Gogo Music Cafe

Cheap and great Chinese BBQ and drinks. The skewers, Chinese buns are all great. Surprisingly the garlic on skewers were great too Not a fan of the Tofu though. Though it is big and can seat many guests, this place is extremely crowded so ensure you arrive early.

It's not the best one you can have in town but it's definitely worth to try at least once! Sometimes I will be craving for Chinese BBQ in skewers style, this is one if my go-to place. It's been here for years, not only is popular in Chinese community, it is also very famous around Koreans and the local citizens. Anyway, highly recommended.

So it was my first time to go to GoGo Music Cafe even though I've been going to the surrounding restaurants for years but never knew about how amazing the food is! One of my friends suggested it and I absolutely loved the food. Who doesn't like BBQ! Great choices for food as well as drinks. The atmosphere and the decorations inside are really cool. Staff are friendly and also efficient. Thank you

Great place to catch up with friends, good for large group. Get very busy especially during weekend, allow up to 20mins wait. Tried a bunch of items and loved everything, can’t recommend the spinach beansprout salad is it’s too sour for my liking, the fried bun with condensed milk is a must order!! the combination of lamb and chives skewers are so good!

Many of the meat skewers were on the salty side with the flavouring. I guess that is what will keep you thirsting for more beer tower Good atmosphere with many tables that are well spaced out. Best to go with a larger group so you can get more variety of food offered.

The skewers were fantastic- very flavorful and juicy. The Taiwanese sausage was a bit disappointing as it was >$2 for half a sausage, one of which was about 2/3 the size of the other 2 pieces. The needle mushrooms were a bit salty but the shredded potatoes were some of the best I've had in Auckland. Expect $175-$200 for 6 people Pictured: beef brisket, lamb trim, porkbelly, lamb with rosewood, cold-shredded potato, cucumber salad, needle mushrooms, Taiwanese sausage, coconut milk cream, and strawberry crushed ice. Wheelchair accessibility: Does not seem wheelchair accessible, steep flight of stairs to get to the main floor of the restaurant.

Taste: 7.6/10 Pretty reasonable price, generally good food. Great opening hours as it’s a good place to go for a late night snack. Would’ve preferred a thinner piece of meat on the skewer but I guess that can be a preference thing.

This place feels like a glitch in the matrix. Western saloon themes run the walls with animal skulls and painted cowboys. There’s a stage, but no one is singing. You’re not here for the music anyway. You’re here for the weird and wonderful foooooood. The menu offers a mix of safe options with some really brave ones to boot. We got a bit of both, lots of skewers that are all cooked over charcoal - yesssss! A few of the dishes use the same spice mix, it’s an aromatic mix of cumin, chilli and other oriental spices - the cumin get get in the way of some flavours but really saves some other dishes, like chicken feet - super brave option, we got it and as an experience and to say i have tried them, worth it, otherwise never again. From highlights, the cucumber salad, dumplings, eel, aubergine and the puffy bread with condensed milk for dessert. Get the beer tower, you’ll need it. Will be back for sure, we had a lot of fun.

Came here on a late night - around 11.45 pm, the restaurant was still so busy. Many people were waiting outside to get the table. Food was great. Price is affordable. It's better if you come here with a group of people so that you can try different their bbq. They have milk tea but no bubble sadly. Food is ordered online by scanning QR code on the table. Payment is at the counter after we finish.

Grand dinning experience. Although they were busy, the service was timely & professional. Enjoyed our meal. Will go again & highly recommend this restaurant for a great dinner with the family.