Mardyke wrote: » There was a Lal Quila in Ballincollig that morphed into Coriander. Same gang I assumed. They are also the same gang as Spice of India in Bishopstown, I always thought.
Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: » No, that's Coriander now, separate to the old Lal Quila which had numerous health and safety breaches. I rang Coriander before asking this as Lal Quila was still on Just Eat with the Douglas address.. and they told me not to order from Lal Quila, as it was someone else using that name with Coriander's address, according to the guy on the phone. Weird.
sporina wrote: » yeah!!! Sober Lane reopens this weekend!! #getyourgoujonson :p:D:D
fin12 wrote: » Is electric going to open up then so and Arthur maynes. Arthur maybes do nice tapas style food.
rob316 wrote: » Maynes belongs to Benny, Sober Lane and Electric are Ernests
igCorcaigh wrote: » Dumplings!https://doubleeight.ie/?fbclid=IwAR2GlFjpD3hQg09in7NQxL5Ig0ouwTRYKPMPtODR9zh4R10-nvcP5SRUs2o#menu South main Street. Where wagamama used to be? I'll take those Dan Dan noodles for a fiver though! Smacked Cucumber! Dumplings! Yum.
the beer revolu wrote: » Looks greatt. Very limited menu, though.
igCorcaigh wrote: » Very limited. I wouldn't be into the desserts either. And I'm not going to pay €3.5 for a vithit. But, dumplings... I loved the dim sum in YMY. But a bit pricey.
the beer revolu wrote: » I hadn't looked at their desserts. Yeah, not a single temptation there. We stopped going to ymy a couple of years ago - it just seemed to disimorove anytime we went. Much bigger selection of dumplings, though. Anyway, will try it and must give the pierogi place a go, too - although some pierogi can be a bit heavy and stodgy, I find.
igCorcaigh wrote: » I haven't had any takeaway food during the pandemic though. I dunno. Seems odd. If I can't sit down in a place, I'll just make my own dinner, thank you. But, dumplings...
the beer revolu wrote: » Pretty much the same. We've had Iyer's a couple of times as it's very close to us, we love the food and wish to support but if they ever offer seating again the takeaways will end for us. I grab a Jianbing on occasion but that's eaten on the street. Like you, I just don't get takeaway at home and I hate all the packaging. Oh, I lie. We've had fish and chips at home from sea salt.
igCorcaigh wrote: » Oh, how was Sea Salt? Similar quality to the Fishwife? I love Iyers too, used to go there most Saturdays. I just wish he shaked up the menu a bit. It's a little samey (are you listening Gautham?)
Augeo wrote: » Hopefully Ernest heeds the message from the Taoiseach that people should forget about takeaway pints .......... having the Peace Park like a Beer Garden was a joke.
Augeo wrote: » Eh the weather was similar a couple of months ago and fookloads were bothering with takeaway drinks kid.
fin12 wrote: » Ya thanks , that’s why I’m thinking if sober lane is opening, good chance electric will. Id murder one of their hollaback girl cocktails.
fin12 wrote: » Sorry all the above do takeaway food. Nobody is bothering their h*le with takeaway drinks ....................
Augeo wrote: » You seem keen on a takeaway drink though
sporina wrote: » I dunno.. i just saw about Sober Lane on FB... I know that Naturally Nourished started back this week too ... i really like their food for lunch from time to time