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The service was great.
However I wouldn't consider this as a Michelin star place. The food was a 3.5/5. The drinks were decent.
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0 Replys, 0 commentsWould give Gymkhana six stars if I could.
Was lucky enough to grab a table when bookings for the week I was in London opened. This was one of the best restaurant experiences I've ever had. First, the food. Unlike many fine dining restaurants, they feed you. Generous portions of hands down the best Indian food I've ever had (and I've had a lot). The butter chicken, pappadums, and Goan prawn curry were all outstanding. The smell of the naan was just absolutely heavenly. The service was as good if not better. Our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and saved us from over ordering (see above re portion size). He said we'd just have to come back to try the rest of the amazing food on the menu. The only thing that would keep me from going back is being unable to find a table because it's so (rightly) popular. But if I can get a table, I'm going back every chance I can.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsWe had drinks at 42 the Gymhkana cocktail lounge.
Good drinks and nice ambiance. But absolutely no food available. Not even a chip. This should be clear on the website.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsHad a great dinner at Gymkhana - we got the pappadum,
Had a great dinner at Gymkhana - we got the pappadum, samosas, butter chicken, briyani and garlic naan. The highlight of the meal was definitely the briyani! Everything was delicious and the service was amazing. The food was quite pricy however, but we knew that going in, especially since it is a 2 MIchelin star restaurant.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsReview is for Bar 42 only - the sister bar connected to
Review is for Bar 42 only - the sister bar connected to Gymkhana - leaving here because yelp doesn't have anything for Bar 42. 5 stars for cocktails alone, giving 4 because the snack options were sparse and quite disappointing for being part of such a highly praised restaurant. Anyway, come here for the cocktails! This is by far the best lychee martini I've ever had - Nobu no longer holds the top spot. Wow. So clean and fresh and not syrupy sweet. I had 4. Whoops. All of the drinks on the menu looked incredible and I'd love to branch out and try some of their other cocktails. I'm sure they're all good. For the food, they really don't offer much which is a bummer seeing as they are part of gymkhana. For the table we ordered: The nuts (cashews & almonds that tasted like they had Trader Joe's everything but the bagel seasonings); the kalamata olives (it seemed people liked these, and they were flavorful, I'm just not a big olive gal); the chips/crisps and yogurt dip (crisps were light and airy and tossed in aromatic seasoning powder, the yogurt was just plain yogurt with chives). You've gotta order them because it's all they offer but I want impressed and think they can do better. Out of the three I chose the chips and dip.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsSuch a miserable experience! After making a res 4 weeks in
Such a miserable experience! After making a res 4 weeks in advance they would not let our 15 1/2 yo in the restaurant and turned us away (in the very fine print). Such arrogance and pretension. If you place any value on family, I would pass and spend $$$ on a place with any heart and value for the patron experience. What a disaster.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsWe really enjoyed dining at Gymkhana and thought the food
We really enjoyed dining at Gymkhana and thought the food was amazing! The service was prompt, the servers were all very friendly and made us feel at home and did not miss a beat throughout the entire meal. The ambiance was cozy so we felt at home and we could enjoy each other's company and talk at a normal level. The food was AMAZING - very flavorful and loved the different bites throughout the meal. We definitely will be back and will highly recommend this place to anyone visiting London.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsHad heard so much about this place that I decided to
Had heard so much about this place that I decided to venture solo without a booking this rainy wet Tuesday morning. The hostess was absolutely fantastic and welcoming and gave me a table on the condition that I return it in 90 minutes - not a problem for me at all!! The servers were very knowledgeable and warm and quick with an explanation of the menu and dishes. I ordered two starters, nimbu pani, mango lassi and masala chai. Wiped the plates clean. Amazing taste. Left feeling fulfilled. It's not often that a much hyped up place lives upto its high expectations - luckily today was once such day overall. Great ambiance resembling "Gymkhana's from the yesteryears. Loved every minute. Thanks Gymkhana team.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsWe had an amazing experience at gymkhana .
The food was was delicious . The service was excellent. The place is beautifully decorated and the seating is very nice . Loyd took care of us with utmost care and was extremely attentive and provided helpful tips about the food and portions. His personal touch stood out the most to me. All the staff we came in contact with were genuine and very nice . The aloo chat , the chutney accompaniment to the papadams were very tasty. The chicken tikka and salmon were also super tasty. As for the Naan , I thought it was bit on the harder side but still flavorful.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsAmazing food and great service.
We tried the tiger prawns, the butter chicken, the saag veggie, the rack of lamb, and course a side of garlic naan. Amazing cocktails and then head upstairs to 42 for a night cap.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsFood: ordered the aloo chaat, tandoori masala lamb chops,
Food: ordered the aloo chaat, tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala, and the dal maharani. The chaat and the dal were both standouts, with amazing flavor and immediate comfort. The lamb chops were also good, but a few of the pieces were a bit overdone. The chicken butter masala was a heightened version of your typical butter chicken, with more complex and layered flavors and spices. For dessert, we had a selection of sorbets (coconut & lime, mango) and ice cream (South Indian filter coffee), which were incredibly refreshing. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, explaining the dishes and recommending which selections would complement each other. Highly recommend a meal here.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsThis place used to be good.
Honestly it used to be one of the best Indian restaurants in London. But when I tell you it has fallen off a cliff I am not exaggerating. The food was barely recognizable. We got the tasting menu and in addition to the service being slow and the waiters seeming like we were in their way, the food...oh my god I was so disappointed. The naan was burnt and the black daal that we look forward to so much tasted bland and unseasoned. Save yourself a bad evening and go to Dishoom. Much better food and service.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsIf I had to recommend one restaurant in London, it would be
If I had to recommend one restaurant in London, it would be Gymkhana. Now this is my first Michelin star restaurant and the experience absolutely won me over. Starting with drinks, I went with something virgin: the Mango Ginger spritz and it was SO good I had to order it twice. My boyfriend went with the Muntjac Biryani, a game meat which happens to be a cute little miniature deer that is an invasive species haha. I couldn't, I was a Vegetarian for years before we met and I still 70% am. I went with the vegetarian tasting menu. The waiter and chef was so kind to include two servings complimentary (as per the regular one) so that my boyfriend was included in my tastings as well as a vegetarian biryani for me, so I could try his biryani. We didn't request this. They went above and beyond! My favorite dish was the paneer on the tasting menu. It was so creamy and delicious. Absolutely blew my mind! 10/10 would recommend and you must get the tasting menu! Come hungry!
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsIf your not a fan, you'll be a fan.
It's absolutely worth going and returning. Service, presentation, taste and texture is absolutely amazing!
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsAuthentic Indian cuisine rivaling the traditional Indian
Authentic Indian cuisine rivaling the traditional Indian cuisine. Ambiance and service are excellent as well.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsAbdul was the most knowledgeable person regarding
Abdul was the most knowledgeable person regarding everything we had and more. He is such a delight it was great getting to know his story on coming to the UK and it's even better knowing Gymkhana helps students.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsThe food is absolutely amazing here! Service and all staff
The food is absolutely amazing here! Service and all staff was excellent. Definitely highly recommend this restaurant to anyone once visiting London. It needs to be on your list of must try. Will visit again for sure!
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsDelicious food, great drinks, beautiful design.
We were welcomed straight away. All staff were friendly and the food was delicious.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsWe had a fantastic time at Gymkhana celebrating our
We had a fantastic time at Gymkhana celebrating our anniversary and my husband's birthday. This is five star service and food without being Uber pretentious. Our favorite dishes included the Kid Goat Methi Keema, Chicken Butter Masala and the Pork Cheek Vindaloo. We also tried the Punjabi Samosas and Kasoori Chicken Tikka. They were also very good, but not as stand out as the top dishes. All in all - service, vibes, food and drinks were excellent. You really can't beat the price for a Michelin star meal either.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsIt's not every day you get to dine at a Michelin-starred
It's not every day you get to dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant let alone a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant, but in London you can do this! I elected to get lunch at Gymkhana because a) it worked for my schedule and b) they have a really great lunch menu that is considerably affordable by Michelin standards. For £44 I got a delicious multi-course meal that I sadly couldn't finish. It was so much food and I wish my hotel had a fridge/microwave as I would have wanted to take the rest with me. Lunch starts with a pappadum selection including 4 different kinds of crisps: potato and chili, lentil, rice, and wheat and fenugreek. It also has 3 different dips/spreads including a lemon pickle and yogurt raita, coriander and mint chutney, and shrimp sorpotel which is made with dried shrimp and tomato. Each of the pappadums was really delicious as were all of the spreads. I ate way to much of this LOL. You also get a generous portion of aloo chaat which was SO GOOD and I also ate way too much of it before the rest of my meal arrived. You get to select an appetizer, and I got the Goan cafreal salmon tikka with tomato chutney. It really a totally new dish for me and a really unique experience. I really loved it. The salmon was so tender and juicy and practically melted in my mouth. The tomato chutney was spicier than I expected but a really nice complement to the fish. For my main course I chose the chicken butter masala, which is perhaps the least adventurous option but a perennial favorite and one I couldn't resist. It came with dal lasooni, saag makai (saag corn), and either basmati rice or a bread basket. OMG everything was so phenomenal I can't even express in words. I was impressed by each dish and immediately made note to try and recreate some of them myself at home. Aside from the incredible food, the ambiance is really warm yet sophisticated. I love the decor. The service was fantastic. Not only was my server on point, but the hostess and I am guessing one of the managers who was up by the hostess stand were very friendly and chatted with me after my meal and asked me where I was from and talked about my meal and other plans in London. Even the bartender was extremely friendly and vocal even though I was only walking by the bar to head to the bathroom. I felt truly welcome and never felt like it was a stuffy or stuck-up kind of place. If you love Indian food, you absolutely must put Gymkhana on your list for restaurants to try in London. You won't be disappointed.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsThe staff at the Donovan Bar at the Brown's Hotel
The staff at the Donovan Bar at the Brown's Hotel recommended Gymkhana to us. I was excited as I didn't realize that Gymkhana was just down the street. I have been killing it with Gymkhana's chicken butter masala recipe from The Guardian and wanted to try the original!!!It was early evening (5:00) on a Tuesday in March. The hostess at the front of the house informed us that they were booked for the evening. Upon inquiring about a table anytime that week for lunch or dinner we were informed, rather rudely, that they were "very busy and booked for the next three months". We were very disappointed...Upon returning to our room, I cruised Gymkhana's website and saw that tables were available for lunch and dinner that week. I was so annoyed that I didn't bother to book one and doubt that I ever will.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsI had been waiting to come here for my next trip to London.
I was not disappointed. We decide do the Feast downstairs in the private room. Easily it fit 6 and had room for 2-3 more. Food was outstanding and the service. We had a mixture of the meat and the vegetarian feast. Spice level was superb as well. The prawns were fantastic. Do not miss out on the wine, they have any amazing Schist Chenin Blanc which paired perfect.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsGymkhana has the best Indian food I've had in my entire
Gymkhana has the best Indian food I've had in my entire life. We did the fixed course menu to get a taste of a bunch of different plates, so much food. The biryani, butter chicken, and saag was mouthwatering. Was way more food than a usual prix fixe menu, we ended up taking some to go. The service was attentive and the space was so chic. Definitely worth the splurge and is one of the better Michelin star places I've been to.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsAfter trying Indian food all over the world, and all over
After trying Indian food all over the world, and all over london as well Gymkhana has blown me away. Easily one of the top 3 restaurants I have ever been to in my life. The inside decor is absolutely beautiful. The service was absolutely incredible. The food was amazing! Very spicy if you ask for it spicy, which I absolutely loved. The lamb chops were so tender and juicy some of the best I've ever had. The chicken tikka masala and daal were incredible. We also got kebabs, pani puri and a lamb shank type dish. The naans were super buttery, garlicky and crispy. I absolutely loved this entire experience. I hope one day they bring this to New York as well.
Be the first to Reply0 Replys, 0 commentsThis was the best place I ate at in London.
Hands down. I browse the Michelin Guide, and it has a lot of good restaurants, but let's face it, the large majority of it are the same stuff, or Japanese. But I digress. I see this foreign city, I see Indian food, I see 1 Michelin Star, and I go full steam ahead. The restaurant itself is beautiful. It feels like you're walking into like a 70's disco club. Amber lighting, warm wood everywhere, including on the wall, red vinyl booths, it was just very nice. Felt like I was in a movie. We got lead to our table in the downstairs area, which was really cool. The main reason I chose this place was because it offers a tasting menu, with options for each of the courses. That way you can show up with someone and try to many things. I think the menu changes periodically, so I will just post the menu I had that night, and go over the highlights, because I don't want to waste your time with every single thing I ate. Pappadum Selection, Shrimp Sorptel & Nimbu Achari Raita. This was the super fun appetizer course. We didn't get an option here. We just got this, and thank goodness, because it was a good intro of sauces and flavors and textures and it introduces the idea of the interactive nature of Indian cuisine. A lot of fun, and very delicious. Aloo Chaat, Tamarind, Sev. This was amazing. I got introduced to chaat here, which is like a whole new course of food options that's apparently big in India. And wow. Now I'm obsessed. So flavorful and crunchy and fun. AND it got topped with sev, which is another new favorite thing of mine. It was like eating a bowl of delicious, fuzzy, crispy love. Get this. Kid Goat Methi Keema, Salli, Pao. Another fun one! Imagine like goat sloppy joe with two slider rolls there, so you can make your own little sandwiches or open-face sandwiches. Then there's some onion and a pepper so you can customize your flavors. Delicious. I love goat. Get this. Wild Muntjac, Biryani, Pomegranate & Mint Raita. The Main Event! If you haven't had biryani before, you NEED to. It's like Indian fried rice, but a million times better, not kidding. Very saffron-y. And it was served inside of a puff pastry that they cut open for you right at tableside and expose you to a huge whiff of love. And, it was my first time trying muntjac, which is delicious. Unfortunately cute, but delicious. Saffron Pistachio Kulfi Falooda. Dessert! I love exploring deeper into new cuisines, because you see things you've never seen before. And this is a new dessert that I've never seen before! It was wild! It was sweet, and fruity, and yogurt-like, and jelly-like, and texturally varied. It was fresh and delicious and beautiful and fun. Overall, this was a wild night for me. I encountered new things, and my world was opened up a little bit more. If you are visiting London, or if you live in London, you NEED to come here.
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