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An innovative Indian restaurant serving colourful updated versions of classic dishes and bright, modern décor and friendly service are a given. Interesting food and live jazz once a month keep diners flocking back.
Seats 90. D Mon-Sat 5.30pm-10.30pm. Sun & bank hols 4pm–10pm. Early 2/3 course D €23/€27 all evening Sun-Thu, Fri & Sat from 5.30 (last orders 6.45). 2/3 course summer special menu €25/€30. Also à la carte; house wine from €23.95. SC 10% on groups 6+. Children welcome (high chair, children's menu); reservations advised; air conditioning. Live Jazz one Friday per month. Closed 25-26 Dec, Good Fri. Amex, Diners, MasterCard, Visa. abbreviations

This purpose-built Dublin restaurants on the first floor above the Terenure Inn pub, and the decor - a contemporary, smart interior in soft primary colours - reflects an innovative food philosophy, which offers colourful, beautifully presented and updated versions of many Indian favourites. Interesting nibbles – including carrot and coconut and a mango and yogurt dip - are provided, and the menu includes specialities from Kerala, Tamil-Nadu and Goa, with pride clearly taken in the quality of ingredients and cooking.


Although the menu gives detailed explanations, this is not a traditional Indian restaurant, so don't expect the usual, familiar experience of 'popular' Indian food. Service is friendly and solicitous.


Always innovative, they have introduced a Summer Menu that combines many old favourites with seasonal additions. Fish cakes with fresh ginger and chilies and the ever-popular vegetable samosas are on the starters list. Chicken Tikka salad is a light, zesty main with pineapple, cos lettuce, avocado, peppers and cherry tomatoes. Or perhaps a traditional lamb bhuna, cooked on a slow fire with tomatoes, onions, ginger, garlic and garam masala?


Unusually, the dessert menu offers Kufli –  a homemade Indian pistachio and cashew nut ice cream.


Interesting food and live jazz once a month keep diners flocking to this popular restaurant in the heart of Terenure Village.

 

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  • Vegetarian Friendly (always at least 1 starter & 1 main course)
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Last Updated: 30-07-2018
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