Café Mao serves an exciting Asian fusion menu. Choose from their light and fresh chicken lemongrass salad with glass noodles, peanuts and bean sprouts, or go for the more filling Soba noodles in shitake mushroom broth with tempura vegetables. Either way enjoy fresh food in a minimalist and funky decor. Noodle dishes average around €13, making this a cheap and lively option for dinner. The clientele are trendy fitting in perfectly with the fusion of food and décor !

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Aya offers a conveyor belt crammed with all sorts of freshly made sushi, prawn crackers, stir fried noodles, Japanese salads and even desserts. For those who prefer a sit down meal, enjoy their menu with staples including noodle and rice dishes, tempuras and soup noodles. Portions are good and though prices are high you're also paying for smart service and chic surroundings. Check it out!

If you want a restaurant with every kind of noodle dish imaginable, then visit Charming Noodles. Browse the menu, enjoy complimentary green tea and choose from a wide selection of noodles, fat udon to skinny glass noodles. The décor is modest but the service and variety make this a truly charming restaurant. Most dishes average the 8 euro mark.

Chai-Yo restaurant is a fun fusion of Asian cuisines offering a choice of Teppanyaki (table grilled) or A La Carte menus. It's the perfect place to bring a party for a fun evening's entertainment and great tasting, freshly prepared cuisine. Don't miss out on their Sushi or Sashimi...it doesn't get much better than Chai-Yo's. (PS. Their chefs/waiter double as your very own private caberet singer if it's your birthday!)

Lemongrass is a small restaurant chain with branches throughout the country. The decor across these restaurants is attractive and contemporary. Take your pick of dishes from a large menu offering a wide range of Asian dishes (the hot ones are clearly indicated with a red chilli pepper). One of our favourite dishes is their Singapore noodles, packed with stir fried pork, chicken, prawns and vegetables.

The Red Berry restaurant is the newest addition to the popular row of restaurants along Georges Street and serves up an impressive array of the finest food Asia has to offer. It is one of only a few restaurants in Ireland to spoil its patrons by offering a feast of number one dishes from 5 Asian countries. Menu is to the point and very reasonable on the wallet.

Younger sister to Diep le Shaker restaurant, Diep Noodle Bar is situated in ranelagh village. This colourful little place has a great atmosphere, and a mouth watering menu of Vietnamese noodle soups, spicy Thai curries, delicious Phad Thai's, delicious chargrill's and wonderful fresh and healthy salads. Diep Noodle Bar specialises in Thai and Vietnamese cuisine, you will not be disappointed.

Bringing authentic Japanese cuisine to Dublin since 1995, Yamamori is the perfect place to experience a true taste of Japan. With a seating capacity of over 150, Yamamori can cater for each groups individual needs, from a romantic dinner for two to larger groups and parties. The menu contains enormous variety alongside teppanyaki, tempura, sushi and sashimi they serve great wok-fried noodles, Gyuniku-Yaki Soba features egg noodles with strips of sirloin steak and vegetables in oyster and garlic sauce, yum yum!

Wagamama, this UK franchise proves a popular noodle bar choice. Seating is on long communal tables, with a view into the kitchen. Wagamama offers substantial portions of freshly made nutritious noodle and rice dishes of the very best quality at a reasonable cost and also provides an extensive choice of healthy meat, seafood and vegetarian pan asian dishes all cooked to order and swiftly served.