Gaya - Menu

Si vous désirer manger très épicé ce restaurant vous plaira,bonne qualité de viande, en tout cas le boeuf , mais tres juste en terme de quantité...... et pour un prix pas très democratique.....

If you like Korean, this is a good restaurant for everyone. The portions were generous and fresh ingredients. However, it was very expensive and staff on the spectrum between indifferent and rude.

Nous sommes allés au restaurant en famille pour fêter mon obtention du CFC de l'ECG et ce fut encore une fois un vrai plaisir d'y manger. Large choix de plats, cuisine excellente, bon service et bonne ambiance. Les plats sont copieux. View menu

I've visited a couple of other Korean restaurants in Geneva but Gaya was the best in terms of food, service, atmosphere and price. Wonder why the rating is relatively lower than other Asian restaurants. I would say one of the most authentic Korean restaurants in Europe.

Beautiful atmosphere... 3. Visit even if the place is old... Large korean bbq in the middle of the table with a paper that is used not to have too much smoke. It loses a bit of the beautiful float of the actual bbq tool. All litthle salads were nice, service was nice, korean beef marinated was good,the spice octopus with noodles was delicious:D

We wanted to eat Korean, the usual restaurant I go to was closed, so we decided to try this one out. We booked a table for 4, once we arrived the waiter (who is also the owner) sat us down and then decided to make us move table in the middle of our meal because a larger group of 6 just walked in. He though to himself it was more convenient to move us rather than setting another table in the back of the restaurant.The food was really mediocre to be honest, but the service was absolutely horrific!! Maybe it was a bad night for them, all I know is that I will never set foot again in this restaurant and will rather go when Seoul is open. View menu

Visited the place with woman and two young children. We ordered separate plates for the meat, and they were generously filled (top with two plates for all four of us). The meat was very delicate and tasty. The gyoza were slightly thin, but perhaps this is only the Korean way (I am used to Japanese foods), they were still very good. The waitress was very friendly and attentive. The place was child-friendly, and it was easy to rest a child, but they might want to add a few more options of non-carbonated drinks for children. Quality at price ratio is very good, we spent less than 150 CHF despite several drinks and we were full after that. But our children are not heavy eaters. A meat plate for...

We were actually heading out for a meal in Bains de Paquis (fondue) but it was raining so much we decided we wouldn't walk from rue de Lausanne so someone suggested we try Gaya. I'd not tried Korean cuisine before and was looking forward to it. The restaurant decor is nothing out of this world, and the table we sat it had benches on which to sit but they weren't as close to the table as we would have liked but that's really only a small niggle. For starters I had beef with vermicelli noodles and that was okay but the beef could have had more flavour. Others had dumplings in soup and a sort of salad. For the main, four of us went with the calamari and they all struggled with it as it was so s...

My local friend picked this restaurant out and I was a bit worried having seen some bad reviews on Tripadvisor but frankly I was delighted with our meal. FOOD (CHF51 GBP40 per person) We opted for the cheaper of the two set menus priced at CHF48 and honestly it was all we really needed. We had a kimchee pancake and drumplings for starters. We then had a Korean BBQ pork and beef for main meal, and then ice cream and rice cakes for desert, all of which served with tea. Everything was good but without being amazing, the food tastes good but more for your average meal than your birthday anniversary meal kind of thing. The starters were also vegetarian I believe, thus it felt like they would put... View menu