Nunki Tea House - Dublin

Nice food, but tight in there. Dining outside is nice, but I'd recommend more rain covers even during summer because of Ireland's unpredictable weather

Took my father for an afternoon recently as we were keen to see what had changed since reopening. My teens frequently visited Nunki for boba tea. The interior is clean, very pleasant and much more restaurant than cafe vibe. Pricy menu without sides included, however very fresh food and pleasant service. But the mains (smaller than expected considering there are also no sides) are served in dishes that are far larger than necessary for the portion size and so the food gets cold rapidly. The Japanese curry had chicken and onion but no other vegetables and the Vegetable fried rice contained broccoli, carrot and celery, no Chinese vegetables in sight. Sadly I cannot give a high recommendation at the moment. Hopefully it improves.

The restaurant serves very authentic Chinese food. The dish is really delicious! New chef is very nice!

The food is very good. It is one of the few high-end Chinese restaurants in Dublin. The decoration is beautiful and the service is very good. It is also very close to the seaside. After dinner, I went for a walk on the seaside.

Since changing the style, it tastes much better than before. I recommend the spicy hotpot! The portion is huge, please keep it up