Gaig Restaurant
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Address
16 Stanley St,Singapore 068735 -
Opening hour
Mon - Sat: 12:00 - 14:00, 18:00 - 21:30
Closed on Sunday -
Price / Fee
Bomba ($15) ‧ Bomba De La Barceloneta With Brava Sauce And All-i-oli (S$15) ‧ Charcoal Grilled Octopus With Cauliflower Textures (S$32.50) ‧ Duck Foie Gras Terrine With Anchovies And Hazelnut Sablé (S$25.50) ‧ Gaig’s Traditional Cannelloni Stuffed With Beef And Pork (S$16.50) ‧ Jamon Croquettes ($12) ‧ Pa Amb Oli I Xocolata (S$15.50) ‧ Pa amb oli i xocolata ($15.50) ‧ Quail Escabetx (S$32) ‧ Salmorejo Soup With Burrata Cheese And Jamón Ice Cream (S$17) ‧ Seafood Paella with Carabinero Prawns ($42.50) ‧ Smoked Salmon, Avocado Sauce, Tomato And Dill (S$22) ‧ Suckling Pig ($42.50) ‧ Tortilla De Camarones (S$12.50) ‧ Traditional Cannelloni ($16.50) ‧ Veal Tongue Fricandó (S$20)
[3 years ago]
Beef Tripe ($16.50) ‧ Boneless Suckling Pig ($24.50) ‧ Catalan Crème Brûlée (S$10.20) ‧ Gaig’S Traditional Cannelloni ($14) ‧ Iberica with pineapple ($24.50) ‧ Jamon Iberico Croquette ($4.50) ‧ Orange Ice Cream Souffle ($10.20) ‧ Patatas Bravas (S$9) ‧ Pluma Iberica Pork And Mushroom Paella ($28.20) ‧ Presa Iberica and Mushroom Paella (S$27.20) ‧ Seafood Paella ($34) ‧ Shrimp ‘all-i-pebre’ (S$22.30) ‧ Shrimp “All-I-Pebre” ($22.30) ‧ Traditional Cannelloni ($14.50) ‧ Whole Red-mulled with Homemade Pickled Mushrooms (S$23.80) -
Signature Dishes
Seafood Paella ‧ Orange Ice-Cream Souffle ‧ Boneless Suckling Pig ‧ Gaig’s Traditional Cannelloni ‧ Traditional Cannelloni ‧ Orange Ice Cream Souffle -
Dishes
[3 years ago]
A Couple of Baguettes and Spanish Olive Oil ‧ First Entree: Cannelloni of Veal and Pork with Truffle Cream Sauce ‧ Orange Ice-Cream Souffle ‧ Pa amb Tomaquet ‧ Pig Trotter, Mushrooms and Turnip ‧ Scorpion Fish, Seafood Curry Rice "Bullabesa" ‧ Shrimp "All I Pebre" ‧ Squid Ink Fideua -
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Restaurant Gaig
I don't fancy the meat, but I was fine with it being in the paella because the porcini balanced it out.
Food Review: Restaurant Gaig At Stanley Street | Revamped Menu & Expanded Space With Excellent Catalan Cuisine
I am definitely looking forward to returning.
Restaurant Gaig - Delicious & Reasonably-Priced Catalan Cuisine in Singapore
We had a very wonderful evening here and will definitely be back for more!
Gaig Restaurant Singapore - Better than La Ventana
If they keep delivering at this level, Gaig is well on the way to becoming the standard-bearer for good, hearty Catalan-Spanish cooking in Singapore.
Gaig Restaurant, Stanley Street: Offshoot of Barcelona’s Michelin-starred Restaurant With 150 Years of History, Serving Catalan Classics
Restaurant Gaig at the Telok Ayer district is the outpost of the Michelin-starred eponymous restaurant in Barcelona.
Food Review: Restaurant Gaig at Stanley Street, Telok Ayer | Barcelona’s One Michelin-starred restaurant opened in Singapore
It was a cosy dining experience at Restaurant Gaig for us. The service was warm and sincere, and the staff will be more than happy to share and recommend dishes if need be. And while the food provided us a good glimpse into Catalan cuisine which we are rarely exposed to in Singapore, we found the price point slightly high for its portion.
Barcelona's Restaurant Gaig in Singapore
Well, I'm happy that I finally tried his food, but I'm still not excited about getting Spanish food in Singapore.
Gaig Singapore – Spanish home-style casual fine dining
The home-casual space is perfect for sophisticated catchups with friends over Sangria and charcuterie or relaxed romantic dates with good food and warm, attentive service without the fuss of fine dining.
Gaig Singapore – Spanish home-style casual fine dining
The team was formerly from La Ventana. The home-casual space is perfect for sophisticated catchups with friends over Sangria and charcuterie or relaxed romantic dates with good food and warm, attentive service without the fuss of fine dining. The portions are small though, so bring friends to split the damage.
Lunch at Gaig Restaurant Singapore on Stanley Street
Gaig Restaurant Singapore was an oasis of calm in the bustling Telok Ayer area during lunchtime. Service was polite and friendly. It is a place we want to return to try their other dishes.
