Part of a sleek row of waterside bistros overlooking the Passenger Ferry Terminal and the Daugava River in the Andrejosta neighbourhood, Koya has a large and protected terrace with fine views. Dishes mix Asian and European flavours and are beautifully presented.
Koya
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