A good decent place for having a brunch or a quick lunch. With few veg food option but the taste of the food was apt. Unfortunately the place is bit clumsy and small but it shouldn't stop you for going if its a small group of 2-3 members. If its a large group then it will a problem in seating since they don't have big tables. Overall recommended for a decent India food.

Located in the heart of Dublin, this small restaurant is at the heart of simple honest Indian cuisine. They do a mean breakfast of Samosas and coffee along with these dark green chillies. Affordable and friendly, there's Indian music on tap and cricket on the telly. What more could you want?

One of the best place for indian food especially chicken biryani and masala dosa and dahi puri .I never had this type of food in my life Regarding service the guy who stands at the counter is very friendly service .

Mouth-watering Indian street food in Ireland. They serve a variety of puris, masala puri, dahi puri, dahi vada, sev puri to name a few. Along with masala dosa, there is another dosa which I tried for the first time, Pav Bhaji dosa, which was so good. The restaurant feels cosy and is located in Dublin City center which makes it is easy to access for all via bus.

One of the best places to have chat in Ireland. I had Dahi puri and being from Mumbai it tasted the same as we have there. Other dishes were also amazing and value for money. We had Masala Dosa, Chicken Biryani, Veg Biryani , Dahi puri and Mango Lassi. I will recommend Dahi Puri you must try. Can visit multiple times for Dahi Puri.

South Indian food is really nice like dosa and all. We tried Noodles and Chole, its like mistake of my eve. Its was really bad, tried explaining staff but no luck. End up visiting other restro for dinner. Not recommended from my side if you want to eat anything else than Idali and dosa.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Indian Tiffin and I must say, it was an extraordinary experience that left me thoroughly impressed. My visit last week transported me straight to an authentic Indian cafe with its charming ambiance and vibrant Bollywood songs that filled the air. From the moment I stepped in, I felt as though I had been transported to the heart of India itself. The culinary journey commenced with my order of a dosa, dahi puri, idli, and vada, accompanied by a steaming cup of masala chai. The food not only looked enticing but also delivered an explosion of flavors that were simply delightful. The dosa was perfectly crispy, the dahi puri burst with tangy flavors, the idli and vada were soft and melt-in-the-mouth, and the masala chai was a comforting companion that elevated the entire meal. What truly stood out, besides the delectable cuisine, was the impeccable service that accompanied my meal. The staff ensured that every need was attended to with remarkable speed and efficiency. I must mention the girl at the cash counter who warmly welcomed me and made the overall experience even more memorable. Her friendliness and attentiveness added a personal touch to the dining experience. Indian Tiffin is undoubtedly a haven for those seeking authentic South Indian cuisine. The attention to detail, both in terms of food quality and customer service, is commendable. Whether you're a die-hard fan of South Indian delicacies or a newcomer to this cuisine, Indian Tiffin is a must-visit destination that promises to satisfy your taste buds and leave you craving for more. In conclusion, my visit to Indian Tiffin was an enchanting journey that combined a charming ambiance, soulful Bollywood tunes, exceptional food, and warm hospitality. I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment to anyone who appreciates fine dining with an Indian touch. It's an experience that will linger in your memory and have you planning your next visit before you even leave. Kudos to the team at Indian Tiffin for creating a culinary gem that's a true delight for all the senses!

I highly recommend trying their South Indian dishes. The flavors are authentic and truly delicious. However, I'd suggest avoiding their Chinese dishes, as they may not be up to the same standard. Chinese cuisine is too spicy with lots of green chilies and not proper medium to hot spicy Chinese cuisines what we eat have in India.