Best Asian Food Restaurants in Galway

"This Downtown Pan-Asian restaurant, situated on Mary street in the beautiful Spanish Arch area of Galway City boasts the cosy interior of ancient walls, done up in gilded metals and woven cane. The Asian Tea House pride themselves on their fresh and highly flavoursome cuisine which is sourced both locally and internationally and served to their diners in styles that originate in Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and China. Anything from the tasty Vietnamese Red Snapper to the mouth-watering Korean style wings, just to name but a few the hot dishes on their extensive menu to give spicy food lovers a kick and maybe in need of a glass of milk!"

"This appealing Pan Asian restaurant in Galway city centre is loosely based on the ancient Chinese Tea House concept (a café centred around tea drinking) and decorated with furnishings from Asia, Cambodia and Thailand. More sophisticated than mo ..."

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££Review - Everything was amazing, so delicious!. View Xian Street Food Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - Thai red curry excellent, very hot think it’s a new recipe 😋"

"Unit 14, Barna Village Centre, Galway IrelandIndian, Asian, BaltiLunch, Dinner, BrunchTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Highchairs Available[email protected]+353 91 596 497http://www.spicedbarna.com"

"Average Rating - 4.3Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - very good spicey box. View Umbrella Asian Tapas Menu"

"When the Office of Public Works tried to expand operation onto this site in 1997, they got the surprise of their life – archaeological remains of a 13th century building that had fallen into ruins, been built over, and forgotten. And yet, once upon a time, this used to be an important medieval building. It was owned by the Anglo-Norman De Burgo family, and was Galway’s principal mun...Read more"

"In the 13th century, when the de Burgo family ruled Galway, Richard – the Red Earl – erected a large hall as a seat of power, where locals would arrive to curry favour. After the 14 tribes took over, the hall... Church in Galway City"

"In the 13th century, when the de Burgo family ruled Galway, Richard – the Red Earl – erected a large hall as a seat of power, where locals would arrive to curry favour. After the 14 tribes took over, the hall..."

"Dating back to 1320, this church is Ireland’s largest medieval parish church hosting regular services. It is dedicated to St Nicholas of Myra, the patron saint of seafarers and constructed from Galway’s signature grey limestone. In the middle of the 17th century the largest body of Irish genealogical lore, Leabhar na nGenealach, recording the heritage of families across Ireland, was written at this very place."

"There are fresh flowers on the tables outside *and* on the cakes behind the counter!. The interior is all wooden accents and clean lines and there’s a definite hint of cool, with its own record player installed upstairs."

"This coffee house in the heart of Galway roasts its own, chosen from suplier who "exemplify ethical business practice". Part cafe, shop and gallery - even its coffee cups are works of art."

"Galway’s contemporary arts hub, the Galway Arts Centre is another revolving exhibition space that takes in an incredible array of local art and entertainment, including theatre and visual arts. The gallery is equally fluid, with a penchant for cartoony modern art and statement sculpture. There are classes, too, if you feel like getting your hands dirty."

"Cong Abbey is a beautiful, ancient monastery ruin from the 13th century. Here you feel like you have been transported back a few centuries and can imagine how the monks …. translated by•View Original"