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The best way to experience India is by exploring its Best Indian food which is much more than your local Indian takeaway. Indian food carries the impression of geography, local custom, tradition, beliefs and religious ideology. A curry can tell which part of India it comes from, why it is the way it is, making it the best Indian curry.

Special Onam Thali "Indulge in the flavors of Onam with our special Thali! Available every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 4pm, starting from August 15th until August 31st. Don't miss this!" We wish you and your family a very Happy Onam! Everyone from die-hard chaat fans to curious newcomers is invited to attend the festival at the authentic Indian restaurant. The festival, which will be taking place in August from 12pm to 4pm Saturdays and Sundays, is sure to be the highlight of the season and deliver the perfect summer celebration. We are proud to offer a wide range of authentic chaat dishes designed to tantalise the taste buds. The restaurant's chefs use only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques to create dishes that are both delicious and authentic. The menu features dishes for fans of spicy foods, those who prefer something milder, and everything in between. In addition to the delicious chaat dishes on the menu, we also offers a variety of other Indian specialties. These include biryani, tandoori chicken, butter chicken, and other firm favourites and popular dishes. We have been feeding the people of Stillorgan for more than 25 years. Staffed by a dedicated team, the restaurant always delivers a memorable customer experience, from the food to the service. In addition to offering the option of dining in, Monsoon also allows people to order online for takeaway, with both delivery and pickup options. The restaurant has a mobile app that can be downloaded for Android or Apple too. Customers can book a table on the restaurant's website, in addition to getting in touch by phone or email. We put a strong emphasis on fresh ingredients that are locally sourced. Manager Arun and Head Chef Alok both come from farming families and aim to recreate the experiences they had growing up. Serving honest food with authentic flavours, the restaurant's focus is always on providing the best experience for guests.

Monsoon Stillorgan invites guests to join the restaurant for their Chaat Festival in July 2023. The celebration of Indian street food offers the chance to sample some authentic dishes and an immersive experience of Indian culture

Monsoon didn't look much like The Restaurant at the End of the Universe - and there were no alien species there that I could recognise either. It's a small room, up a flights of steps from where you can pick up your take away meals.

“Alok Kumar, the chef at this bustling little Cottage in Stillorgan, has cooked in grand kitchens all over the Dublin but he considers this casual little place with simmered goat on the menu his idea of the perfect Indian restaurant.”

Indian festival Diwali has something magical about it. It’s a celebration of love, peace and the triumph of good over evil and marks the start of the Hindu New Year. It invokes charming childhood memories of dressing up, looking forward to meeting friends and family and that excitement about buying sweets and decorations. It’s one of the most important holidays for Hindus across the world, which starts with a 5-day celebration, each day marking the path to a new beginning.

We are delighted to announce that Monsoon Stillorgan has been named as a Best Quality Indian Cuisine in the Stillorgan area by the Irish Mirror. Monsoon is well known in the Stillorgan area as the go-to place for great Indian food, and it does a brisk take-away business.

Monsoon is a much loved neighbourhood Indian restaurant in Stillorgan for over 20 years. Totally Dublin dropped in on the team which elevates the dining experience with exceptional hospitality and culinary invention.

The first thing any of us noticed on entering Monsoon was not the decor (which is fab, by the way) but the aroma. Wonderful, spicy scents drift around the dining area, whetting the appetite and promising tasty treats ahead.