Located in the spanking new Galerija Centrs, Dada aspires to mix fancy with quirky fun. Granted, the interior design of the restaurant has more to do with artsy kitsch than Dadaism (wait... isn't that the same thing?), but it's amusing nonetheless, from the mismatched and misshaped furniture to the various specimens of Art Deco that look like they were stolen from a San Francisco garage sale. As for food, the menu might look a bit sparse at first, but that's because most people come for the "Mongolian Barbeque" part of the restaurant, where you grab a bowl, fill it to your heart's desire with a variety of noodles, vegetables and meats and sauces, and simply hand it to a smiling chef who'll have it stir-fried and brought to your table in no time.
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