Saba

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Saba

Saba offers reasonably-priced, delicious Thai and Vietnamese cuisine in a youthful, urban setting with polished concrete floors and carved wooden partitions.

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address7 South William Street, Dublin
emaileat@sabadublin.com
phone+353 1 679 2000
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