Ga Ga

Oh my gosh! The sea bream with chilli coconut butter was the best thing I have eaten in a very long time. The only thing we didn’t absolutely love was the king prawns but they were still yummy and I believe others would still very much enjoy them. Good service, though sometimes the servers seemed to give the vibe of “seen not heard” which was a bit strange for me. However, they were very friendly, particularly on arrival and departure. Will be recommending this place for sure. LOVED IT!

Ga Ga is amazing. The food is delicious, the place is very cute, and the menu is very interesting. Drink menu is also full of different options. The menu isn’t huge, but many options including vegetarian and gluten free. It became one of my favorites in Glasgow now.

We had a really lovely dinner here. The service was absolutely fantastic, some of the best we’ve had in Glasgow (shoutout to Zico for that). The atmosphere of the restaurant was also great, once again one of the nicest interiors of any restaurant I’ve been to in Glasgow. The food was all really tasty, and this would probably have been an all round 5 ⭐️ meal if the portions/pricing was tweaked. Each of the mains we got were £14 or £15, and amounted to just a few mouthfuls each (3 of us shared). The mushroom dish - which tasted amazing - was probably the most disappointing at £15 for a really quite modest portion. The mushrooms were also priced the same as the cod with roe, which is difficult to understand. The starters / smaller plates were much more fairly portioned and priced. In total we ordered as recommended - 3 small plates, 3 mains and rice, but we were left wanting just a bit more. I’d definitely return, but I there is work to be done on portioning and pricing here - particularly when competing with other quality restaurants that offer similar sharing-style dishes in Glasgow. To end on a positive, fantastic to have draft lager (not just bottles!) on offer at a more upmarket restaurant. The Pilsners were great.

Love the decor inside we were at the back but the main room is more lively. There’s a nice mix of Asian dishes as small plates, easy to share and try a few. The nasi goreng and tiger prawns were standout! Also their cocktails were 10/10

A small menu done well is exactly what's on offer at Ga Ga in Partick. It's split between small and large plates, and we choose one large and three small (plus rice) between two people, which was perfect. The mackerel with green sambal and pickled pineapple was superb. The cocktails looked great, and we were tempted but settled on a bottle of white from the reasonably priced list. Next time, we'll arrive a bit early and have a cocktail at the bar before dinner. Can't wait to return and try the rest of the menu.

After looking for an excuse to visit this place for a few months - an opportunity finally presented itself! Managed to book a table at a very short notice (40 minutes short, to be precise), during our recent visit to GLA. All of the dishes we ordered were just superb, maybe a little bit on salty side, but in our opinion that made them authentic, level of spicyness was perfect. The menu is simple yet well-executed, and the atmosphere is fab, plus being dog friendly makes our next visit to Ga Ga a no brainer. Can't wait.

Super friendly service and nice vibe!! Most of the food is very tasty! But a bit overpriced

Gorgeous wee place. Had to visit after seeing on Somebody Feed Phil and we were not disappointed. Food was amazing and service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing.