Tulsi - Castlebar legal

From a vegetarian authentic Indian taste. If you are looking for an exceptional Indian culinary experience in the heart of the city, don't look further than Tulsi. This restaurant is a jewel that really shines among Indian restaurants in the city. From the moment you arrive, you will be greeted with warm and friendly staff who will be happy to guide you through the menu and answer any questions you may have. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with elegant décor that adds to the entire culinary experience. The menu in Tulsi is varied and offers a selection of traditional Indian dishes that are prepared with the freshest ingredients. The aromas are fat and complex, and each dish is a joy for the senses. There are many ways to choose, and the portions are generous so that you never leave feeling hungry. Some outstanding veg dishes that I highly recommend are the Karahi Paneer, Vegetables Biryani. The service at Tulsi is top notch, with attentive staff who are always on hand to replenish your water or give suggestions on what to order. Overall, Tulsi is a wonderful Indian restaurant offering on all fronts. The food is exceptional, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is welcoming. I recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for an authentic Indian culinary experience

We were there a weekday and it was really quiet. The food was very tasteful and it is perhaps one of the best palate distributors I had, as typical, they would be pretty easy with hardly anything except spinach. My partner also loved his Tikka Masala. Service was very good. The staff were friendly and were very on the ball as we had appetizers and a main course. Very reasonable and also, so will definitely be again for another palak windshield wiper!

Terrible service, understaffed , Long wait time. Cold. Not a nice atmosphere. Would not recommend eating in. Food was nice but came out far too late.

We ordered a selection of Indian dishes to go. Chicken bhuna and Tikka, with rice and naan. Truly the WORST excuse for Restaurant food I’ve ever had. Quite disgusting. Lurid insipid sauces and the cheapest battery chicken which reminded me of fish. I will never go back.

Just ordered a chicken korma and chicken tikka, the vilest nastiest food I have ever tasted. The korma can best be described as lumps of pre cooked chicken swimming in a liquid that was a cross between tinned chicken soup and sugar water with that bitter aftertaste that comes with artificial sweeteners. The tikka smelled and tasted the same only it was an electric orange colour. We ate a few mouthfuls each, I spat out the last one. Truly the worst meal I have ever attempted to eat. I have no qualms about writing this because anywhere serving up the gundge that this place does has no respect for the paying customer and deserves to be outed. Yuk!!!!