Opium Concerts 2024-2025

Great place to go to as a group! They have a Christmas group deal for about €45 where you get a big platter to share between four people with all of the starters, alongside a main and dessert. It’s a great way for you and your mates to get introduced to the restaurant itself. The share platter: The tempura prawns and pork belly were by far the most delicious on the plate. The pork belly was melt in your mouth and so tender For main I got the Mekong duck with fried rice. Very nice broth, duck was tender and the greens used really balance out the meal as a whole. Highly recommend the above dish. There were only two options for dessert (or champagne) in this menu. I got the mango parfait, the cream used for the outside part tasted off and was described as lemongrass. My tastebuds might still be uncultured but the cream did indeed taste weird. I got a bite of the brownie and that was far more preferable compared to the mango parfait.

What a wonderful experience this was. From the staff to the food and drinks, everything was perfect. When for the Christmas menu and was not disappointed. Sat on the garden which was very nice and not as loud as the dinning room itself, so was able to keep a good conversation all throughout the dinner. The Pad Thai was on point and the starters were delicious! The staff was extremely helpful and always there. Definitely a "will be again soon" situation.

Lovely food. Great service. It was early in the evening so not much atmosphere but you don't expect that at 5.30pm. The Negroni was very good, and they dealt with my wife's food allergies really well.

Gorgeous dinner here last night. Edamame beans to start followed by a yellow chicken curry, Vietnamese spring rolls and pork rolls. For dessert it was a banoffee bomb and some cocktails.

Really nice place to eat. Great food and ambience. Cocktails are also really nice. Solid, modern, Thai style restaurant. Would recommend Would give extra star for food if they had more vegetarian options, most options have fish derivatives in it