Hoi Wun Chinese Takeaway in Dublin

20/10/2026: Me and my family did the habatchi table and it was amazing. The food was great, the service was always spot on and quick, and the atmosphere was genuinely captivating. I highly recommend!

14/10/2026: Chai-Yo restaurant is on Lower Baggot Street in Dublin. It is more than a typical sit down restaurant. Split across two levels, the venue features a traditional basement dining room with lively, interactive teppanyaki tables upstairs and downstairs. If you opt for the teppanyaki experience, there are skilled chefs that put on an impressive show right at your table, involving flashing spatulas, fire tricks, and plenty of humor. Teppanyaki is derived from the word “teppan” in Japan, which means metal plate. “Yaki” means grilled, fried, and pan-fried. So, the literal translation would be grilling or frying on a metal plate. The portions are very generous, and the tasting menus covers steak, chicken, prawns, and sea bass, accompanied by classic egg fried rice and potatoes. There is japanese beer options available which is fantastic. The service is very good. The staff frequently break into guitar songs, sing alongs and personalized celebrations for birthdays or group nights out. While the sprawling pan Asia menu leans towards entertainment and broad appeal rather than strict regional authenticity, and the windowless lower level can get a bit loud and cozy, the overall vibe is endlessly entertaining. It is moderately priced and good place for a group party.