Yang Guo Fu Ma La Tang 杨国福麻辣烫 in Dublin

GOOD FOOD. Like, really good! Massively underrated. Don’t go there expecting any fancy ambiance but do go there expecting mouthwatering ramen!

The best place to eat in Dublin

On September 15th, I had a delicious mala-tang (Korean spicy hot pot) for the first time in a long time. However, at the table next to us, two Korean ladies in their mid-20s were talking so loudly that not only my husband and I, but also the other Chinese and Asian guests around us frowned, causing us to frown. The ladies were trying to quiet them down, but my wife stopped them, so we just left them alone. Others are out to promote Korea's national prestige, but are these ladies out to bring shame to our country? I hope the ladies who see this review will come to their senses. And I sincerely apologize to anyone who felt offended that day. I've had mala-tang in many countries, and this place is still #1!

We came for late lunch and love the food. It was very rich and hit the spot. The staff was also very kind and explained how the ordering worked. The tables were quite close to each other and made the space feel a bit cramped, but would recommend if you're craving Malatang!

There are additional discounts for orders over 15 euros. You can choose from different soups.

Pearl milk tea 5 euros. The pearls are super hard, they must be instant pearls, not yet brewed 🫩 but the milk tea is delicious 👍🏻

gf almost died from the chili but wow so tasty

Food was on point and very authentic. Friendly service.

I had a great prawn noodle soup here off the menu. Loads of food, very filling. If you are brave you can select ingredients yourself and bring the counter for a soup. It was great to see folks sharing a bowl and talking Chinese. Gave me a sense I was in the right place for a bowl of noodle soup. #ramblingstampcollectors

ive been here once every month now for the past 2 years, and it never disappoints. tastes like the ones back home!