnished

Hate those bring-your-own-chair restaurants.

Hootanany

BeerNut wrote: »

Hate those bring-your-own-chair restaurants.

Hootanany

Anyone try Mirsh Marsala North King St just below Bolton St

perfectisthe

Hootanany wrote: »

Anyone try Mirsh Marsala North King St just below Bolton St

It's actually one of the better cheapo Indian takeaways I've had in Dublin. Really good Dhal, Channa Masala and Mushroom rice. The starters are fairly terrible though, and they use frozen veg in the veg curries, which sucks.

Hootanany

perfectisthe wrote: »

It's actually one of the better cheapo Indian takeaways I've had in Dublin. Really good Dhal, Channa Masala and Mushroom rice. The starters are fairly terrible though, and they use frozen veg in the veg curries, which sucks.

So Mains are ok whats it like to sit down for a meal.

perfectisthe

Hootanany wrote: »

So Mains are ok whats it like to sit down for a meal.

I'm fairly sure it's just a takeaway, not a sit-down. I'm open to correction on that though as I've never actually been in it, I've only ordered from there.

Hootanany

Fe kin starving going to try Namiste tonight will report back tomorrow

Hootanany

Had a take away last night excellent thanks for the heads up.

Hootanany

Namiste 2 weeks running last one was pants, Japur in town was excellent sit down that was.

jclally

Went to the reopened Green Chilli, or Kashmir as its now called, and was impressed. The place looks like an actual restaurant now, all that ****ty wood pannelling is gone. Their curries used to be too oily but everything was perfect; starters, mains and tea for 2 with a bottle of wine for 39 Euro. Can't go wrong with that

ainetravels

Thats sounds like a great deal alright, has it changed that much? Must pop down myself on Friday.

perfectisthe

I was there about a month ago, it's much improved over the Green Chile, but it still barely scrapes past average. The food wasn't that bad but I doubt I'd ever go back again.

Hootanany

Might give Kashmir another go this evening heard they have a Bollywood Burner if you can finish it its free. Anyone tried it many thanks in advance.

Degsy

The Mint Leaf in Drumcondra is excellent..it used to be Jamuna but its pretty much the same grub just with a different name.

Hootanany

That near Bertie office

Hootanany

Fxxxxxxk me this is hot:eek:

Hootanany

Its gone closed up anyone know what happened

nudger

Your joking, have things gotten this bad. Was going to give them a go this weekend.

Hootanany

Walked buy today lots of activity think its opening up again.

nudger

It's an Italian now.

Hootanany

Must give it a go miss La bella vita in Phibsboro great food in there

FreudianSlippers

Apparently there is a new (tiny) place in a basement on Bachelors Walk near the tanning place that is supposed to be good.

Schnooks

Hi Folks

Slight threadjack here, sorry

Would people recommend this place? Reviews say it is expensive and more Fusion than Indian? Looking for a nice authentic Indian somewhere close to town i.e. serves the usual dishes like vindaloo etc.

Anywhere around Stephens Green, Grafton St or Temple Bar/Westmoreland St etc would be good.

S

Hootanany

Went to Japuir very nice go for the tasting menu think its €40/€45 but you can share it. The one on Georges St is nice forget its name Enjoy