Kerala Kitchen in Dublin

We dined in Kerala Kitchen years ago on a trip to Dublin and we've been talking about it ever since. Happily in May 2025 we returned to Dublin and were so pleased that our dinner in Kerala Kitchen was as good, if not better, than we remembered. 2 starters (gunpowder aloo chaat, chicken 65) were delicious. The chaat especially was so tasty....a mixture of fried potatoes, chickpeas, pomegranate in a aromatic dressing. The chicken 65 was spicier but very tasty. Our mains were some of the best authentic Indian cuisine we've had in Europe and definitely the best in Ireland. The special of Murgh Palak was devine. Although the colour was vibrant to an extreme, it was perfectly balanced with spice, sweet (not bitter despite a lot of spinach and spice). My partner had the chicken Andhra which was a delicate burst of flavours and it would please any palate. One basmati rice was too much for us and we also has 2 garlic naan. A lot of food! Our one regret was we couldn't finish it 🥲 Our server and reception staff were extremely friendly. A triumph of a dining experience. We can't wait to come back

Really tasty Indian food – everything was full of flavor and nicely spiced. The staff were super friendly and the place has a chill, cozy vibe. Will definitely be back!

An absolute must visit for Indian food lovers. The service was friendly and the atmosphere warm and welcoming. Every dish we tried was packed with flavour and cooked to perfection. We especially loved the lamb chettinad and the coconut curry. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic, quality Indian cuisine. We will be back!

Extremely disappointed with this place. I ordered thinking it was a Kerala restaurant, but what I received was nothing close to authentic Kerala food. The flavors were totally off — it tasted more like generic North Indian cuisine.

Pretty solid lunch spot for takeaway if you work around Baggot St. Dublin is not known for spice and honestly the heat is not dialled up (probably will ask them to give Indian-hot next time I'm in the area) but it's decent and quick and reasonably priced. There is an upstairs if you want to dine in, but it's a bit minimal in terms of service so takeaway is best in my opinion. Dinner is better service wise though it's been a while since I've been there for that.

Amazing food, great service. The best food of our holiday.

Ordered from here on a whim, what a pleasant surprise! Absolutely delicious and higher quality than you'd have any right to expect from a takeaway. We had a chicken jalfrezi and another spicy coconut type chicken dish. Both absolutely top tier. Flavoursome, plentiful and packed with different ingredients. Nann bread was ace, as were the mint and mango chutney dips. Couldn't fault it and have had far less impressive food in far higher-priced spots. 10/10, no notes!

Mild and flavourful with good service! Recommended.

Overall decent food. Ambiance is lovely.

Awesome experience at this quaint eatery that sounds South Indian but has a good mixture of North/South Indian cuisine. Tried the Lamb chettinaad which was made with perfect spices. Saag paneer was rich and creamy but it was missing a bit of salt. Overall it’s a great place to try variety of Indian food