
GOGA is the culinary version of Chef Bradley Turley with two decades of combined international culinary experience in Hawaii, New York, Vietnam and Shanghai. GOGA provides authentic and unique food and wines. GOGA is a California cultural heritage eatery in a laid-back & personal open setting. We are a family-owned restaurant. Every aspect of this business is intentionally crafted with love. Walk-in and reservations welcome. CA-Asian-Inspired, fresh Ingredients sourced seasonally & locally. “ Turley is grounded in fusion cuisine, having earned his culinary stripes working for the likes of Hawaiian chef Roy Yamaguchi and Floyd Cardoz of New York City’s now defunct new-wave Indian eatery Tabla.”– Time Magazine
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5:30–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5:30–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–9 PM |
| Friday | 5:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14443 Big Basin Wy Unit C, Saratoga, CA 95070
Phone: (408) 656-8315
Website: http://gogarestaurant.com/
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Reviews
He accommodated my dietary restrictions with the same skill and thoughtfulness by creating dishes similar to my spouse’s. I.e., he didn’t just omit ingredients.
Frankly, we felt like we were dining at his home. Even on a busy night, he found time to greet us, offer us complementary soup (that btw was delicious), and elicit feedback. The server/hostess was quite charming and very attentive, but managed the front-of-the-house effortlessly.
We had a great experience on our wedding anniversary. We’ll be back for brunch soon to try the Asian fusion dishes presumably influenced by his work with Chef Roy Yamaguchi.
Across the board great flavors and textures. Our courses ranged from Scandinavian to Japanese to Italian and were all done very well.
When each flavor compliments each other you can’t go wrong in my book. Throw in some textural contrast and you’ve got satisfying dishes every time.
Can’t wait to visit again knowing that the menu changes weekly!
Brad (the chef) grew up in the Bay and spent some time in New York mentioned that they have a rotating weekly menu, with its subtle East Coast touch.
A hidden gem worth visiting!
Update:
The second time we came. We were served by a careless server. So minus one star.
This was a prefix menu, which made ordering super easy.. and much to our surprise.. such an amazing choices of flavors and textures. We started with a duck appetizer salad, followed by cod (OMG sooooo good) topped with lamb. Honestly, it was all made to perfection.
There is a wine and beer menu available.. minimal choice. We were recommended pinot with dinner.. it was fine.. not amazing as the food.
Dessert was simple and delicious!! I could’ve had two
The staff were attentive enough (i.e. not annoying) and very nice. Our water was consistently filled, utensils changed between meals, etc.
The ambiance of the restaurant is fine. Would be so much better with better, warmer lighting. Although the kitchen is semi open to the space, there wasn’t too much noise nor smell to be distracting.
Overall, gem of a find.. must try!! We’ll be back for sure!!
Breakfast menu is outstanding. Hard to pick what to eat.
PriFixe dinner menu is creative and will blow your tastebuds out of the water!!
Small homey vibe. Watch the chef do his magic in the kitchen. Enjoy. Every. Bite
COME enjoy brunch and dinner. BRING YOUR FRIENDS!!
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