Cuisine['Japanese', 'Donburi', 'Ramen']
Price€€
NeighbourhoodBarrack Street and The Lough

Must order: Salmon zuke donburi - cured salmon over seasoned rice with Japanese condiments; the dish that put Miyazaki on the Cork food map

Location

Address: 1A Evergreen Street, Cork

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Son of a Bun ★ 4.4

['Burgers', 'American street food', 'Craft beer pairings']€€MacCurtain Street (Victorian Quarter)

Cork's most celebrated burger joint, operating from a former music store on MacCurtain Street. Everything - patties, sauces, pickles - is made in-house daily.

Order: The signature Cork burger with house sauce and pickles - the combination of daily-fresh patty and fermented pickles made in-house is what Cork food critics keep returning for

Istanbul Kebab ★ 4.1

['Halal Turkish', 'Doner kebab', 'Late night']City Centre

Cork's premier late-night halal kebab, open until 3am daily on Oliver Plunkett Street. Halal-certified with a sign clearly visible on the premises.

Order: Lamb doner in flatbread after midnight - Istanbul runs full quality until 3am, unlike most late-night competitors who wind down service from midnight

The Farmgate Cafe ★ 4.5

['Irish market food', 'Drisheen', 'Traditional Cork']€€English Market Quarter

Perched on the balcony above the English Market since 1994, the Farmgate is Cork's most storied lunch destination. The market traders supply the kitchen.

Order: Drisheen on buttered toast as a side to the daily special - a Cork food that has nearly disappeared from restaurant menus; the Farmgate serves it with conviction

Heaven's Cakes Market Stall ★ 4.4

['French patisserie', 'Irish cakes', 'Market pastries']€€English Market Quarter

Joe and Barbara Hegarty's French-Irish patisserie stall in the English Market, trading since 1996. Classically trained pastry chefs making handmade mousse.

Order: Seasonal mousse cake slice - the West Cork butter in the pastry base is detectable and makes a difference

Quinlan's Seafood Bar ★ 4.4

['Seafood', 'Fish and chips', 'West Cork fish']€€City Centre

A Cork city outpost of the Kerry seafood family that has been fishing and selling directly since 1963. The Patrick Street counter serves hot fish and chips.

Order: Fish and chips with Kerry-landed cod or haddock - the freshness margin over a city chip shop using frozen fish is significant and detectable

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