Marka Cadey Halal Food Dublin in Dublin

The best and cheapest place to dine in for a tasty and delicious Chicken Biryani. The staff were very helpful. The place was a bit congested and a bit too crowdy most of the time. But I love the food here. I have been here a couple of times and it is the best place to get some heavy food for just €10.

Delicious food with affordable rate.

"Marka Cadey in Dublin City is a spot I would recommend for anyone looking for good food at a reasonable price. The menu has a nice variety of options, and the quality of the dishes really makes it worth the money. Each meal I tried was flavorful and nicely presented, showing a genuine effort in the kitchen. If you're focused on enjoying tasty food without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice. However, there were some drawbacks. The cleanliness didn’t quite match the standards I’ve experienced at other Dublin restaurants, which was a bit disappointing. Some tables and areas felt like they could have used more attention, and it slightly affected the overall experience. The ambience is also on the basic side, lacking the charm or warmth that makes you want to linger longer. It’s functional but lacks the atmosphere you might expect for a more enjoyable dining experience. Overall, Marka Cadey offers great food and good value, but if you’re looking for a place with a polished environment and attention to detail in terms of cleanliness, this might not be your first choice. Still, it's worth trying for the food alone."

It's one of the best !!! It's a must try.

Very good place to eat even though you go by yourself as girl there are a lot of boys standing there which is weird and looking at you

Very nice restaurant, Somali food, very delicious

Homely atmosphere.good hospitality.nice serving with good smile

Well service staff, delicious food in the Dublin and good quality low prices

"Ethnic food" jackpot You know it's going to be good inner city food when the restaurant expands into the neighboring 19th century shopfront. The lone indoors menu is nowhere near the food ordering counter but the tried and true tactic of looking baffled and smiling at the crowd at the counter resulted in a great big chorus of "welcome, welcome"s, and someone informing me that we wanted to order the lamb shank with rice and glasses of watermelon juice. The bowl of tomato based red seems to be a sauce rather than a soup. Delicious enough to eat on its own. Meals came with complimentary bottles of water, small bananas, and cardamom sweet tea.

Very friendly and warm reception is their moto so please reach out and experience something new