Gymkhana
17 expert reviews
“Chicken butter masala had a brilliantly smoked quality – the result, apparently, of charcoaling tomatoes in the tandoor before putting them in the sauce.”
– Independent
Zagat
"The pricey modern Indian menu majors on the tandoor oven and sigri charcoal grill at this cosy Mayfair venue designed to evoke the look of Raj-themed gymkhana clubs."
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Time Out
"Sethi lays on a splendid spread of modern Indian dishes based on regional masalas and marinades."
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The Guardian
"Essentially this is tandoori lamb of the sort done so well at the Pakistani grill house Tayyabs in Whitechapel for a third of the price."
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Gayot
16.0
"Go colonial at this smart Mayfair Indian restaurant that takes the British Raj style as inspiration."
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Fodor's
"Indian curry virtuoso Karam Sethi invokes the last days of the Raj at London's finest top-end curry emporium in Mayfair."
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Condé Nast Traveler
"If you really want a treat (that will blow a small hole in your pocket), hit this sophisticated, wood-panelled dining room for a seriously delicious Indian meal."
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Travel + Leisure
"Combining traditional Indian cooking with British ingredients, and featuring a menu of cocktails infused with Asian spices, Gymkhana has been a game changer in how Indian food is perceived in the UK."
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Not For Tourists
"Posh four-star Indian with slightly disarming colonial flourishes."
Michelin Guide
1 Star
"If you enjoyed Trishna then you'll love Karam Sethi's Gymkhana - that's if you can get a table."
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Departures
"The latest modern Indian restaurant from chef-owner Karam Sethi (also of London’s beloved and respected Trishna) is quality Hindi home cooking dressed in an elegant, upscale setting."
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