Best Nepalese Restaurants in Dun Laoghaire

Really good experience all round . Food was great

Wonderful restaurant. Superb food, very nice staff. Unexpectedly gave my daughter a graduation gift. Superb location. Will be back many times.

Staff were friendly and good craic. Food was amazing. I'd definitely go back here.

Our group decided for Indian food and we chose Spirapice based on the reviews. We were amazed by the service and the great food. Highly recommend this restaurants if you like indian and Nepalese food. We ordered chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, chicken pakoras, tandoori chicken, naans and we were appreciating the lovely food. As an added bonus, the chef cooked us some special chef prawns that wasn’t on the menu. Delicious. We were offered some zambucas and Bailey’s to finish off a wonderful dinner. Thanks for an amazing dinner.

Very nice spot in Dundrum. Sun was beaming in at 8pm when we we there. Fan in use to deal with the heat. Very nice place ro seat and eat with effects from Thamel, Nepal. We were given poppadoms (decent, as expected). Came with a mango, yogurt and onion dipping sauces. All nice. For drinks, the mango lassi was good, as expected. The beetroot breeze was very good. Nice spices to go with the beetroot mint leaves, and a hint of ginger ale. I love they offer veg combo platter and meat combo platter for starters so tou can try different offerings they have. I love trying new foods, cuisines, so this is much appreciated. The starter of different meats (combo platter) in Thamel spices and marinate/sauce was nice. Unfortunately for mains, they didn't have lamb when we arrived. The Sherpali chilli chicken was very good. Think somewhere between sweet chilli chicken and chilli flavours. Nice amount of spice. Not particularly spicy. So if you like some spice, its great. The Choil (chilli) was good. Maybe needed more sauce. With the naan bread, it definitely reminded me of Mexican chicken tacos to some extent. I would have preferred lamb however. Naan bread was excellent. Must return and try their Momo (steamed chicken) dish as its a well known Nepalese dish. Its a little bit pricey, but Id say portion size is great. Definitely worth a visit to try Nepalese food. We didn't look for anything Indian on offer, so can't review that.