Yamamori Sushi (Dublin 2)
71/72 Georges st Sth Dublin 2 Co. Dublin
(01)4755001
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Dublin 2 - L
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(7 reviews)
Anonymous
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Published on 18 March 2009
Yamamori has to be the best place for Sushi in Dublin, my friends from Italy thought it was phenonemonal thanks for a great night!!
Anonymous
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Published on 29 June 2008
I say average to Yamamori because although the food is good, there is NO excuse for the prices, especially where the sushi is concerned!
Anonymous
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Published on 28 June 2008
Love it love it love it! The Tsatu Age is only fantastic - or their Yaki Udon...nothing compares to this place.
Anonymous
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Published on 26 June 2008
The Norimaki Special & King Prawn Dumplings were to die for & the girlfriend said the sushi was great, would defo return.
Anonymous
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Published on 19 June 2008
this restaurant has a great atmosphere. I love the artwork- and the food is presented beautifully. I will definitely come back.
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Jason newton
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Published on 23 August 2011
I love this place, it is a great place for lunch and do a huge variety of different types of food in what i would call selection boxes, great for a change from a normal meal, staff are helpfull and keenly priced too.
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Mr T
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Published on 11 August 2011
Heard about this place and didn't really know what to expect. Was Truly surprised by the quality of the food, and also the friendly and knowledgable staff. Whether you like Japanise food or not, or are curious to give it a try, I encourage you to give it a go. read more >>
Saermegil
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Published on 31 January 2011
I really like this place - the food is fresh and vibrant, and I find it very well priced! I especially love the big bento box - more food than you could wish for. Tends to get very busy, but staff are on the top of their game and always good. All in all, very good consistent quality and good value for money, especially if you go for the Bento! read more >>
KobeInDaBuildin
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Published on 25 October 2010
nice noodle restaurant, food is really nice and its pretty well priced. even if this type of food isn't exactly your cup of tea its worth a try as you might be pleasantly surprised
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seaneh
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Published on 19 October 2010
I LOVE their lunch time bento special. such an amazing combination of flavours for €16. cannot be beaten for sheer value. I always go to the restaurant on gorges street when I'm in dublin for the day. Their sushi is probably the best in the city and reasonably priced. again, love this place. 5 out of 5 for me! read more >>
smiles
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Published on 17 October 2010
I love popping in here when I am up in Dublin shopping for the day. Its a lovely place to go and sit down and just enjoy the experience. Really delicious food and its something I associate with having to go up to Dublin for so its a special experience! read more >>
ryan96
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Published on 11 October 2010
good noodle house with prices that are not that expensive.i had a dilious meal
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Finn
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Published on 11 October 2010
Great noodle bar. Prices are resonable and the food is gorgeous ! Perfect for when your just heading out in town.
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Mahon O'Brien
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Published on 09 October 2010
By far my favourite noodle place! Really great staff who know what to order if your a first timer defentily going again. Really oringinal and never been to anywhere like it,great place to go to for your lunch break!
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caelum
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Published on 09 October 2010
a pretty good noodle bar but its not as great as many other noodle bars, but i dont think its worth the money that your charged as its a bit overprice and so its not as good as diep but its still good
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Ross and Anna
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Published on 08 October 2010
if you like Japanese food at all then you need to get there and try out the noodle dishes...Anyone i know whos been there has absolutley loved it, especially the chicken noodles! Its not super cheap but you pay for nice quality read more >>
lornak
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Published on 08 October 2010
Definitely the best noodle place i've ever been to! If you're not sure what to order, ask one of the waiters, they're really helpful. Place is always busy but staff are efficient and you'll be served quickly.The prices are very reasonable for what u get. Portions are large. Well worth a visit. read more >>
alphatronic72
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Published on 06 October 2010
I eat here all the time on the way home from work. I love their food. It's not only healthy and nourishing but very good value too. I love their range of dishes and the staff are always very friendly too. I would suggest giving it a try. read more >>
Platnex
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Published on 03 October 2010
A fantastic place to eat, I love my Japanese food with a passion and this place is amazing.
I normally order Bento boxes when I go to Yamamori and deicded to order chicken noodles and oh boy I am glad I did, melt in mouth, juicy and lots of it.
Going again next week :) read more >>
Damien O'Kelly
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Published on 30 September 2010
food in yamamori is beautiful! pretty good location, near the city center, and the staff are always polite and quick. pretty good price wise too. side dishes are beautiful, defo worth getting a lot of them to share if you are with a group. read more >>
flower
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Published on 24 September 2010
I have only been in here once but I really loved the experience! It looks so nice and funky from the outside and inside is the same! Its a really great place for japanese food and I just love their noodle dishes so much! Really nice staff and theres just a great atmosphere in here! read more >>
pedrocon
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Published on 21 September 2010
always a good buzz in here, food is really good and not that heavy like most asian resatuarants in dublin! the side dishes are all really good and would recommended getting a selection to share along with your main course! Overall a lovely place to spend an evening! read more >>
littlejp
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Published on 10 September 2010
I love the diversity of this place. My fiance and I went here on our very first date and it was a very suitable setting for a nice dinner.
More recently we've come after being out for a few beers. It's the perfect place to come into around 11pm and get a decent bite to eat that you won't regret the following day.
The food is always to a high standard and the drinks are very nice too. I'm fond of the Asai Beer while my Fiance enjoys the Plum Wine. read more >>
mancalledshaft
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Published on 28 July 2010
OMG, I cannot believe I haven't thought about reviewing Yamamori. Shame on me. The most visually attractive, and astethic looking front to any premises in Georges St.
I have alwas eaten here for Dinner whenever the need came upon me for excellent Japanese cuisine. It is a place where you have to bring someone with you. It is a warm inviting cosy space which is best enjoyed in the company of a goup, or a date for the evening!
Menu is a joy to read, and the choice and selection available caters to all tastes. Pick anything and you won't be let down. My preference is Sashimi, with the Norimaki a close second. Ramens are nicely constructed, again my favourite is the Yamamori Ramen. exquisite balance between the crispy tofu, and that sweet pork and chicken stock, mixed with succulent King Prawns, and char-grilled Chicken.
It is a little difficult to get in to, and the wait can be a little tiresome, but once you're in you cannot help just relax and pick away at the myriad of dishes. Oriental Cooking at it's best.
Best value is between two, especially if you're on that date! Perhaps try a Ebi Tempura, with Ginger and Soy Dip, the Snapper Ni-Mono, and the Yaki Udon Noodles.
Wash down with a crisp Japenese beer, or a sweet Sancerre, contemplate dessert, or just head home for a well deserved early night! read more >>
casablanket
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Published on 22 July 2010
Fantastic place for JApanese food. The layout is nicely done and the staff are very effecient. There is a nice buzz in the place and the food is served very quickly. The waiters are also very attentive.
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lk123
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Published on 15 July 2010
I had no plans on eating here until a member of staff suggested I try a vegetarian noodle dish and I absolutely loved it. I haven't been back since but definitely plan to. My friend equally enjoyed her dish (sushi) The staff were very nice and helpful with their meal suggestions. Great prices too! read more >>
Lowercase
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Published on 30 June 2010
great place to grab some food before heading out on the town. There is a huge variety on the menu and the staff are always attentive and knowledgeable of the menu! If planning on going at the weekend book because its always quite busy read more >>
annabanana
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Published on 29 June 2010
Great place. Only been there for their lunches when they have lovely bento boxes for quite good value. My friend ordered off the main menu and had a very tasty vegetarian noodle based dish. Would highly recommend this place.
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dondondon
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Published on 29 June 2010
Yamamori is the best japanese I have ever had, the sushi is incredible, and would recommend it to anyone. There is not much more I can say about it, other than that it is one of my favorite restaurants in Dublin!
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Cherry
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Published on 12 June 2010
this place is the best place in the world ever to get noodles cos i really love noodles and these are my favorite noodles ever. so much better than a pot noodle that tastes like cardbored and you can get amazing plum wine and i really love plum wine it tastes like ribina read more >>
ledchf
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Published on 15 May 2010
This place is a regular and constant choice for diners looking for the great Japanese food. A good menu offering both cooked and raw dishes, and excellent service to top it all off.
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orl
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Published on 05 May 2010
Not the best Asian place in town although it is reasonably priced. Am a fan of their seafood ramen.
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Joanna
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Published on 18 April 2010
Yamamori is great for noodle and sushi and does lovely soup bowls too, I have gone here for lunches and dinners.. never waiting long if just go in and we've also booked tables for birthday dinners, central in town so easy access to pub and clubs after- great place to fill the stomach before a night out read more >>
KayleeinDublin
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Published on 16 April 2010
Yamamori noodles does not only make noodles but also Sushi and of course other food.
I love the food in this place and the service is very good. The staff is very friendly and helpfull.
The restaurent is covered with Graham Knuttel paitings which makes a wonderfull atmostphear.
One negative thing is the benches! If you do not get a table with chairs, you get to sit on the benches and they are really Uncomfortable !
I am a fan, but they could get some better chairs/tabels. read more >>
declano
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Published on 12 April 2010
Great place, great sushi served by friendly staff, but what will always bring me back to this place is the incredible Seafood Ramen, a single serving could easily do 2 people (but I am greedy so i have it all for myself) A soup with ramen noodels and a melody of seafood cooked with mild spices and oriental herbs. Possibly my favourite non Irish Stew or Coddle - the rest of menu is excellent with the futomaki being particularly good read more >>
Fxcked
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Published on 08 March 2010
Omg. This place is absolutely Delicious!!
The food is so nice. I would go to this place with someone nice :)
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mallorymc
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Published on 25 January 2010
I went to the Lower Ormond Quay location and will definitely be back! I chose a simple salmon and avocado sushi roll as it was my first time there and I wasn't sure how good and fresh their sushi was, but I was very impressed. I can't wait to go back and try more complex rolls. My friend had the lunch special of the day which was noodles and a variety of seafood - soo delicious and fresh! It was a large portion and also came with a fairly large salad. Next time I will be trying their dessert as well as the couple next to us had two huge treats that looked and smelled delicious! I am looking forward to going back when the weather is nicer as they have a nice patio in back to dine al fresco. read more >>
rnofad
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Published on 23 January 2010
very nice indeed a pleasant place to visit found it warm and welcoming
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Altico
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Published on 21 January 2010
First of all, "Yamamori" means "Plenty" in Japanese so if you are small eater, you should skip starters!
Although their foods are nice, I don't feel I can relax and enjoy the food. Tables are too close to each other and some strangers could sit right beside you...
Sushi is nice but too expensive to me. read more >>
Silker
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Published on 20 January 2010
This is where we go for special occasions - there is never a problem in booking a table for twenty people and the food is truly amazing - the service is exceptional and the drink is reasonably priced - it is one of the best japanese restaurants in the city and is always full - which is a good sign to me read more >>
sparkles
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Published on 11 January 2010
I do come to Yamamori from time to time for lunch. Generally it's reasonably good - but today it was woeful. Service just wasn't there, one waiter told us to "just wait a moment" when we asked if we could order food being sat down for almost 20 minutes. My sparkling water disappeared somewhere along the way, but since it had taken us so long to get what we did get I wasn't going to push it. Our meals came out at different times and I had to flag down a waiter to ask for a clean spoon. Today's food just didn't quite seem up to it either- a green chicken curry in a bento box that tasted more like green sludge stew (and how does one eat curry with chopsticks??? good thing I kept my soup spoon!) The tempura fish was lovely though. Paying presented us with another nightmare, about 15 minutes and three attempts to finally get a bill. The only good thing was that they didn't charge for the water that hadn't arrived. So overall, if this had been my first visit I would never set foot in the place again. read more >>
delm1401
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Published on 07 January 2010
I had lunch in Yamamori again today and once again I was not disappointed. Everything about the place is class, the Teriyaki is brilliant. The only drawback would be the waiting times, which I suppose cannot be avoided, but they are the only reason I don't eat here for lunch more often. read more >>
otogishu
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Published on 07 January 2010
Hands down one of the best restaurants in Dublin. Their sushi is fantastic every time as is most other dishes. Bento lunch box is a fantastic deal for weekday lunch breaks.
Service not always the fastest but always friendly with a great selection of asian beers and drinks.
Nearly always packed so best to book ahead, especially at the weekend. read more >>
birdsong1982
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Published on 02 December 2009
Went there last night for a quick bite and ordered a bento box. I've had them lots of times before but this one was a bit unappetising - there were fully shelled prawns thrown on it - eyes and feelers and all and this very strange soup with brown mince swimming in it...just didn't appeal to me. Service was spot on though. read more >>
Ali
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Published on 15 November 2009
Had a lovely chicken dish here, good food, think it was over rated for me before I got there so I thought it was good but not as good as everyone made out it to be. Maybe next time I should try their sushi
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CKONE
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Published on 06 November 2009
I am not a fan of Sushi at all so that part of Yamamori noodle, didnt appeal to me. But one of my favourite dishes is anything with Noodle :) so this would be the place I would go, the stff are very friendly but there is a bit of a language barrier but you get over that quick enough. Would definitely go back. I also love the layout of the restuarant. I was only there with one other person so we jsut got a small table but with a big group you will definitely be catered for read more >>
emmakelly
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Published on 01 November 2009
This is a great family friendly restaurant. Sushi can be hit and miss but when it is good - it is great. Like most Asian restaurants desserts are not a strong point!
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age
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Published on 28 October 2009
This is SUCH a date place! The food is really good, a tad on the expensive side but if you like Japanese food and Sushi you’ll be happy out. Stay away fro the Tatsuta-Age, the teriyaki sauce is far too strong and ruins the whole dish. read more >>
Ezebra
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Published on 22 October 2009
went for a romantic dinner to Yamamori on Lower Ormond Quay and must say that it was a total miss. I love sushi and was very excited to have it again. Sushi bars I went to before had always very good atmosphere and sophisticated decor. This one though was extremelly busy, noisy and felt more like mcdonalds or other fast food place. The selection of food is quite impressive but again portions seemed to be small. Tasty but overpriced read more >>
Goldfish
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Published on 04 August 2009
Yamamori always keeps me coming back for more. Nice food, good service, always buzzin and it won't break the bank. Daily special Bento boxes are great value, you get a wee sample of everything. Also if you haven't tried it, get the Eda-Mame as a little appetizer to have with a beer before your main dish, perfect, Try it! read more >>
LBQ
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Published on 22 July 2009
The sushi here is prepared as you order so you can always be sure that it will be fresh. The menu is extensive.
I advise that if you want to eat there on a Saturday night that you book a table in advance as they are always very busy. A good sign!! read more >>
Philip_Dub
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Published on 19 July 2009
I love this place so much! If you are a novice to Japanese Food (and you might think that japanese food is all about sushi and dried raw fish) - well think again!! The 2 dishes you should have to try (or share if you're with mates) is the Tasatu Age and the Yaki Udon. Especially the Yaki Udon, this is the nicest version I have ever tasted, and I have tried a lot of Japanese places! First class read more >>
Bríd
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Published on 09 July 2009
Went here last night and was pretty happy with the experience. I was surprised at how packed it was at 8 on a wednesday night and was glad I had booked ahead. The restaurant has a mixture of long bench seats and booths and regular tables but all were full last night.
The food was really good, a little more than average prices but it was worth it. I had the salmon teryaki and it was tasty, would definitely recommend it.
After sharing a few starters between five of us and two bottles of wine the bill was nearly €40 each just to give you an idea of price.
Definitely check it out and enjoy! read more >>
Davitt
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Published on 08 July 2009
cant fault this place... one of the best places in town for sushi... love love love it!! Even tho i got a snicker from the waitress when i asked for a knife and fork!! :(
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Mary
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Published on 30 June 2009
I would have to agree, Yamamori is excellent for both noodles and sushi. Both branches of the restaurant are excellent although the one on the quays has a lovely outdoor seating area for the warm days. My favourite noodle dish here has to be yamamore yaki soba. It's delicious. They serve cocktails here too so it really is a great place to bring groups. read more >>
Philip_Dub
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Published on 30 June 2009
Fantastic! Everything about this palce is super! Service is excellent, try the Yaki Udon noodle dish - its the best ever...very impressive!
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Kathryn
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Published on 30 June 2009
Really love this place. I have been a few times (the one on the quays) and just think it's streets ahead of Wagamama's both in atmosphere and quality of food. The menu is quite similar but just a little bit tastier. Great for groups and service is always top notch! Would highly recommend! read more >>
