Gaga Kitchen & Bar in Glasgow City

Cocktails great however the slow service and bland food let the experience down. Has potential but was let down by the flavour and attention to detail by the staff.

Very expensive for very small plates, which suggests taking mickey out of customers. Courses also came out slowly one by one so eating main course before accompanies and friends dinner arrived. Lovely atmosphere but not worth it and won't return.

The four of us had a really good meal here and we'd certainly go back Popular, TT would probably recommend booking at peak times .We ate a wide selection from the quite short but very varied menu. You order a bit of a selection and it appears as soon as its ready rather than course by course...don't overorder as you can always order more. TT sampled a cocktail called Chumpumker to start ...Mrs TT had an Old Fashion ( not Fashioned for some reason)...then we had some lovely Edelzwicker Alsace white blend ( a first in a restaurant for me....this is a quite rare style not produced by many )..very good and wholeheartedly recommended. Foodwise the prices kind of guide you on the portion sizes..£8 or so indicates a smaller plate..£14/15 a larger serving..fish as always a but dearer. Particularly liked I think were Nasi Goreng, corn fritters, prawn toast, fried chicken ( nippy !), lamb curry. Ha ha..in fact all good! Service was effective, easy going, and very helpful with menu questions. Too busy talking to remember to take any pics but the dishes look as good as they taste. Just one to watch..if you don't like backless benches ( TT finds these uncomfortable).. beware they do have them ( one I saw anyway !)

A delicious meal. Perfect for a special date night. Drinks were super yummy and fried chicken and nasi gorang were standouts. Only thing we could have left was the cucumber.

Great work dinner and good service, the fried chicken and Pineapple was amazing as was the nasi goreng will definitely be back with family as the food was great

Disappointing. Average food, some odd combinations like fish and mushrooms. Flavours underwhelming. Nothing stood out although the aubergine was the best dish. Food came as ready, which is fine and a familiar concept, but odd to bring fried potatoes first and boiled rice last, over 20 minutes. Deserts particularly underwhelming and the price of the creme brulee, which was a milky, creamy puddle, was removed from the bill. Variable service: a polite efficient man and a surly, clearly having a bad night woman. A pleasant vibe in the restaurant and nice drinks. We are unlikely to return.

Four of us for a birthday dinner 29 December. Son had been before so selected 9 dishes. The curry potatoes were excellent as were the chicken and the noodles. Ok selection for veggies and 2 of us shared a dessert. Nice atmosphere and pleasant waiting staff. Drink prices ok

A Nice admosphere venue, with good service but a bit pricey for an average asian fusion dishes menu that failed to excite anyone on the group.

We absolutely love it here! We have been a handful of times now and every time has been brilliant. The food is incredible and the staff are attentive and friendly. We loved Julie’s Kopitiam in Shawlands and so glad she has opened another!

Tuesday night. Great atmosphere in the restaurant. The waiters were great with fast efficient friendly service. Quality of food fantastic. This a must visit venue. I’ll be back !!!

Amazing lunch, everything we tried on lunch menu was delicious. Very reasonable and super friendly staff can’t wait to go back!

Fantastic Evening. Service was great - we had a nightmare taxi journey and had to ring ahead to say we'd be late. Greeted us with free shots to take the edge off. Food was excellent - full of flavour, hot and plentiful. Comes in the style of Tapas, so when a dish is ready you get it. Had no long delays - 4 of us had about 8/9 dishes I think and it really filled us up. Lovely bottle of red wine as well. Nice atmosphere as well. Was a great experience and would highly recommend.

A cool space with attentive-but-relaxed service, well-made cocktails and punchy, flavourful dishes. Monkfish skewers perhaps a little over-done, everything else very tasty indeed. Not cheap but not as expensive as some other reviews suggest for the quality of experience. Desserts perhaps a little on the basic side. Would definitely come back.

Overpriced , slow service , strange atmosphere. It is clearly more a place to be seen than eat. shocking value but if you feel you are cool and rich with no taste buds where presentation is more vital than taste you will love it.

Went to Gaga Kitchen and Bar on my wife's recommendation as she'd seen the owner on TV before. I must admit I was expecting the usual average South Asian restaurant cuisine...how wrong I was! Deceptively simple dishes, perfectly executed. Each dish with delicious mild or spicy sauces to match. Also, a great selection of wines and the service on the night was excellent. Will be back on our next visit to Glasgow!