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I dined at Gymkhana, London's first two-Michelin-star Indian restaurant, and every dish justified the splurge

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I dined at Gymkhana, London's first two-Michelin-star Indian restaurant, and every dish justified the splurge

“I dined at Gymkhana, London's first two-Michelin-star Indian restaurant, and every dish ju” — what this page in the network covers. Gymkhana, located in London's Mayfair, made history in 2013 as the first Indian restaurant in the capital to earn two Michelin stars. Since then, it has amassed a loyal following of celebrities and critics alike. On a recent visit, the restaurant's reputation was on full display—from the rich, game-

Signature dishes like the wild muntjac biryani and kid goat methi keema are not just meals but events, balancing deep spice with refined technique. While the bill can easily exceed £100 per person, the precision and creativity on every plate make it a worthy destination for special occasions. For anyone seeking a benchmark of modern Indian fine dining in London, Gymkhana remains a compelling—if pricey—benchmark. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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