Arisu in Dublin

Arisu is always the place to go for either korean bbq or just korean food

The food was delicious! For groups I would recommend the Korean barbecue sets. I’ve been here multiple times and they never disappoint.

Good experience. The food was average. The miso soup was very tasty. The service was quite pleasant and very attentive. We ordered all the meats to try; the chicken came marinated and was delicious, as was the beef. The pork belly wasn't seasoned.

Korean food is not my cup of tea, but the food was great and the attention was good too. I totally reccommend it!

The food was very tasty. I recommend the bulgogi for the Korean BBQ; I also had the chicken, but it wasn't as flavorful. I found the sides too small. There should be more salad and rice, but you have to pay extra. They should also be more generous with the kimchi.

Very unique experience in Dublin, offerers KBBQ and other alternatives, portions are generous and service is quick, the food never disappoints!

Delicious Korean BBQ. We shared the set menu and we're delighted and stuffed afterwards

It wasn't worth more... €85 for two. It wasn't worth it. We ordered the sharing BBQ; the marinated meats were good, but the sides were far too small (the leek salad was practically nonexistent). €4 for kimchi, which was about two teaspoons... Otherwise, the built-in grill in the table was great. But I won't be back for a Korean BBQ.

You don’t expect a queue at a Korean restaurant on a Tuesday night in Dublin. But there it was—thirty minutes, easy. The only place on the street making people wait. That’s usually all the review you need. Service was chaotic. Loud, fast, slightly unhinged. Exactly how a Korean restaurant should be. Nobody was rushing you out the door, though. The food came when it was ready—hot, unapologetic, and generous. Authentic flavors, proper portions. The kind of meal that keeps the table quiet for a few minutes at a time. Soju helped. It always does. One bottle turned into two, then another round of dishes that nobody had planned on ordering. There’s sushi on the menu, which feels unnecessary here—but I’ll let it slide. The Korean food is the reason you come, and it delivers. Great value, great energy, and worth the wait. Every time.

Good food and tasty vibrant flavours and large servings, especially with the noodles. Interior/decor could probably do with updating and the seating arrangement and layout could be rejigged. Service was a bit disorganised and some staff unable to answer some straightforward menu questions but could've been new and probably not so much of a criticism it'd should you off. BBQ menu definitely needs to be expanded though and was surprised there was no 'KFC' on the menu. The Soju fruit wine and the Korean plum wines are VERY expensive for the small 500ml bottles too, especially when you know how much they cost in your average Asian supermarket. All round though, good food, reasonable enough pricing for the most part and a relaxed environment to sit, chill and eat good Korean food.