New Empire in Dublin

An incredible spice bag (picture is already a few bites in, portion was very generous)

Food is excellent and they do a great dinner offer of two mains and a side for €10.80. I ordered the beef curry and chicken satay. Excellent value for really tasty fresh food. I will be back for their authentic Chinese menu which they translated for me. *Update went back for the Chinese menu Duck on the bone and it was quality

I ordered a takeaway of roast duck and fried egg. It was ready in just a few minutes. The taste and portion were great. There were also many other side dishes. I love it.

Let me preface this review by saying that I did not order from the English menu. I ordered from the Chinese menu(celotaped on the front of the counter, use Google translate) which offers far superior food to the highly westernised slop that's often offered at a lot of Chinese restaurants/takeaways thoroughout Ireland. I ordered the beef dish which came with freshly made thick/flat noodles, Pak choi and egg, with a generous portion of boiled rice served separately. The beef with bits of fat/gelatin but dont be deterred by this because the beef was delishous and tender. The hand pulled noodles were semi-immersed in a mild chilli oil which was really tasty. My fiancé ordered crispy pork mixed in chilli's and onions, with a generous portion of boiled rice served separately. The pork, like the beef, was delishous. The chilli's were mildly spicy in my opinion and was complemented well by the onions. Don't be put off by the fat pieces in the pork or the beef, just eat the meat if you don't like the fat/gelatin parts. The fat gives meat more taste, more essence of flavour. We also ordered a side dish of tofu - quite tasty. All of this cost about €25, which I considered to be great value. We were stuffed. I could not fault the service. Our order was served within 15 minutes. I've read a couple of the reviews that speak negatively about shredded chicken or spice bags. I'd consider those dishes as western slop. I've sampled spice bags/shredded Chicken from the most highly rated restaurants/takeaways in Dublin. All of them were very disappointing, extremely oily dishes that come with little to no vegetables - it's bad food. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures but I'll definitely do so the next time. I highly recommend ordering from the Chinese menu at this restaurant.

This was soooo yummy. I really the food and the drink. I had a duck and it was tender and delicious. Big portions.

One of the best Chinese meals I've had in a long time. The food was excellent and the staff were lovely. It must be good as there were a lot of Chinese people frequenting the place. It's a must if you are in the Rathmines area of Dublin. 🇨🇳🇮🇪😍

The beef brisket rice and pig's trotter rice are both great, the portions are good and the price is cheap

The boss's price and thoughtfulness are very considerate of Liuzi who is from a foreign land. Halfway through the meal in the restaurant, he would ask me if I would like hot water or tea in the cold weather. The prices in that high-end area are more generous than most in the city center. You must eat there often and use euros to keep the boss busy🥰

Not the best spice bag I've ever had but still quite decent.

I waited 40 minutes for my food after ordering. It didn’t taste good, but to be fair, the portions were large. However, I felt a bit uncomfortable after eating