Rasa Indian Restaurant in Dublin

The food is amazing - their butter chicken is exceptional.

I have been here multiple times and this place will never disappoint you! Always maintains the taste and standards! I personally like their tandoori chicken and tandoori prawn 😍

Being a big Indian foodie finding a restraunt like Rasa is a jackpot... We had chicken 65 - 5/5 green chutney is very tasty(spicy) Chicken Biryani- 5/5 (USP of this restaurant) Fish curry- 5/5 Aloo tikki - 4.5/5 red chutney (saunth) could be tad-bit sweet Mango lassi - 5/5 Veg thali- 4/5 aloo sabji could be more spicy rest of the dishes in thali were tasty with ample amount of butter and ghee..Palak paneer was the best... roti was soft.. Nice ambience with variety of drinks also.. Definitely will visit again

Actually top curry in Dublin. Korma might be the nicest thing I've ever eaten

Rasa has best Tandoori Chicken and Butter Chicken. Everything else is also quite good. The downside is everything is overpriced. I think they should consider repricing their dishes.

After hearing somuch great things, we had a decent experience with taste of the food. Subz miloni had no salt even after asking them to fix it, tasted bland. Butter chicken was more of tomato puree flavour, coke cans looked imported and seemed fishy because of weird taste and recycle labels stuck on it instead of imprint on standard cans. Good items - paneer kadhai, Veg Biryani, Roti's.

Food was amazing best indian resturant in dublin must try.

Lovely Indian cuisine experience. Great food altogether. One of the best lamb briyani I've had, and fantastic flavours on the mixed grill platter. The starter Chicken 65 could be a meal on its own. Huge portion - two of us struggled to finish the starter and two mains. Service was ok but the food more than made up for the experience.

Located off the beaten track in the residential estate of Bellarmine near Stepaside village. You have to know Rása is there, you are not going to notice it passing by. On arrival at 8pm the restaurant was pretty much full. Once inside it felt more akin to how it would feel having walked in from a busy city center street. Dark wood and deep carpet with a friendly and attentive staff we immediately felt like we had made a good choice. The modern open kitchen can be observed from reception giving the restaurant an open modern vibe. Plenty to choose from on the menu. I had the crispy prawn starter, it was simply delicious perfectly spiced and cooked to perfection presented beautifully followed by a chicken Jalfrezi with pilau rice. The rice was perfectly light and fluffy. Each of our dishes in a party of four was as nice to taste and as beautifully presented as the other. One of our party had the goat chops starter, three delicate goat chops flavoured and presented beautifully with the most tender tasty meat chosen from the chef' specials of the day menu. Rasa's website hosts pictures of their dishes, as do most restaurants as an example of what they can do or what to expect but rarely does what you get match those wonderfully shot photos promoting the restaurant. Here at Rása we were blown away by the presentation of each dish. Those tempting photos are exactly what you get. We also took note that it seemed to be quite a popular choice with the local Indian population which probably says a lot. I can't wait to go back again to try out the rest of the menu.

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