Street Restaurant in Dublin

Stunning food! The staff are so friendly and greet you warmly. The food is always incredible when we get it, the flavours are sublime. We get this takeaway as a real treat to ourselves and it is so worth it every single time. Yum!

Probably the best Indian restaurant in Dublin! Have been there twice and also ordered online, the food is always top notch.

Thank you for such lovely food..the care and love reflects so clearly in sunil"s all outlets. Amazing food. Great service. 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟will be underrated for you guys. peshawari naan and black dal is to die for 😋 yummmm

A Whirlwind of Spice at The Curry Carnival! If you’re looking for an Indian restaurant that defies all expectations, look no further than The Curry Carnival—where your taste buds embark on the rollercoaster ride of a lifetime! This isn’t just a place to eat; it’s a full-on adventure for your senses, a wacky, spicy, and absolutely unforgettable experience. From the moment you step inside, you’re hit with a burst of color, sound, and the intoxicating smell of spices wafting through the air. It’s like entering a Bollywood set, except you’re the star and your stomach’s in the lead role. The walls are covered with vibrant murals of curry pots, dancing naan, and Bollywood heroes who all seem to be winking at you as if they know the secret to perfect biryani. The menu? Oh, don’t get me started. It’s like reading a love letter from every region of India—there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a “mild masala” kind of person or someone who can handle a ghost pepper challenge. I ordered the “Biryani of Destiny”, a dish so powerful it practically levitated off the table. I’ve never felt so alive after a mouthful of rice in my life! The waitstaff? It’s like they have a PhD in enthusiasm. Each server has a unique flair—one guy even did a dramatic dance move while serving me my mango lassi (which, by the way, was an absolute game changer). They’re all genuinely excited about food and their energy is contagious. But don’t expect any quiet, formal dining here. The Curry Carnival is a lively, vibrant celebration of food, fun, and fiery flavors. If you leave without a smile on your face—and possibly a spicy napkin in your hand—did you even really eat there? 10/10, would dance with naan again.

Only two indian restaurants I eat in Dublin - here & Ananda. Fantastic food!

Delicious food and excellent service

Visited Street by Sunil for the first Time Seating capacity is limited as they can only accommodate about six people on a big table and have couple of two seaters and then a couple of outside seating. So do ensure to have reservations done in advance. We order 1. Aloo Chaat - was tasteful, colorful and one of my recommendations, something different and more close what you would get in Indian. In my perspective the aloo tikki can be more crispier 2. Chole Bhature - was okish as per my taste. 3. Butter Chicken Biryani - The presentation was pretty cool, rich and royal. Quantity was good. Taste was okish, nothing exceptional 4. Honey Chilli potatoes- This starters was also good, Quantity size was decent, taste was good. Coming towards pricing, it is towards the premium end. In my opinion starters are well priced but the main course pricing is slightly on the pricier end. Parking is very very limited, only if you lucky to get one.

In a house full of carnivores, the vegetarian black dal was picked as the show stopper dish! Excellent quality Indian.

The food preparation was very good and delicious. Rogan josh masala was very nice. Only some pieces of Lal Maas were not soft. I suggest the restaurant make the meat pieces more tender. Thanks

This is the best Indian restaurant/takeaway. Not only is the food incredible, but the staff are so pleasant, helpful and kind. I wouldn’t bother ordering from any other Indian in Dublin.