An Indian restaurant offering a very thorough selection of Indian food.
Maloti is a Dublin restaurant that truly enhances taste buds and provides a small and authentic experience of Indian cuisine. Maloti produces a mass variety of different dishes. This Dublin restaurant celebrates many Indian cooking traditions everything from the Parsee New Year to Diwali, the festival of light.
Maloti is a richly decorated Dublin restaurant with exquisite shades of rust, ochre and blue pleasantly throwing attention to the welcoming glowing lamps. There are charming Indian ornaments decorating alcoves. The tables are pleasantly laid out with ample room between diners.
Maloti is well known for it's enticing range of aperitifs. Thirst busting cocktails and aperitifs at Maloti include mint Vermouth, lime Campari and Mojito Masala €7.25. The restaurant's mission statement might explain the popularity of this Dublin restaurant: "We don't sell food, we serve hospitality."
The mass of choice combined with excellent hospitality makes Maloti a special restaurant in Dublin. A very attractive and affordable Express Menu runs at Maloti every day from noon until 6pm. Diners can choose from a large selection of Indian dishes. At the same time, the less adventurous will also enjoy Maloti, as this Dublin restaurant provide standards such as Cod and Chips!
Maloti brings East and West together and with such a friendly atmosphere, any meal enjoyed here will be a great treat!
Maloti, 34 South William Street,
Dublin 2.
Tel: +353(1)-6710428.
Maloti is a Dublin restaurant that truly enhances taste buds and provides a small and authentic experience of Indian cuisine. Maloti produces a mass variety of different dishes. This Dublin restaurant celebrates many Indian cooking traditions everything from the Parsee New Year to Diwali, the festival of light.
