Tulsi — Restaurant in County Clare

This restaurant is not INDIAN, the food is by far the worst I’ve had. It should not be categorized as Indian by any means, so I’m compelled to put this review here for my fellow Indians who are looking for Indian options around here. If you really want that experience head to Silver Oak (their food is “Indian” and yum). I actually feel bad for others who enjoy food there thinking that’s the epitome of our cuisine. (Wish I could tell them it’s not).

The dal - Channa dal (no tadka just boiled lentil) Gobhi - boiled and swimming in turmeric water with Roti - I don’t think these ppl really know what roti it!! So I...

Have been to this restaurant a few times. Firstly there is parking just outside for about four cars. If there are not available there is a small car park close by on the kilrush road with a disabled car park. The inside is clean and tidy. There is room to manoeuvre a wheelchair or mobility scooter which I used on my last visit.there is a disabled toilet . The staff are polite and courteous. There is a nice ambience due to nice lighting and low pleasing background music. Now the food is excellent with plenty of choice and has meat and vegetarian dishes presented well. My partner and I...

Reasonable food, fair portions but having eaten Indian food at different restaurants around the world, I've been spoilt... Ennis has only been served once with an extraordinarily good Indian restaurant (the chef was from Bradford) , but sadly, it folded after 6 months... I was very excited to hear Tulsi was coming to Ennis, as I'd eaten at the Galway Tulsi on quite a few occasions, sadly, the taste didn't match up, and the Sunday buffet wasn't on offer when my party came to try out the food... 3 stars is no bad thing, but I'd say look towards Limerick or Galway for a better taste...