"Savor the Flavor: A New Culinary Creation Every Week!" 

Monsoon Stillorgan is your go-to destination for authentic Indian cuisine and an unforgettable dining experience. Throughout 2025, we have a variety of exciting events and offers planned to tantalize your taste buds and create lasting memories.

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant flavors of India at our Street Food Festival! at Monsoon Stillorgan. Explore a delectable selection of authentic chaat, featuring savory snacks like crispy samosas and tangy pani puri, all prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. A culinary adventure awaits!

Celebrate Kerala's vibrant harvest festival with an authentic Onam Sadhya feast and savour the exquisite flavours of Kerala cuisine.

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.

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.