The best restaurantsof japanese in Dublin

03/04/2024: Absolutely delicious lunch at Yamamori! The Chicken miso ramen is perhaps the BEST ramen I have ever had. They offer a full egg in their ramen with plenty of fresh vegetables, rich broth and grilled chicken with sauce. Their nigiri is also fresh and delicious. Absolutely recommend if you’re finished touring the city in the area nearby St. Patrick’s cathedral!

02/04/2024: Incredible food and nice atmosphere.

02/04/2024: Customer service was very poor. After we finished eating, the guy immediately took the dishes and brought the bill. that small guy just wanted us to leave the restaurant. i didnt get it free i paid my money. Very disappointed in this action. need to put someone else infront who can talk to customer nicely thanks.

01/04/2024: Little slow bringing checks, but service was otherwise great and attentive, prices were pleasant, atmosphere was lovely and food was absolutely amazing would definitely visit again

01/04/2024: Excellent sushi. A bit of a long wait for the food to arrive but worth it

24/03/2024: Overall a good experience to catch-up with a friend over sushi. Quite enjoyed the variety.

18/01/2024: Food was amazing ! I had ordered Duck curry , Chicken fry , Butter chicken , Pulao for 35 guest. Everybody just loved it ! Thank you Jins !

10/12/2023: Really nice to have some Southern Indian food, the Dosas are favourites in our house along with the mango lassi (which in many places can be too sweet). The service is prompt and food in nice portions, only the breads could do with a bit more work and love. Everything else has been great, we've had this a number of times now and on the whole loved everything.

25/03/2024: Nice atmosphere, friendly staff, vegan/vegetarian options and very generous portions. Will return there for sure.

23/03/2024: It’s great for lunch and the food is delicious the staff are very friendly the atmosphere was very good and I enjoyed five stars

03/04/2024: One of the best Japanese restaurants in Dublin

02/04/2024: Sushi is averagely good, nothing amazing or memorable but does the job - wish it was fresher! It kind of tastes like Dunnes sushi

19/03/2024: Delicious food and very helpful staff!

17/03/2024: Went for dinner for the first time in ages. It is still every bit as good as I remembered. Used to go here regularly when we lived nearby. Moved a few years ago, but missed our visits here. The food is excellent. Fresh and tasty. I had ebi tempura and duck gyoza. Both were among the best I have ever tasted. Prawns were perfectly cooked. Very tasty and sweet, the batter was so crisp and light. The gyoza were packed with tasty duck. So beautiful. My colleague had a sushi platter… it was delicious and so fresh. The service was friendly and quick. Cannot speak highly enough about Aoshima. Will be back soon… and regularly.

24/03/2024: My new fav restaurant in Dun Laoghaire. Food, atmosphere, location, value, portion size, healthiness - all tickets in one place. Lovely staff too

18/03/2024: Went as a group of 5 while visiting friends in Dun Laoghaire and had the loveliest evening. Staff were amazing, so accommodating, kind and helpful and gave us great recommendations for their own favourite things on the menu which I love. We shared the Korean fried chicken, pulled pork and duck spring rolls to start, and then all got chicken or pork ramen for our main. The food really was amazing, so perfectly seasoned and made with really quality ingredients. Our favourites were the Korean fried chicken and the spring rolls, but the ramen was also honestly one of the best I've ever had. Really nice cocktail menu, two of us tried those - the Yuzu sour and their green I think rum based cocktail? Both were lovely. Will definitely be returning when we're back in Dun Laoghaire, thanks for a lovely evening!

17/03/2024: Very good sushi and sides. There are a few dishes that do not fare well for delivery

20/02/2024: Super friendly staff, delicious food, good price, excellent service. Is a must the matcha cheesecake. 🤤🤤🤤

09/12/2023: Absolutely a hidden gem off the main thoroughfare of Ranelagh. I did not think this restaurant actually existed for almost a year due to the odd location down a relatively residential road. To my most pleasant surprise, I wandered down the road one afternoon and found myself in the coziest, friendliest atmosphere I could imagine. It felt like I had wandered into a friend's living room. There are maybe 12 seats in the dining area, so even if the room was full, it was never too loud, and never too crowded. The walls are lined with awards and japanese-style art, including calligraphy and watercolor paintings. The music is lofi-beats with japanese flutes, bells, string instruments, etc., and creates a calming atmosphere. Ana is the host of the restaurant: she is always nearby and ready to help. I never felt once pressured to stay or to go faster. At this point, I've been at least six times, and have brought multiple friends with me. We've all agreed so far that Michie Ranelagh is a overall wonderful little shop, with great prices and great food. My favorite dishes: - Chirashi: A filling meal with a taste of every fish the shop offers, including fishes not often seen in sushi restaurants in this city! I've yet to find a restaurant other than Michie that has /good/ ikura (salmon roe). I've gotten this meal several times and have never once had a fault to note. - Dengoku: A savory appetizer of lightly battered tempura aubergine and soft/silken tofu. I can never cook aubergine correctly, so I jump for joy when a restaurant does it well. - My friends have said lovely things about the Salmon Platter, the Tuna Handroll, and the Pumpkin hosomaki (small roll) My least favorite dishes: - Agedashi Tofu: While the dashi sauce was delicious and a mix of savoury and sweet, the tempura coating of the silken tofu wasn't fully cooked or cripsy enough to stand up to the stock, so it turned into a gummy, glutinous slurp that distracted from the soft tofu. Sadly I was not a fan of that texture.