Mao in Dublin

The waitress attended to or every need and refilled our water when we asked. The food tasted great, and the portion sizes were fine. The pork ribs tasted great and so did the red curry. The place had a nice atmosphere and was very clean. There was also a bathroom available. Overall, this place was fine.

Really loved the fried rice! Only wished there was an option to make it really spicy!

Reaquainting with Mao did not disappoint. There is a good selection of Asian cuisine on the menu without bombarding you with all sorts of choices. Tasty, filling and moreish food. Reasonable prices too. Service very good and attentive. Quiet place mid week...

Love MAO at Stillorgan Village Centre — perfect for Asian food lovers, amazing Asian foods. great vibe.

Amazing food. Not sure when they reopened but the food we ordered for takeaway recently was delicious. Loads of flavour & a variety of veg in each dish.

This is a super asaian restaurant. The sraff and welcoming, warn and attentive. The food is fresh, delicious and there are lots of choices on offer on the menu

My experience here is unforgettable. A few friends and I had dined here after walking under the unfortunate Irish weather: rainy. It was the perfect restaurant to stop by to fill your stomach with happiness. The service is wonderful, although at one point, the waitress took away our plate, not knowing that we had not finished dining. As first-time customers at this restaurant, this interaction left me and my friends flabbergasted and bewildered. The food quality makes up for it.

Fab.Food is great,surroundings very pleasant and comfortable,sevice is excellent,polite,helpful and nothing too much trouble! Looking forward to going back again and compliments to the chef!

Fantastic service, food was delicious, atmosphere was calm and relaxing

I recently visited Mao in Stillorgan, and unfortunately, it wasn’t the same as I remembered. The taste has definitely changed from what I used to enjoy before. We ordered the Tom Yum soup, nasi goreng, Mao wings, and kids noodles. The soup was quite salty and overly tangy, not the balanced flavour you’d expect. The nasi goreng was just okay, but it didn’t have the distinctive Mao taste I remember. Overall, the food felt average and a bit disappointing compared to previous visits. On the positive side, the ambiance is nice, quiet and comfortable, which made the dining experience pleasant. But when it comes to the food, it didn’t really live up to expectations this time.