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Gilgamesh

Chalk Farm Road, London

Gilgamesh All In London Review:
Our rating: 7 / 10
Average User Rating
2 out of 10 (1 reviews)


Address: Chalk Farm Road
London
NW1 8EH

Map:See on a map

Cuisine:Asian

Region:Camden
(London)


Nearest Station:Chalk Farm


Telephone: 020 7482 5757
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Opening Hours:
Mon:Open: 12:00
Tue:Open: 12:00
Wed:Open: 12:00
Thu:Open: 12:00
Fri:Open: 12:00
Sat:Open: 12:00
Sun:Open: 12:00
About Gilgamesh:The Gilgamesh Bar-Restaurant-Lounge provides a unique and dramatic backdrop for wining, dining and entertaining in the capital. With its beautifully handcrafted interior – from lavish furnishings to walls adorned with hand-carved stone murals and exquisite sculptures – all inspired by Gilgamesh and his ancient Babylonian kingdom. Offset with a sharp, modern, glass exterior, fully retractable roof and Ian Pengelley’s superb contemporary pan-Asian cuisine. The design and essence of Gilgamesh’s ancient palace is recreated and Gilgamesh myth brought to life, to provide an entertaining space – for both daytime and night time! – with a concept like no other in London.

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Description
Gilgamesh Restaurant, Bar and Babylon Lounge is set in the heart of Stables Market in Camden. Critically acclaimed Head Chef, Ian Pengelley serves his leading contemporary style of Pan-Asian cuisine, developed from years of living in Asia and brought to the UK to much acclaim via E&O, The Hempel and the eponymous Pengelley's of Sloane Street.

Stepping in from the hubbub of Camden's riotous markets, guests are immediately drawn in by the sheer magnitude and vision of Gilgamesh. Diners ascend the escalator or, if preferred, take the dramatic stairwell, passing the intricate hand-carved 'Tree of Life', inspired by friezes held at The British Museum.

Now Gilgamesh has launched a new dining experience for Friday and Saturday nights. Guests booking a table in the Babylon Lounge can now enjoy a table to table Peking Duck trolley, a luxury seafood bar for guests to choose from and private booths dressed with red drapes!

Smoking Area:
No

Parties:
Yes (50 people)

Private Hire:
Yes (150 people)

Booking Advisable:
Yes
Big Screen TV:
No

Disabled Facilities:
Yes

Credit Cards:
Yes

Music Played:
Yes
Children Allowed:
Yes

Live Music:
No

Outdoor Area:
Yes

VIP Area:
No

Special Offers at Gilgamesh

50% off the £49 set menu
...Includes Vat, excludes service. £24.50 after discount. Friday £5 Supplement fee per person. Offer must be quoted when booking, Once selected, it will apply for the whole party. Menu cannot be chan

Until Thursday the 1st March 2012


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Gilgamesh could well be the most epic restaurant in London. The food, courtesy of Ian Pengelley, is Pan-Asian and remarkably good for such look-at-me surroundings. There is a suitably showy dancefloor upstairs to carry on partying till late into the night.

Reviews


The All In London Review


"Ridiculously OTT, but food hits the spot"

Added Wed 19 Oct 2011 by Leila


Gilgamesh is the epic Camden restaurant that preceded its neighbour, the even more OTT Shaka Zulu, having been built at a whopping cost of £16 million within the confines of Chalk Farm’s Stables Market in 2006. The Pan-Asian restaurant also happens to be a glamorous destination for a Friday night, as numerous scantily clad girls arrive “just for dr...

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My Review

2 out of 10 stars

The decor was very interesting, the escalator entrance and view of the Camden lock market very unique, however the crown a bit pretentious to our liking and the food not special but priced way too high!
All 4 of our table agreed we will never return there- ever! The service was appalling: the staff were really rude and un-attentive, when they made a mistake argued and made us feel uncomfortable for pointing it out.
Service could be much better and prices lower or food better...to summarize a lot to do about nothing, and don’t judge a cover by its look!


Added by A Customer on Mon 10 Aug 2009 at 21:09:48
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