At Gaa, we focus on creating a one-of-a-kind dining experience, which showcases the modern relevance and complexity of Indian cooking. Our current menu is a never ending explosion of flavours, textures and ingredients; all inspired by the limitless cuisines of India. This menu in its many little bites, combining traditional Indian cooking techniques with local ingredients, will take you through a journey into the heart of India in a new and unexpected way.
Guests can enjoy our cuisine with a thoughtfully curated homemade non alcoholic beverage pairing. Also, a wine pairing and champagne pairing.
The on-site wine cellar houses over 2,000 bottles of 300+ thoughtfully chosen labels from around the world.
The signature Gaa Tasting Menu is available for dinner throughout the week and for both lunch and dinner on the weekends.
Afternoon tea service every Saturday and Sunday.
The Baan Ruen Thai Dining Room is housed within a transformed 60-year-old traditional Thai house, where original architectural elements are highlighted in subtle and contemporary ways.
The Garden Room, located on the lower level, offers an intimate dining experience surrounded by lush greenery. Each table is enclosed by elegant metallic curtains, creating private dining cocoons with golden hues. Personal service stations and proximity to our bustling kitchen create an atmosphere that is both relaxing and energizing.
Our Weekend Afternoon Tea is served in The Gaa Lounge, providing a more casual yet refined setting.
Restaurant Gaa, owned and led by Chef Garima Arora, is a modern Indian fine dining restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand. The dining experience at Gaa brings together tradition and innovation, where bold contemporary Indian flavors and techniques are presented within the beautiful setting of a carefully restored traditional Thai house.
Opened in 2017, Restaurant Gaa earned its first MICHELIN star in 2018. In 2024, Gaa received its second MICHELIN star, making Chef Garima Arora the first and only Indian female chef to achieve this prestigious honor.