Good World Restaurant in Dublin

Lovely meal or with old friends. Great venue for a catchup over good food

Very noisy and busy Cantonese restaurant, but it is obviously one of the most traditional and authentic place for tasting Cantonese food particularly Dim Sum. They even serve dim sum in the evening which is always a plus.

Another great night have been here many times . I will be back . Love their food friendly staff .

For all I had Dimsum in Dublin, this one is the best.

The dim sum was delicious, but I remember the serving size being a bit small. Still recommend!

The allergens on the menu are wildly wrong. Ordered dishes last night which had no nuts or peanuts listed in allergens but came down with nuts on or in them. Food which didn't contain nuts, which I could have, was tasty and service were friendly, but how a place this established is getting away with not listing allergens is crazy. Disaster waiting to happen.

Classic dim sum with good portion sizes.

Friendly staffs, food delivery are quick and nice quality.

We enjoyed a great dim sum meal of sticky rice in lotus leaf, prawn and pork and mushroom cheung fun, prawn and vegetable dumplings, and turnip cakes at Good World. The person who waited on us was very nice, and the food came quickly. The atmosphere was also pleasant. But I have one large criticism: you absolutely do not greet customers entering your restaurant with a frown, then ask if they have a reservation — when there are empty tables clearly visible in the restaurant. A frown is NEVER the way to greet a paying customer in a restaurant. I have no idea what the frown was about. I did notice that we were the only non-Asian table in the restaurant, which was fairly full when we went to Good World. Next to us was a nice couple, with the wife being Anglo and the husband appearing half-Asian. He had grown up in Hong Kong, he told us. We stood out as the only non-Asian table in the place — and all the more reason to make us welcome, it seems to me. P.S. Food was so good that we tucked into it right away and I didn't think to snap a photo until one sole cheung fun, part of a sticky rice bundle, and a piece of turnip cake were all that was left.

Been going here for 15 years plus.. ive tried a lot of places and this place is probably the best place in Ireland for dimsum and other authentic chinese dishes. Atmosphere is always good, very peaceful and calm. Especially at night. Staff are very helpful and accommodating. Price is similar to every other good chinese restaurant around town but its probably one of the cheaper ones overall. Don't expect it to be a cheap dining experience but the dimsum is worth it. I recommend calling to book a table for dinner as it can be busy for walk-ins as you'll be waiting for a bit for a seat.