The best restaurantsof indian in Wicklow

04/06/2025: Just enjoyed a very tasty meal in Daata. From the friendly greeting from Jamie as we arrived, to the super service and fabulously tasty food we’ll definitely be back! Thank you guys

23/05/2025: Shocking delivery service, never on time. Tonight was an hour early from a scheduled time and now an hour late! Whoever runs the delivery service should be sacked

05/06/2025: Had an early (5:00 pm) dinner on a Saturday. We were the only ones present. The restaurant was fully booked between 6:00 a. 8:00 and turned away a group of 3 who showed up Around 5:30 because they needed the table for reservations within the hour. It was very quiet when we were there, but i imagine it can get noisy when full. The chairs were very comfortable. Nicely decorated interior

29/05/2025: One of the top notch Indian flavours you’d find in the area!!!! I’d even go as far as saying it’s in the best of league with Ananda, Monsoon, Chakra, Street by Sunil and Pickle! Proper “desi” food with great presentation. Highly recommend, going to be my regular place to visit or for delivery. We’ve tried masala prawn (5star), butter chicken, veg thali, gobhi munchurian, bhindi do pyaza and lassi - all good options. The service is brilliant with very kind servers and owner also presented a lovely gesture of complimentary veg platter - which by the way was awesome.

24/05/2025: Graduation Dinner or Great Masala Mystery? We were out celebrating a major milestone—our son graduating high school! Spirits were high, and so were our expectations as we walked into this well-reviewed Indian restaurant. The playlist was playing desi tunes, the staff were warmly welcoming (and Indian!), and the décor leaned elegant—not kitschy Bollywood. Promising start. We ordered a celebratory spread: Chakra Thali, North Indian Thali, Punjabi Chole, soft drinks for the graduate, a touch of rosé for my wife, red wine for myself, and kulfi to seal the meal. A feast fit for a proud moment. But then, the first subtle red flag—not a single Indian patron in sight. A full house, yet we seemed to be the only ones who might’ve grown up with actual masala dabba in the kitchen. We exchanged a look. Cautious optimism turned into culinary curiosity. The North Indian Thali arrived... and well, let’s just say it could’ve been confused for dessert. A sweetness that left us wondering if the chef had confused halwa with curry. It wasn’t bad—it was just confusing, like a Bollywood movie with French subtitles and a surprise twist ending. And then came the Masala Chai Moment. Now, I don’t play games with chai. I double-checked with the server—“Is this real masala chai? Not just fancy tea in disguise?” Affirmative nod. I leaned back, awaiting a warm, spiced elixir of comfort. What I got instead was... a pot of tea with floating masala tea bags and some milk tossed in like an afterthought. A beverage betrayal. I gently asked for it to be taken away. The server returned with the final twist: "This is how we make masala chai." That was the plot twist I didn’t sign up for. All said, the staff were kind, the kulfi was lovely, and the milestone was well celebrated. But if you’re going here expecting the soulful flavors of a proper Indian kitchen, prepare for a bit of culture shock. Next time, I’ll just BYOC—bring your own chai!!

12/05/2025: Amazing food, it really was outstanding. . fantastic service, all staff were really lovely and friendly, Mia was our waitress and was so nice. Would highly recommend.

31/05/2025: Poor / Average Food Poor quality food / poor wines Butter chicken was overly sweet Prawn Jalfrezi overly spicy Chicken wings in sweet and sour sauce Pilau rice was poor I’m not sure if I liked anything about this place Poor tasting wine Poor seating/ tables and benches made from pallet wood The owner should take a trip into Daata Bray and see and sample their food

18/05/2025: Our decent indian restaurant in the area here. Haven't failed me once, so far, seems like quality is the priority here.