Nan Chinese
Contact Information
Nan Chinese
Ryon Wen
Stephens Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02 NW62,
Co.Dublin
Telephone: +353 (0)1 516-9887
Email: bookings@nanchinese.ie
Web: https://nanchinese.ie
Celebrating the Chinese New Year of the Rabbit, I decided to check out NAN Chinese fine dining Restaurant on St. Stephen’s Street. It’s often said that Chinese re...
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Opening Hours:
12pm-10pm
Cuisine:
Hyiyang (Chinese)
A La Carte:
Mains €22-€50
Sunday Lunch:
No
Children’s Menu:
No
Number of Covers:
50
Wheelchair Facilities:
No
Credit Cards:
Yes
Private Dining Facilities:
Yes
Wifi:
Yes
About The Restaurant
Celebrating the Chinese New Year of the Rabbit, I decided to check out NAN Chinese fine dining Restaurant on St. Stephen’s Street.
It’s often said that Chinese restaurants have a special hard core menu for their Chinese diners rather than the soft soap Westernised version proffered to general diners. Well, judging by the curious faces of my friends as we perused the menu, it seemed we had unknowingly hit pay dirt.
Being in uncertain waters can make one’s palate anxious, however, relief and relaxation arrived quickly with the more familiar plates of dumplings – prawn & bamboo shoot and chicken & scallion arrived along also, with a stunning presentation of Lady’s Finger Salad with chillis.
Nan is helmed by restaurateurs Ryon Wen and Ian Keegan, the pair behind Little Dumpling, next door, and Hakkahan in Stoneybatter. Wen has blazed a trail across Dublin with a series of other popular restaurants including Bullet Duck & Dumpling in D7 and Kyoto in Dun Laoghaire. Arriving at Nan, Wen told us that with many more Chinese people living here now, there is a big demand for regional Chinese food and he’s undoubtedly bringing something different and authentic to the table for western diners as well.
Nearby a threesome were tucking into luscious lobster (seasonal price) with steamed vermicelli and garlic sauce. However, we resisted, spreading the mains between silky steamed scallops in their shells topped with garlic & vermicelli; a stunningly carved centre-piece ‘dragon-like’ whole seabass coated in a delicious Chinese brown sauce; and sliced beef fillet with black pepper sauce. All delicious. With these we had one boiled rice and scallion oil noodles with crispy pork skin.
Thoroughly impressed with our meal, we made our exit with no doubt in our minds that Nan will become a hotspot for anyone who loves authentic and delicious Chinese fare.
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