Eurasia Supermarket in Dublin

I never understand the purpose of loyalty card. There is no offer and no benefit of the card.

A convenient grocery store where you can find almost everything you need.

The food stall inside Unit 1 of Eurasia Supermarket in Fonthill Retail Park is a hidden gem worth discovering. During my recent visit, I indulged in the porota and beef, and it was nothing short of amazing. The porota was beautifully flaky and paired perfectly with the tender, flavorful beef, which was seasoned to perfection. Each bite was a delightful experience, showcasing the stall's commitment to authentic flavors. The atmosphere of the stall is crowded, yet inviting, making it a great spot for a quick meal. The staff were friendly and eager to share recommendations, adding to the overall positive vibe of the place. I appreciated the diverse menu, which offers a variety of traditional dishes that cater to different tastes.While my experience with the porota and beef was outstanding, I did notice some room for improvement in other menu items and dining space. It seems that some snacks may not live up to the same high standard as the main dishes. However, this should not deter anyone from trying the standout offerings.In conclusion, if you find yourself in Clondalkin and are craving authentic Kerala flavours, this food stall is definitely worth a visit. The porota and beef alone make it a must-try, and I look forward to returning to explore more of what this vibrant stall has to offer!

This review is for the restaurant inside Euro Asia. As a supermarket, I give Euro Asia a 5/5 rating. However, this rating is specifically for the South Indian restaurant inside Euro Asia. I rate 3/5 . I ordered dosa, vada, daal vada, vegetable samosa, chicken samosa, and masala tea. The chicken samosa, vada, and daal vada were the worst I’ve ever had, and there was a lack of sauces i asked for chilli sauce he says he doesn't have it strange. On the other hand, the vegetable samosa, dosa, and masala tea were excellent—5/5. Staff were doing their best management need to notice .

The cafe is mostly nice. Fried items are best avoided. They did not even give a bill for the chole bature.

Great selection of food from lots of countries. Many cultures foods are represented. The staff are friendly.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting EuroAsia Supermarket in Dublin, and I was delighted by their offerings. They provide high-quality halal meat and fish, along with a fantastic selection of Asian spices. The freezer section is well-stocked with kababs, frozen vegetables, chapatis, parathas, and naan, while the produce section features a variety of seasonal Asian fresh vegetables and fruits. The hot deli corner is also a great addition, offering delicious Indian food for dine-in or takeaway. Overall, my experience was excellent, and I’ll definitely be returning for both groceries and meals. Highly recommended!

Amazing products with good prices, and a great small restaurant

You can find fresh vegetables, fruits, Indian mangoes, all spices, kitchen utensils, groceries including flour, rice, lentils, Pooja items, live food counters (such as Masala Dosa, Chhole Bhature, and Chilli Paneer), as well as sweets and savoury items all in one place. Recent review(28/7/2024) Tried Samosa Chat and Chhole Bhature. Taste-wise, I loved it. The portion size was massive, too, but the dining place was compact. Hardly 12-15 people can fit. The dining area didn't seem to be cleaned much.