Gaya Korean restaurant is absolutely worthwhile to discover. If you are not yet addicted to Korean food you will become so after having been at Gaya!

The interior decorating is stylish and in fresh natural colours. There are artefacts from Korea. The wooden and paper standing screens between the tables help to safeguard your privacy.

The tables have an integrated grill for fun and tasty BBQ-ed food, nicely marinated meats ‘Bulkogi’ and vegetables ‘Kim Chi’. The traditional Doenjang (soy bean paste), which has proven health effects especially for cancer patients, is made with regularly imported ingredients. The soups are delicious; in sum, the menu is extensive and offers many choices for everyone.

The service is friendly and service in English is available.

Reservations are absolutely necessary as the restaurant is very often full, afternoons and evening.