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Best place to buy Japanese food in Dublin

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  • 16-10-2011 7:12pm
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    Konata
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    I've been looking up bento recipes lately and I'd love to have a go at preparing them. Where would be the best places in Dublin that sell Japanese groceries or ingredients?


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    johnny_ultimate
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    The Asia Market on Drury St. is where I always go. Has been keeping me in various curry ingredients over the last few months. They finally got in pickled ginger in a jar rather than the silly big bags of the stuff. Huzzah!


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    Atavan-Halen
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    johnny_ultimate wrote: »
    The Asia Market on Drury St. is where I always go. Has been keeping me in various curry ingredients over the last few months. They finally got in pickled ginger in a jar rather than the silly big bags of the stuff. Huzzah!

    Reasonably priced and they do a 10% student discount too!


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    Konata
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    Student discount ftwinzors! \o/


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    KonFusion
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    Anyone know where I'd pick up Gyoza?

    'Potstickers' I've also heard them called. Soooooo damn delicious! :)


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    just-joe
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    Just wondering how much it is to eat Japanese food in a resturant in Dublin/the rest of Ireland. Is there much of a choice, and is it good?

    I didn't eat Japanese food before I left, just tried sushi from the take away shops. I'm interested to try when I go back!


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    Giruilla
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    The Yamamori on the quays is easily best japanese restaurant I've ate in in Dublin.

    I think they are all quite good, but I wasn't mad about yosushi.. way too overpriced for a revolving sushi place.


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    Cravez
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    Giruilla wrote: »
    The Yamamori on the quays is easily best japanese restaurant I've ate in in Dublin.

    I think they are all quite good, but I wasn't mad about yosushi.. way too overpriced for a revolving sushi place.

    Iv heard good things about 'Mitsuba' resturant on Parnell St, I haven't been there yet myself yet but heard great things about the quality of their food, especially the Sushi.

    Also would have Echoed JU's comment about the Asian Market on Drury St, seems to be the best place iv found.


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    Giruilla
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    Michael Cravez wrote: »
    Iv heard good things about 'Mitsuba' resturant on Parnell St, I haven't been there yet myself yet but heard great things about the quality of their food, especially the Sushi.

    Just had a look at their website there and looks very good!


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