Kanum

It’s grand… Like grand… I’ve had it for take away a few times, it’s nice… enjoyable but it’s not show stopping or memorable. The flavours are all very tame, I like mine thai food to have a good splash of spice in it, ok not fiery hot that will burn my insides but that authentic medium/​hot side.
It is nearby my house so tends to be the quick go to place, is priced reasonable and like I say is enjoyable but if you are after strong flavours you might be a little disappointed.

Veg spring rolls were the best I’ve ever had.
Very impressed with the food.
Can’t wait to try more.

I do like this place. Late home from work or just feeling lazy. This is my go to place. Call in and order, phone in and collect or get it delivered.
I’ve tried. It’s things from curries to stir fried to noodle dishes. All good and all consistent which is what you want.
The portion sizes look small in the boxes but when you empty it out on a plate you wonder how you’ll eat it all on. If you’re eating in you can order beers too.

Good size portions — one dish can be easily split between two — well — two girls maybe :) very tasty — good for lunch but also at a very busy lunch location! Get there before 1pm!

Best take away in the area. Pity they charge for delivery though as it’s pricy to start off with. But good very good

Massive portion, you could take one for two people and still be full (not overrated like me). I have always regrets followed by sleeping problems as I’m still full after four hours. We went for the prawn red spicy curry (not that spicy though) and Singapore fried chicken rice. All was washed down by Thai beer. Food was nice but it was too much :-/​ (well, I cannot complain, my fault ;-)). My problem is that anytime we go there for Singapore noodles/​rice I can feel pork taste. Maybe the spices or maybe the stock they are use but this puts me off. Prawn curry was great I have no issues to this one. Overall 4stars and the joy (:-)) that they Kanum deliver, have take away option or you can eat in.

One cannot think well, drink well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well and I’m happy to say all was made possible with their 2 entrée and wine combo! Cheers!

Finally a place that knows how to make food hot AND tasty! We had the Gaeng Kheow Wan, one with duck and one with chicken and were both really pleased. The portions are huge and I really couldn’t finish my rice, it was just too much. I was a little shocked about the price of a Chang beer, which cost more than 3 €. I had just bought the same beer in Germany for 0,69 €. At that price I wouldn’t have been able to enjoy the beer so I stuck with water. But prices in Ireland are skyhigh compared to German prices anyway, so maybe it’s just me?!
Nevertheless, the food is great and we’d go there again.

Terrible!!! Absolutely terrible. First, the delivery guy was clueless to where he was going, and as we live on a main road… Right down from the restaurant, it shouldn’t have been that hard to find. Our food was cold when it got here. Wouldn’t normally order chips, but did and totally regret it. Oven chips would have been better. My pad thai was so greasy. And my boyfriend says his pad prik was pad sick. Lol. The ONLY good thing, was the prawns. So big and cooked perfectly, but only got 3 in my dish. So disappointed!!! We just moved to this area and was looking forward to our first takeaway. Wouldn’t recommend or order here again! So much so that I downloaded the Unilocal app just to write this review.

Kanum is essentially a takeaway/​delivery outlet and if you’re looking to dine-​in, you’re probably better-​off going someplace else.
My favourite thing about Kanum is their Curries – especially the Gaeng Kheow Wan (aka Thai Green Curry). If you’re up for something spicier, I would recommend the Chu Chee (Red Curry) in all its glorious flavour – especially the Kaffir Lime.
The Pad Thai Noodles are supposed to be their signature dish, but I thought it wasn’t anything special, but nothing to complain about, at the same time.

I love Kanum, all their curries and their padthai– just fantastic. Always use them for delivery, they are quick, yummy and have a good value. Nothing to complain!

nothing too exciting, but the food is good quality and tasty, and it’s not too expensive which is nice. some of their lunchtime offers are very good value.
It’s definitely better than your average thai takeaway, so if you’re in the area and looking for something quick then think about dropping by!

Absolutely a FIVE STAR takeaway joint. Food is made fresh to order rather than sitting on steam tables for hours. Also, This is the real thing. Kanum does not hold back the chili peppers. Get ready for your face to sweat and your mouth to burn on the spicy dishes.
Delicious authentic Thai flavors. Such a nice surprise to find during our travels to Ireland. I will say you find some vegetables in your food that you don’t always find in true Thai dishes, and they put more meat and less vegetables than you would find in Thailand, but the flavors are correct. I was surprised that pork is not among the meat options, despite the wonderful Irish pork available.
I love Thai food and I will eat it anywhere I find it in the world, especially in Thailand and now also in Dublin.

Good food portions, curries are great but can’t say the same about other things on the menu. Noodles and rice were ok.
It’s a bit pricy for a small street food joint.
Overall ok for takeaway once in a while but you are better off trying new places in general.

Been meaning to try Kanum for a while now and we finally managed to recently when we ate on location.
I had the Singapore Fried Rice with chicken. And there was lots of it. I managed about two thirds, but after about half of it I started to struggle.
My partners meal of the Khao Pad Krapow with Duck was described as Hot. But it was overloaded with chilli to the point he couldn’t taste much after a few mouthfuls.
The décor is nice. There is a sort of open kitchen, although you can’t really see what cooking. There is a mixture of high counters and some tables, but mainly high counters. I guess their main business is take out and delivery. They do have plastic plates if you want to transfer your dinner from the takeout box. Chopsticks, plastic cutlery and napkins all on hand also.
I would like to try a few more things, so I may be back should the opportunity present itself. But that’s if I’m not with my partner, he wont be back. Oh well.

Tried this place the other night.
I had a duck rice dish, it was a ²⁄₃ on the spice scale.
However it was almost uneatable. The hot sauce was so overpowering its all you could taste and it wasn’t even that nice.
I do like hot food but it can be hot and still have taste this didn’t.
Its also a bit pricey for eating off a plastic plate (over 10euro for a main course). If you want to do Thai street food, great but don’t charge restaurant prices.
All in all not to great. I have given two stars as the starter of duck rolls were quite pleasant. But that was about it.

I give five stars for Kanum Green Curry, particularly with the Fried Rice. I might have a slight addiction to this combination, and got my flatmates hooked on it too! For delivery, they are also really fast, and I’ve always had a good experience with them.
The only reason I give four stars instead of five is that some of their dishes, like their hot dishes are really really really hot. Like I almost can’t taste the food because it’s so hot! I’ve tried all three of the fried rice dishes, and the spicy one is definitely the best (Khao Pad Krapow), but warning it IS very hot! All in all, though, I do love Kanum and they are a fairly regular delivery to my apartment!

Who would have thought that Ireland would have fast and delicious Thai food so readily available? Certainly not me! But it DOES exist!
The food here was delicious (and spicy!). They have a menu that is posted on the left side of the restaurant when you walk in. The menu has a scale of spiciness based upon the number of chili peppers next to the dish. The more chili peppers, the spicier the dish. I ordered a dish with only one chili pepper next to the name and it was pretty spicy!
Despite eating in the restaurant, the food was packaged to go. I think they do this for all the orders. They restaurant offers plastic plates and utensils so that you can eat in if you’d like or take the food as carry out. I ordered my food at the counter, and then waited for them to call my dish.
I can’t remember what we ordered, but stay away from the fried rice. They charge an extra euro for fried rice but it really did not taste like anything. Its better to just stick with white rice. Also, as an FYI, their noodle dish was really oily – but tasted delicious!
The food was prepared quickly, and was steaming hot from the kitchen.
If I lived in this area, it would be my go to place for meals.

Maybe I ordered the wrong thing? I’d definitely give it another chance … The pad ki mao I ordered was more veggie/​toppings than noodle and just a little too… wet; I also thought that it was on the saltier side.
There was definitely potential of it being a great dish but I guess I just didn’t like how it was super soggy and the noodles were hard to find — just a warning: it’s spicy! But I love spicy so no complaints here on that one. I’ll definitely come back and re-​review once I do.

Finally found what I have been looking for almost a year… splendid Thai takeaway in Dublin :-)))
After having had an abundance of fabulous Thai food in Sydney finding a replacement has been a long and arduous process and I must admit this place made my day.
Fabulous green curry, good beef mussaman and the larb gai was well worth the wait. The chicken satay is something I would never order again but the rest of the meal was faultless.
Will be spending my hard earned money here for sure :-))