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Category winners were selected from a shortlist of over 105 nominees
Just Eat has revealed that Sitar Indian Restaurant in Dundalk has been named Best Indian & Nepalese at the 12th annual Just Eat Awards, celebrating the country’s favourite restaurants, grocery and retail partners.
The award recognises restaurants delivering authentic flavours, quality ingredients and consistently excellent dishes inspired by Indian and Nepalese cuisine.
Owned by the Singh family and Known for its authentic approach, Sitar Indian combines traditional recipes with bold, vibrant flavours, from rich, comforting curries to expertly prepared tandoori dishes. With a strong local following and a reputation for quality and consistency, Sitar continues to set the standard for Indian food in Ireland.
Thousands of people across Ireland cast their votes in this year’s Just Eat Awards, recognising the partners who deliver great food and service to communities nationwide.
This year’s list highlights standout restaurants from Sligo Galway, Cork, Dundalk and Dublin, showcasing the best food spots across Ireland, from the local heroes and hidden gems, the shortlisted and winning restaurants bursting with talent and flavours.
Category winners were selected from a shortlist of over 105 nominees, and in addition to the Independent Restaurant of the Year title won by Sano Pizza.
This year’s winners, who ranged from local, independent food spots to national restaurant brands, were announced this afternoon at a lunch event in Fallon and Byrne in Dublin City.
Commenting on the winners of the annual Just Eat Awards, Amanda Roche-Kelly, Managing Director of Just Eat Ireland said: “Ireland’s food scene continues to grow in quality, flavour and variety, and the Just Eat Awards are a fantastic opportunity to recognise the local businesses that people genuinely love ordering from.
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“Congratulations to Sitar Indian and to every partner across our platform who works hard every day to deliver great food and service to customers across Ireland. I’d also like to thank everyone who voted and supported their favourite local businesses.”
For more information on the annual Just Eat Awards, visit Just Eat Awards 2025, as well as @justeatie on Instagram and TikTok.
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