Badam Indian and Nepalese Cuisine in Dublin

Nice albeit small restaurant serving great tasty food. There appeared to be room for approximately 16 diners. Long (but not too long) and narrow with tables on one side. Situated under the DART bridge on the corner but we didn't hear or notice the train go overhead. Now and again we got car headlights beaming in as they rounded the corner but they weren't annoying. All in all a worthwhile venue if you like Asian food whether spicey and hot or not. We will be back but don't know when.

Very intimate place. Food was absolutely amazing

This place stole my heart !! The quality of food, this is not a usual Indian Restaurent, the food is fresh and delicious !! Staffs were friendly and helpful thus felt like I ma eating at my own place with so much comfort !! Strongly recommend you all to try and you will know why it is so famous !! Food, atmosphere and ambience has a perfect match hence making Badam experience a unique experience!!

The BEST chicken butter masala I’ve ever had in my life!!! Take away portions are huge! Everything from Badam is so fresh and tasty. 1.000 out of 10

This is the smallest restaurant I have ever eaten in. It sits 14 persons. Do not let the size put you off, it is FANTASTIC in every way. I have never had such delicious food. The restaurant is Indian & Nepalese Cuisine. I had the Prawn Korma, it was just gorgeous. I don't remember the names of all the starters my friends & I shared, each was so Yummy. The staff were professional, friendly and couldn't have given us any better service. I will be returning often. Reservations are a must.

Badam is very small only seats 14 people but it's cosy and it's food is full of big flavours. Me and my 10 friends have rated it food the best Indian & Nepalese we have ever tasted. The flavours and taste is high end cuisine. We will be back.

One of the best Indian meals I’ve ever eaten; incredible flavour profile, well balanced, generous portions and simply delicious. I spent 3 years living and working in Mumbai and I can honestly say this was as good as any of my favourite restaurants.

Got food for collection after people recommending this place but honestly would never go again. Staff was lovely but not helpful when asking about menu as this was first time I didn’t know what to order in terms of too spicy etc and they weren’t very familiar with menu. I was told wait would be about 20 minutes but ended up waiting 40+ minutes to which some food ended up being cold. Very disappointed.

it's not often I give 15/15 but wow. I had seen Badam on social media and quickly booked a table for 5pm last Saturday. Quickly because they only seat 14 people at one time. We arrived and were seated be a lovely young lady. The room is decorated very tastefully and is small but not intrusive. As we looked through the menu we were given some poppadoms and delicious dips. For starters we had the sweet chilli Scallops and the tandoor king prawns, they both exceeded our expectations both in presentation and taste. An absolute fabulous start to our meal. For mains we decided to share the baruchi lamb curry and the butter masala chicken with basmati rice. Both dishes were outstanding and full of flavour. There is no rush between courses and you are well looked after by the polite, friendly and attentive staff. I had a beer with the starter and we shared a bottle of Chardony with the mains. The bill came to €123 which is reasonable for the level of food and service. Overall we both thought it was a fabulous experience and value for money. I would not hesitate to recommend this quirky but fantastic little gem. We will definitely be back soon.

Highly recommend! The food is amazing, melt in the mouth. Their vegetarian/vegan food is fantastic. The staff where so friendly and would do anything for you. It's a very small place, but I'd call it cosy.