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Delhi2Dublin at Priory Market review: Indian fast food that hits the spot

Delhi2Dublin      Address : Priory Market, Main Road, Tallaght, Dublin D24 YYK4 Telephone : N/A Cuisine : Indian Website : Cost : €€ What's on offer? Delhi2Dublin is a small family outfit which is finally planting roots after years on the market circuit. Its new base at Priory Market in Tallaght is its first permanent home. The menu, chalked on a blackboard, wanders across India 's street food map. You'll find samosas, hand-folded momos, pani puri, and vada pav, the Mumbai potato burger. Sides stay snacky – masala fries dusted in Delhi-style seasoning. 'Kebab-ish' ups the portions. There's a kebab platter with minced or seekh-style kebabs, salad, chutney, mayo and masala chips; a naan sandwich with kebabs, salad, peppers, onions and cheese; or loaded fries topped with kebabs, chutney, mayo and cheese. 'Big Bites' mean full meals; a crispy butter chicken rice bowl with potato bhaji, chickpea rice and cucumber salad, a naan wrap of the same, a chicken tikka masala burger stacked with fried fillets, mint slaw and masala fries, or chicken tikka masala loaded fries. READ MORE Dishes such as like the chicken rice bowl, loaded fries with chicken tikka or kebabs, and the loaded naan sandwich are proving to be the most popular choices. What did we order? Chicken samosas, the crispy butter chicken rice bowl, a lamb kebab platter and a loaded naan wrap. How was the service? This is a popular food stall, so there was a queue and a bit of a wait. You're given a buzzer that goes off when your order is ready. Delhi2Dublin is a popular outlet in Priory Market How was the food? The chicken samosas were a mixed bag. The filling of mashed veg and cumin was good, and the dipping sauce worked, but they were greasy and not very crisp. The crispy butter chicken rice bowl was as expected; breadcrumbed chicken with a spicy butter sauce, sticky rice, chickpeas and a fresh minty sauce on top of lettuce. The sauce was good, and the chickpeas and mint gave it a nice lift, though it's more a fast-food version than a proper curry. The lamb kebab platter came with a kofta-style minced lamb kebab, salad, dressing and masala chips. The chips were salty but a bit limp – fine for soaking up sauce but not much crunch. The loaded naan wrap used the same chicken and salad as the rice bowl, but in a large naan folded over, with plenty to eat. Overall, it is fast food that hits the spot if you want saucy, filling carbs. Delhi2Dublin is open daily, 11am-10pm What about the packaging? Everything is served in cardboard packaging. What did it cost? It was €45 for lunch for three people: chicken samosas, €4; crispy butter chicken rice bowl, €14; lamb kebab platter, €13; and loaded naan wrap, €14. Where does it deliver? Takeaway and dine-in only. Open daily, 11am-10pm. Would I order it again? Yes, Priory Market is a vibrant market with a great atmosphere, and the food here – particularly the lamb kofta – is perfect for eating on site.