CHAKRA allows for a true showcase of Indian flavours using the finest Irish produce in a modern dining room setting. No detail is left out as each dish is presented beautifully and every care has gone in to make sure the cuisine uses traditional Indian culinary techniques with CHAKRA's own modern twist. CHAKRA is a unique dining experience that engages its guests in an experienced-based journey throughout the dining experience to create a wow factor - engage in the memories, fragrance, ambience, taste and service and feel special at CHAKRA. "'Chakra is a Sanskrit word which means Wheel- Life force spinning inside us (energy centres in the body). Food plays an important role in balancing these Chakras. Chefs at CHAKRA make everything in-house, using the whole palette of flavours—spicy, sour, sweet, and hot all at the same time—making it irresistible."
Type of Cuisine: Indian
Restaurant Features
Michelin Guide Republic of Ireland
Emphasis on an experienced-based dining experience
The food, ambience, quality was really good. Authentinticity of the food is as good as it gets here.
We has the Chakra platter which was an assorted collection of Sea Bass, Prawns, Lamb Kebab and chicken tikka. The flavours and the spices went really well.
For Main Course we had tried the Makai paneer saag,which is fried cottage cheese in a rich Spinach sauce. We also tried the kashmir Roghanjosh and it would be the closest to as authentic you can get. The saffron essence was an absolute delight.
The staff was courteous and friendly.
Overall a really good Indian Fine Dining experience.
Laura
January 2022
Food was 10/10 and the staff were so amazing - we are used to amazing customer service in Greystones but this place went above and beyond with their drink recommendations and remembering our names :)
Annie
November 2021
Honestly the best dining experience of my life. From the moment we walked through the door to when we left, the staff were so positively attentive. The food was unbelievably good.. the drinks went down a treat
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