Michelin Two-Star Indian Cuisine at Gymkhana in London

The Indian food here is absolutely fantastic, and it’s especially hard to get a reservation for lunch. The difference between the lunch and tasting menu is minimal, and at £60, it’s a great value for money. Managed to get off the waitlist and secure a spot a week ago. 🎉 Aloo chaat is a Northern Indian snack, which is essentially fried potatoes with tamarind and yogurt, accompanied by various crispy chips and three types of sauces. It’s good for a taste, but can be a bit heavy if you eat too much. 🍟 Next up was the tikka, we chose both salmon and chicken. The flavors are traditional, but the grilling is spot on, especially the salmon, which I highly recommend. 🐟🍗 For the main course, we had chicken butter masala and kid goat methi keema. The butter chicken was incredibly smooth, with a unique blend of spices different from other restaurants. The goat was minced and slightly spicy, perfect for sandwiching in the small bread. 🍗🥙 For dessert, we ordered a fig rice pudding. Every dessert on the menu is a Western dessert with an Indian twist. However, the Indian spices in this rice pudding were a bit much for my taste. 🍮 I especially recommend their drinks; the Gymkhana iced tea, mango lassi, and chai latte are all incredibly delicious and nothing like what you’d find in other Indian restaurants. 🍹🥤 #London #LondonFoodExploration #LondonFood #BritishCuisine #Michelin #MichelinRestaurant