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  1. Gymkhana

    North Indian

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    Wood-panelled walls and colonial-club bones set the scene at this Mayfair Indian restaurant, which holds two Michelin stars and quietly redrew what a posh Indian night out in London could look like. The ground floor suits a long lunch; the basement, with its low lighting and DJ-softened hum, has a way of turning early suppers into late ones, table-turning policies notwithstanding. The food is the argument for staying.

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    • Tandoori masala lamb chops

      “Tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala, and the trademark wild muntjac biryani remain standouts 13 years after it arrived on Albemarle Street.”

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    • Chicken butter masala

      “Tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala, and the trademark wild muntjac biryani remain standouts 13 years after it arrived on Albemarle Street.”

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    • Wild muntjac biryani

      “Tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala, and the trademark wild muntjac biryani remain standouts 13 years after it arrived on Albemarle Street.”

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    • Kid goat methi keema

      “with options like tandoori masala lamb chops and kid goat methi keema standing out.”

      Michelin Guide

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