Heard about Delhi2Dublin kitchen a few days ago, they were all over my Instagram feed. I had specifically visited them at the merrion square food market to taste their Vada Pav. I'd say it tastes 90% close to the kind of Vada Pav's served in Mumbai, India. I think it is the best Vada Pav you can ever get in Dublin. I highly recommend their food stall! Their food menu options are quite reasonably priced for a good lunch. All the hungry souls at office, Delhi2Dublin can definitely be your go to stall if you crave for Indian food on Thursdays. Run to the merrion square park or food market and grab your indian lunch! They have other outlets too - check out their Instagram page.

Amazing lunch from a cute kiosk at Temple Bar Market on a cold cold cold day. Got Dahi Balle, Vada Pav, Kadhi-Rice and Grilled Sandwiches. All of them left a lasting taste on us! Defo get a green chutney for the extra amp on your sandwiches. The Pav was a bit dry, but was tasty nonetheless. Oh the Dahi Balle - must have. Coming back for the missed besan ladoos :)

I have been walking through this market for some time, but never really tried much. Today was different, and so I decided to opt for Delhi2Dublin to see what their food offering was like. Admittedly I only tried the samosas but they were absolutely delicious. In fact, with the mint dip, I personally found the samosas to be the tastiest samosas I have ever tasted in Dublin - and I have tried quite a few! You get 2 samosas for 7 euros. But it's Temple Bar, so you know what to expect. In fairness, I found it reasonably priced given these circumstances. Some people complain about prices but these people will complain about anything, forever. People should not buy something at a publicly displayed price, then complain about the price later. Just don't buy it to begin with. Just ignore them. What do they know. Permanent complainers who don't know anything about food. My advice, based on my experience to date, is that this place does quality, tasty, delicious food - food you actually want to eat. I'm looking forward to heading back to try more of their offering.

Delhi2Dublin in Dublin city’s Meeting House square has solidly cemented itself as one of my favourite food stalls in Temple Bar Food market. We got their samosas which were phenomenal at the time. With a crispy exterior and a wonderful, savoury, spicy filling, their samosa is possibly one of the best ones I’ve ever tried in Dublin, especially with the mint-based chutney we were given. Contrary to what some of my fellow reviewers are saying, I personally thought that the prices charged by Delhi2Dublin are fair, considering the food stall is in touristy Temple Bar plus Ireland isn’t the cheapest country to begin with (especially in 2023!). I strongly recommend Delhi2Dublin’s Indian street food stall!

We deployed Delhi to Dublin for Diwali catering order. The food was absolutely fresh and delivered at the right time. All the guests loved it. Every item was extremely delicious specially their dahi bhallas!! Will repeat without a second thought.

I visited the stall in Temple Bar today and got a paneer paratha- it was all made fresh with great attention to detail. It was absolutely delicious! The best I've had in Dublin. Looking forward to coming back to try more from the menu! The staff are also really lovely and nice to chat to :) thank you!

Have always loved their food but lately the quality has gone really bad, I wouldn't recommend. The samosa was soft and stale. The filing in it was so dry we thought it was bread and not potatoes. The vada pav was my favourite but even that has lost it's charm. Didn't taste fresh, the chutneys in it smelled bad. I hope you guys bring back the original taste.

Had aloo paratha at this stall. It was a fantastic experience. You hardly get authentic Indian good in Dublin as lot of the shops just keep Indian names to sell the stuff. However, i liked what I ate. Definitely recommend for parathas.