Ga Ya Ya

Amazing food, lots of gluten free options and well labelled menu. Cash only at time of this post. The best food I’ve had in Germany! Also reasonable prices :)

Amazing food and beautiful venue and lovely staff who work there. Couldn't have asked for a nicer meal in Berlin. I asked for tofu and they gave me it even though it wasn't on the menu. The laksa was very very good, just like Malaysia :) very good sushi portions too. Would very much recommend this place, would be my local if I lived in Berlin :) Thank you!

Ga Ya Ya is an oasis of stillness in the heart of Berlin. The food is more than just tasty, it’s made with care and feels deeply nourishing. The staff are all lovely and I them very best. Don’t miss this restaurant ❤️

A unique place to slow down and enjoy. We are not vegan but it was an amazing experience, the food was really special and tasty

Wow! What an amazing experience ! I went by myself and it felt like self care ! The music was healing, the ambiance very regulating to the nervous system, the care and love is really felt in each detail and the FOOD!!! ❤️ the portion was big, the price affordable , the quality of ingredients and details is just 🤩 it was a little bit spicy, and I don’t like spicy at all, but I didn’t mind cause it was so tasty, and the mango lassy delicious! They even brought me this portion of edamame as courtesy 🙏 I can’t wait to comeback!

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.

This small place was exquisitely magical. Each dish was an art piece and the menu even had an option of ‘whatever the chef wanted’. I always love a place that gives the chef more creative freedom. The decoration felt like I was bathing in a Thai spa. I ordered something like that and the salad that was served blew me away. There was passion fruit, apricot, sweet, mint, and sour all plated a wonderful cold. Their twist on the pad thai (I believe) was full of different kinds of beans and kernels, vibrant but a bit too chaotic. The curry wasn’t spicy but a nice creamy hug. And the dessert was a sorbet with fresh fruit, each one placed like it had its own throne. Also complimentary crisp and sweet slices of watermelon were served.

The food was very good and tasty, the staff is very nice. The dishes look amazing and taste delicious. Good, big portions. The only thing is that for us the service was very slow, we waited at least 30 min for the main meals to come, but it was not a problem since we were not in a rush. They only accept cash.