Harry Styles spotted in popular Kildare eatery
Kildare eatery, Tani Sushi Naas, shared an adorable snap of the pop superstar after enjoying his meal, sparking a flurry of excitement online.
For the team behind the counter, it was a dream come true one moment they were going about their day the next, they were hosting a global pop icon. Naas had a little extra sparkle this week when none other than Harry Styles strolled into a local Japanese restaurant, much to the delight of sushi lovers and staff alike. Pic:Sharing a sweet snap of Harry posing with management, the official Instagram page wrote: 'Honestly, i didn't want to use this photo for our social media page, but too many people was asking and big crowd was waiting outside the restaurant last night, so he was in Tani last night and he is an absolutely gentleman.
'Very polite just chilling having dinner with his friends, said food was really tasty also compliment the staff as well, the photo was taken after his dinner, no body disturb him while he was eating, what a lovely guy,' they added.
Fans were quick to take to the comments, with many delighted to see more of Harry's grand Irish tour.
'Thank you for sharing. This is so lovely. Happy to hear he wasn't bothered; despite the crowd outside, and was able to enjoy a lovely meal with friends,' one user shared.
'We gotta know what his order was! What sushi does Harry like?! Haha' another penned.
'Why not share the photo & promote your business! I'm happy you took your photo, and that Harry supported a great local business. More success to you,' a third wrote. For the team behind the counter, it was a dream come true one moment they were going about their day the next, they were hosting a global pop icon. Pic: X
The singer has been spotted in a few locations so far, most notably in Naas, Co Kildare, with a screenshot of a Snapchat post from his visit going viral.
Fans took to social media to share their shock at seeing the One Direction star on our shores, with even the original poster of the Snapchat saying on the pic: 'Like, ladies what the heck?'
One fan wrote that they were going to cry seeing him in Naas, while a few others joked that they were booking flights to Ireland to come find him.
In another Instagram post, this time to a Harry Styles fanpage, there's a number of other photos of the 31-year-old from his trip, including one during a hike.
There's also a photo of him with the Aer Lingus flight team who likely brought him to Ireland.
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