Cook-Your-Own-Food Restaurant Dublin

Toots

Hey guys,

Just wondering can anyone suggest a restaurant in Dublin where you can cook your own food at the table, like those Korean BBQ ones where there's the hotplate in the middle of the table, or the ones where you put the food into a big pot of broth. It would be for dinner for 2 adults and 1 kid - doesn't necessarily need to be the sort of place that provides crayons at the table or anything, but just one that actually allows kids in.

Many thanks!

blue_blue

Han Yang on Parnell Street or Arisu on Capel Street do Korean BBQ. Not sure who does shabu shabu.

Toots

Thanks! I'll check those two out

JupiterKid

Anywhere that does that “steak on a stone” gimmick is basically offering a cook your own steak dinner.

odyssey06

JupiterKid wrote: »

Anywhere that does that “steak on a stone” gimmick is basically offering a cook your own steak dinner.

And if you like your steak done medium or longer, you are cooking yourself along with it

neris

Is the mongolian place still open in temple bar

MartyMcFly84

Is the mongolian place still open in temple bar

It is. Not I really not sure on its Mongolian Authenticity

You select your raw ingredients and it is cooked for you, rather than you doing the cooking yourself.

Toots

It's the one where you cook it yourself that we're after, figure it'd be a bit of fun for the little dude. It turns out Arisu also has a branch in Rathmines which would be handier for us to get to. Going to ring and try to book for Sunday evening.

L1011

I believe the Drunken Fish in the IFSC offers this, it may be chef at table stuff though. All the upstairs tables have extractor fans for cooking to be done at them.

coleslaw

Toots wrote: »

It's the one where you cook it yourself that we're after, figure it'd be a bit of fun for the little dude. It turns out Arisu also has a branch in Rathmines which would be handier for us to get to. Going to ring and try to book for Sunday evening.

i heard the one in rathmines closed down,sorry

AMKC

Is there not a posh place on O'Connel street. Sure I was in one there a few years ago and they had the steak on the hot plate/stone. It was delicious. Can't remember the name of it now do.