Ga Ya Ya in Berlin: book a table, photos, reviews, menu

About

Ga Ya Ya in Berlin offers an enchanting dining experience that seamlessly blends Asian cuisine with vegan and vegetarian delights. The restaurant is known for its calming ambiance, where soothing music and attentive service transform each meal into a moment of self-care. The menu features a range of dishes, from aromatic laksa soup to flavorful pad Thai and creative sushi rolls. Guests can savor these delicacies with a selection of beverages like refreshing smoothies and fine wines. Families will appreciate the welcoming environment, enhanced by a children's menu and friendly staff. With moderate pricing between 10 and 20 EUR per person, Ga Ya Ya ensures a delightful dining experience, complemented by outdoor seating and the convenience of on-street parking. Despite being cash-only, the restaurant's fabulous fare and genuine hospitality make it a must-visit spot in Berlin.

Price

$$$$ 10 - 20 EUR

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Asian, Vegan, Vegetarian

Services

Takeaway, Reservations available, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment in cash only

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Ga Ya Ya menu.

Beer
Cheese
Coffee
Lemonade
Meat
Pad Thai
Rice
Salads
Soup
Sushi
Tea
Tofu
Wine
Smoothies
Pudding

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Deutsches Theater

Bus stop 171 m walk

Friedrichstr./Reinhardtstr.

Bus stop 51 m walk

U Oranienburger Tor

Bus stop 128 m walk

S+U Friedrichstr. Bhf

Bus stop 244 m walk

4.6

based on 877 reviews

Google

4.6/5 849 reviews

Facebook

4.3/5 28 reviews

Xin Ru Toh

Vegan Asian eatery, woman-owned and minority-owned. Instead of serving traditional Vietnamese food, the lady boss / head chef drew inspiration from Vietnam and surrounding areas, with a focus on fusion whole-food plant-based dishes. Loved how flavourful and wholesome the food was! The Ga Ya Ya Curry came with red wholegrain rice drenched in rich coconut and peanut curry, topped with homemade sliced ‘meat’ made from gluten-free oats flakes. The Mekong Noodles consisted of springy mung bean noodles naturally coloured with herbs and spices (e.g., yellow turmeric and red beetroot), piled high with fresh seasonal vegetables alongside chilli and lime dressing. The Burmese-style Lentil Soup was thick and tasty too. Staff members were so warm and kind and generous, serving a surprise salad and moist vegan banana bread, and even giving my mum a stalk of rose. Easily one of my favourite memories in Berlin! Thank you Mama Chang and Herr Hau. Located near Oranienburger Tor.