3/5 Krishna S. 11 months ago on Google
I
recently
visited
this
restaurant
located
within
the
Dublin
Mosque.
First
and
foremost,
I
tried
the
Haleem,
a
popular
dish
in
Muslim
cuisine.
While
it
was
good,
I
must
admit
that
I
have
tasted
better
versions
of
Haleem
elsewhere.
The
flavors
were
decent,
but
it
lacked
that
extra
depth
and
richness
that
makes
a
Haleem
truly
exceptional.
Next,
I
opted
for
the
Lamb
Biryani.
Although
it
was
decent,
I
felt
that
it
didn't
quite
live
up
to
its
price.
The
portion
size
was
reasonable,
but
the
flavors
didn't
leave
a
lasting
impression.
While
it
satisfied
my
craving
for
Biryani,
I've
had
more
flavorful
and
aromatic
variations
at
other
restaurants
for
a
similar
price.
On
a
positive
note,
the
Samosas
at
this
restaurant
were
a
highlight.
They
were
well-spiced
and
had
a
delightful
crunch.
Each
bite
was
packed
with
a
savory
filling,
and
I
found
them
to
be
one
of
the
highlights
of
my
meal.
I
would
definitely
recommend
trying
them
if
you
visit.
Lastly,
I
decided
to
end
my
meal
with
a
cup
of
Masala
Tea.
Unfortunately,
it
didn't
meet
my
expectations.
While
it
was
okay,
it
lacked
the
boldness
and
balanced
blend
of
spices
that
I
typically
associate
with
a
good
Masala
Tea.
It
felt
a
bit
watered
down
and
didn't
provide
that
comforting
warmth
and
aromatic
experience
I
was
hoping
for.
As
for
the
ambiance,
being
situated
within
a
mosque
added
a
unique
touch
to
the
dining
experience.
The
atmosphere
was
calm
and
serene,
which
made
it
a
pleasant
place
to
enjoy
a
meal.
The
restaurant
itself
was
small
and
cozy,
contributing
to
a
more
intimate
setting.
Regarding
the
service,
the
staff
was
polite
and
attentive.
They
promptly
took
my
order
and
ensured
that
I
had
everything
I
needed.
However,
the
service
could
have
been
more
proactive
and
engaging,
as
I
felt
it
lacked
a
personal
touch.
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