Haleem Channa at Taza in Dublin
From left to right: pilau rice (vegan), roti (vegan), garlic naan (vegetarian) at Taza in Dublin

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Pakistani restaurant with a separate vegan menu. Includes 5 vegan starters, 6 vegan mains and several vegan sides. Main courses include aloo gobi, haleem's chana, taza dal, mushroom masala, vegetable jalfrezi and biryani. Open Mon-Thu 16:00-22:00, Fri-Sat 16:00-23:00, Sun 13:00-22:00.

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5 Reviews

First Review by Never*Nude

Avatar Jdoyle

Jdoyle

Points +18

Vegetarian
07 Oct 2023

Great eats 😋

Separate vegan menu with loads of option. Food was extremely tasty and great service. Just ordered loads if small plates and reasonably priced.

Pros: Triple coked chips, Veg pakora , Chickpea masala

Avatar AngelaDwane

AngelaDwane

Points +107

Vegan
29 Nov 2022

Beautiful food

Have a separate vegan menu, loads of options, food really tasty. Service really good. Busy spot, so need to book!

Avatar Ankez

Ankez

Points +23

Vegetarian
20 Oct 2022

Beautiful food!

This is a very popular restaurant which serves to all and has a seperate vegan menu. In the regular menu vegetarian options are included. Freshly made, spice levels can de indicated, delicicous food.

Pros: Seperate vegan menu, Vegetarian options, Excellent taste

Cons: Popular so you must book a table

Avatar ClaireBM

ClaireBM

Points +16

Vegan
18 Aug 2022

The vegan options are excellent and the staff are so friendly👍

Food is amazing 👍👍👍

Pros: They provide both vegans vegsn menus 🙂, Excellent vegan menu🙂, Vegan food that tastes amazing

Cons: No cons just excellent food & professional service

Avatar Never*Nude

Never*Nude

Points +103

Vegan
26 Jul 2020

Fantastic food

I don't think I can stress how good their food is. I have never been disappointed with anything I have eaten here.

There is a dedicated vegan menu on their website. There is a vegan menu available in the restaurant but you have to ask for it. Make sure to specify that you're vegan when ordering as the biryani has yogurt listed as an ingredient on the regular menu.

I have eaten here three times and there has always been a vegan option for the starter and main course on the early bird menu. I'm not sure if you can swap ice cream for vegan sorbet as I have never been able to fit dessert in.

My go-to dish is Haleem's Channa which is to die for. Their roti is amazing. I'm slowly making my way through all their starter options but the Aloo Tikki is great. You can get small portions if you want to try two (or more) mains out.

Booking is essential as it's always been busy. Despite how busy the place is, the staff are attentive and helpful. The floor manager checks in with each table to see how they're getting on and he seems like a really nice guy. You'll recognise him as the guy with the great moustache.

Pros: Amazing food. Seriously, I can't describe it, Lovely staff

Cons: It can be a bit noisy

From left to right: pilau rice (vegan), roti (vegan), garlic naan (vegetarian) at Taza in Dublin

Haleem Channa at Taza in Dublin

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