Best Asian Food Restaurants in Cong

"This appealing Pan Asian restaurant in Galway city centre is loosely based on the ancient Chinese Tea House concept (a café centred around tea drinking) and decorated with furnishings from Asia, Cambodia and Thailand. More sophisticated than mo ..."

"Decorated with rattan seats and bamboo lampshades, this stylish, low-lit restaurant serves well-executed pan-Asian dishes that range from Malaysian to Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese, including outstanding tom yum..."

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££Review - Everything was amazing, so delicious!. View Xian Street Food Menu"

"8 Dock Road, Galway H91 F658 IrelandJapanese, Asian, ThaiLunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksReservations, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Takeout, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Street Parking[email protected]+353 91 549 888http://www.neo8.ie"

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - Thai red curry excellent, very hot think it’s a new recipe 😋"

"Average Rating - 4.3Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - GalwayAverage price - ££££Review - very good spicey box. View Umbrella Asian Tapas Menu"

"Crunchy Southern Style Chicken with tangy aioli, homemade pickles, fresh lettuce covered in Smokey hot sauce makes up Caribou's Nashville Chicken Burger. With something for everyone, their new and updated menu features some seriously pub grub. From the sticky hot and sweet Korean Fried Chicken to the loaded Vegan Garlic Cheese Fries, the only thing you'll need now is an ice cold craft beer to accompany all that scrumptious goodness."

"Located on Cross Street Upper in a building with history over 400 years old, Busker Browne’s is a versatile place to spend your night with 3 bars over 3 floors with food and drink served. Upstairs is in-depth with history with high ceilings, stone walls and leaded windows. Food is served daily and live music is on Thursday to Monday with a DJ every Saturday night."

"Rated as a family friendly restaurant by the parents of Galway, Busker Browne’s is a popular gastropub set in the Latin Quarter. Attached to Buskers is a quite dining area named Kirby's - should that be more suited to your family’s needs. Both serve delicious, good quality grub that will leave you feeling full and satisfied."

"There is nothing particularly notable about the décor or layout of this pub, tucked away beside a canal on the west side of the River Corrib. A lot of Galway pubs are brighter, breezier, and bigger, but none can match the sheer variety of craft beers available at The Salt House. This place boasts 120 varieties of bottled craft beers from all around the world and 21 different types of beer on draught at any one time."

"Located in the small Irish town of Oughterard lies the beautiful Aughnanure Castle. This castle was originally constructed in the 16th century, by the prominent O’Flaherty family, who was a famous lord family in the region. The castle remained in the hands of the O’Flaherty family until the year 1572, where it was sieged by the President of Connaught, Sir Edward Fitton; the castle changed hands on several occasions throughout the centuries, before later being reclaimed by the O’Flaherty family."

"This 16th-century tower house is one of over 200 in Galway county, located in Oughterard on the banks of the Lough Corrib. Throughout most of medieval history, the land was controlled by the O’Flaherty clan. Around the time of its build, the castle was declared the legal property of the English crown and was taken from the rightful chief, Donal an Chogaidh, and given to Sir Murrough ne doe O’Flaherty."

"Built around 1500, this superbly preserved fortress signposted 4.2km east of Oughterard was home to the 'Fighting O'Flahertys', who controlled the region for hundreds of years after they fought off the Normans. The six-storey tower house stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking Lough Corrib and has been extensively restored."

"Cong Abbey is a beautiful, ancient monastery ruin from the 13th century. Here you feel like you have been transported back a few centuries and can imagine how the monks …. translated by•View Original"

"Claregalway Castle is a fully-restored 15th-century Norman tower house, situated on the banks of the River Clare. It was the chief fortress of the powerful Clanricarde de Burgos family, also known as the Burkes, who were descendants of the original 13th-century Anglo-Normans invaders. The castle has a long, bloody history, which you can learn all about on the regular tours at the castle!"

"A post shared by Veronica Bilotta (@veronicabilotta) on Aug 31, 2018 at 3:48pm PDT. The fully-restored castle will make you feel like a King or a Queen for night, as it has lodging options fit for royalty. The friendly welcoming hosts and the expert guides will help you learn more about the rich history of the castle."

"Asford Castle is famous as the site of Pierce Brosnan’s wedding to Keely Shay Smith. It’s in the tiny, rustic village of Cong, on the border between Galway and Mayo, and dates from the 13th century. Now, it is now one of Ireland’s most high-end hotels."

"Built in 1228, the medieval Ashford Castle is now an exclusive 5-star hotel. Its most famous guests include King George V, Queen Mary, John Lennon, Oscar Wilde, Ronald Reagan, Brad …. translated by•View Original"

"Merlin Park Woods is a large urban woodland located on the eastern edge of Galway City and is a great place to visit with kids. On the former site of the Waithman estate, this haven for wildlife is a great place for a walk away from the city centre. Merlin Castle lies in the North Wood, and there is a playground too that kids will enjoy."

"A post shared by Piotr (@zagadka1986) on Oct 15, 2017 at 6:02am PDT. Known as the oldest and largest urban park in Galway City, Merlin Park and Woods is a playground for nature and woodland lovers. It remains as one of the forefronts of biodiversity conservation practices in the city."