Bun Cha - Dublin

The chicken noodle soup is amazing and the summer rolls were quite good too. My rating mostly comes from the fact that the my friend was not a fan at all of his choice of food and the service wasn't great. Don't get me wrong, they were really nice when talking to us, but it took us quite a while to get their attention in a half empty restaurant, and even though our water glasses were empty we kept having to ask for more water, otherwise they wouldn't give us more. Then again, it could be that their service strategy is more about leaving you to your meal and conversation with friends unless you call them. The space is quite informal and cozy, don't expect a clean looking restaurant; the tables will feel sticky; but that seemed to be part of its charm.

Food was tasty, wait was short, price was very reasonable and portion size for the noodles was very generous. I enjoyed my visit. I only gave 3 stars because I felt the place could be a bit cleaner (tables were kinda sticky) and it would be nice to have a few more choices on the menu. I would visit again

Loved it. We had the first and fourth soup and we really liked it. Not very spicy, pretty big portions. Good value for money. The place is small but I alsways find empty table somehow ;

Really enjoyed my meal in Bun Cha. The deep fried spring rolls were delicious and very filling. Lots of fresh salad too. I will be back

I have visited this restaurant several times since discovering it in the summer. As soon as you sit down in the tranquil and lovely restaurant, you forget that you are on Moore Street. The menu is limited, offering a selection of noodle dishes and banh mi, both of which I highly recommend. They also have a diverse range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The service is good, and it appears that the ingredients used are fresh and of high quality.