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Events Guide THE RESTAURANTS JKS currently operates 13 highly acclaimed brands across London. Images From Left 1. 2. 1. 1. Kitchen Table 2. Hopper & Karis at Hoppers 3. Kababs & Sides at Berenjak 4. Peas & Ticklemore at Lyle’s 5. Hoppers on Frith Street 6. Classic Bao at BAO 7. The Pool Room at Brigadiers 3. 4. 3. 2. 4. 6. 5. 7. 6. 7. 5. Images From Top 1. Arroz Negro at Sabor 2. Butter Chicken Wings at Brigadiers 3. Gymkhana on Albemarle Street 4. Rhubarb & Elaichi Kheer at Gymkhana 5. Lobster at Kitchen Table 6. Trishna on Blandford Street 7. Michelin Starred Dishes at Trishna JKS RESTAURANTS 1 2 JKS RESTAURANTS THE STORY SO FAR.... BAO KING’S CROSS OPENS ASAP PIZZA OPENS SABOR OPENS XU HOPPERS SOHO MOTU BERENJAK FLOR OPENS RICE ERR OR OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS TRISHNA BUBBLEDOGS & GYMKHANA LYLE’S BAO SOHO BAO FITZROVIA HOPPERS MARYLEBONE BRIGADIERS BAO BOROUGH HOPPERS KING’S CROSS OPENS KITCHEN TABLE OPEN OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS OPENS 2008 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 TRISHNA TRISHNA KITCHEN TABLE LYLE’S IS HOPPERS SOHO SABOR IS BERENJAK IS AWARDED A IS AWARDED ONE IS AWARDED ONE AWARDED ONE IS AWARDED A AWARDED ONE IS AWARDED A MICHELIN BIB MICHELIN STAR MICHELIN STAR MICHELIN STAR MICHELIN BIB MICHELIN STAR MICHELIN BIB GOURMAND GOURMAND GOURMAND GYMKHANA BAO SOHO KITCHEN TABLE IS IS AWARDED ONE IS AWARDED A AWARDED TWO MICHELIN STAR MICHELIN BIB MICHELIN STARS GOURMAND Karam Sethi, Sunaina Sethi & Sandia Chang & James Knappett James Lowe Wai Ting Chung, Erchen Chang & Nieves Barragan & Jose Etura Kian Samyani Jyotin Sethi Kitchen Table Lyle’s Shing Tat Chung - BAO Sabor Berenjak JKS RESTAURANTS 3 4 JKS RESTAURANTS EXCLUSIVE HIRE CAPACITIES PRIVATE SEMI-PRIVATE RESTAURANT DINING DINING OVERVIEW SEATED STANDING TRISHNA 60 12 15-35 GYMKHANA 100 10 50 HOPPERS SOHO 40 40 HOPPERS MARYLEBONE 100 70 8-35 HOPPERS KINGS CROSS 135 200 74 KITCHEN TABLE 32 20 LYLE’S 60 70 60 BAO SOHO 30 30 BAO FITZ 47 80 47 20 BAO BOROUGH 46 46 14 BAO KINGS CROSS 12 SABOR 45 25 BRIGADIERS 140 200 10/16/18/22 38/55 BERENJAK 38 16 FLOR 40 26 JKS RESTAURANTS 5 6 JKS RESTAURANTS HOPPERS KINGS CROSS BAO KITCHENKITCHEN TTABLEABLE KINGS CROSS BUBBLEDOGS BAOBAO FIFITZTZ TRISHNATRISHNA BRIGADIERSBRIGADIERS HOPPERSHOPPERS MARYLEBONESCPSCP BERENJAKBERENJAK LYLE’SLYLE’S HOPPERSHOPPERS SSOHOOHO BAOBAO SSOHOOHO XU SABORSABOR GYMKHANAGYMKHANA BAOBAO BBOROUGHOROUGH FLORFLOR JKS RESTAURANTS 7 8 JKS RESTAURANTS Nandu Varuval Main Dining Room “The food is probably as fine as any in London and the pepper crab was brilliant.” A.A. Gill, Sunday Times Michelin Bib since 2011 Michelin Star since 2012 Aloo Chat 10 9 REET OUTH ST BAKER STREET WEYM OXON STREET M M A R Y C L R E A BO ST M Y EATLE M N H A E W M C R A Y E A H B N S S R I R T T L C R Y T O R E T E H L E N S O E E E R E D E AL T B W N T S K DE O T S E S N T R T R R E T E S E E RE E T H ST E H T R IS T I D G N E VE E ST VINCENT ST CA H W T EW N S E T L B R E E C E K T ET S RE T ST RD R DFO E LAN E B T MAR YLE BO N E ET E T STR L ST A RGE H DE M O N O E A TR G ULS A S Y E B N P E A R C N Located in the heart of London’s Marylebone Village, Trishna delivers a contemporary taste of H S I E S T Indian coastal cuisine, and an extensive wine list that focuses on emerging regions and fine S H R T E E P wines from niche producers and boutique wineries from all over the world. E R L A T S C T E The informal and sociable neighbourhood dining atmosphere offers seating for up to 80 guests R E and is available for lunch, dinner, private dining, or exclusive hire. Trishna’s doors open onto E BOND STREET T the street, creating a semi-alfresco ambience throughout the restaurant. Trishna was awarded a Michelin Star in 2012. semi private dining seated or standing EXCLUSIVE HIRE 15-17 Blandford Street 60 private dining PRIVATE DINING Marylebone Village 15-35 London W1U 3DG 12 AVAILABLE FOR HIRE MON-SUN Lunch & Dinner FOR ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] JKS RESTAURANTS JKS RESTAURANTS Private Dining Vault “Gymkhana is the best restaurant I have ever been to.” Giles Coren, The Times Kid Goat Keema, Salli, Pao Michelin Star since 2014 Best NationalRestaurant Restaurant 2014 Awards BMW Square Meal Awards BestTatler Kitchen Restaurant 2015 Awards Restaurant of the Year 2014 National Restaurant Awards Best Indian Restaurant 2015 T EE House Martini TR S NT GE RE SWALLOW STREET T E E R T SACKVI LLE STREET Y S L OXFORD CIRCUS L I O D IRCUS G I A C V C Y C SAVILLE ROW I P CADILL PIC OLD BURLINGTON STREET S T N E E Y D L E R L 12 R I A T T D E G S E A R N T C BURLINGTON ARCADE N S O Y CORK STREET C I D GT R P M N I R L FO E R F J I BURY STREET L U B C REET OLD BOND S NEW BOND ST TREET C R T A E . E L R Y T R S D ST. JAMES’S STREET R ALBEMARLE STREET O F F 11 A T S DOVER STREET ARK P STREET BERKELEY GREEN Located in Mayfair, Gymkhana serves contemporary Indian cuisine using seasonal British ingredients with a strong focus on the tandoori oven and chatpatta sharing dishes. The bar at Gymkhana specialises in classic Indian punches and cocktails – fusing spices with Indian spirits and a carefully-selected gin and tonic list. The dining room is flanked by marble tables and 42 Albemarle Street fluted, leather banquettes. Gymkhana offers two private dining vaults either side of the lower Mayfair ground floor with seating for 10 to 12 guests. London W1S 4JH Gymkhana was awarded a Michelin Star in 2014. seated or standing EXCLUSIVE HIRE lower ground floor & bar 100 50 private dining PRIVATE DINING 10 AVAILABLE FOR HIRE MON-SUN Lunch & Dinner FOR ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] JKS RESTAURANTS JKS RESTAURANTS SOHO “This is a restaurant with a really spectacular, impressive, authentic, confident and swaggering kitchen.” A.A. Gill, The Sunday Times Magazine H O P T P S E A R O S, R D & OSAS, RICE Located in Soho, Hoppers is inspired by the food of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka, with the hopper and dosa at the heart of the menu. The cocktail list at Hoppers focuses on Genever and Arrack, and a selection of Sri Lankan soft drinks is also available. The interior of Hoppers features warm terracotta tiles, a woven rattan ceiling and ochre brick wall finishes. Raksha masks, Sri Lankan poster art and Tamil comic imagery adorn the walls along with cheese plants, pineapple and money plants creating an exotic ambience. STREET OXFORD S O EXCLUSIVE HIRE H TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD O S T . Piña Colada Negroni . SQ HO 40 seated SO & Hoppers G&T COVENT GARDEN Michelin Bib since 2011 OXFORD CURCUS C EXTERNAL EVENTS F HA R DE I T R H I Best New Restaurant 2016 A N Hoppers is ideal for external catering N ST G S REE Evening Standard London Restaurant Awards CRO T RE G T R bringing hoppers and dosas directly to E E T S E S W K Restaurant of the Year 2016 R A S O R T Tatler Restaurant Awards your event. D R A E O E D U T R ST Best New Restaurant Spring 2016 R T LEICESTER SQUARE E T. E E S RE BMW Square Meal Awards T RD ST EA N M TO T P EE E OM U C STR EN LD LY V O MI A RO RY BU ES T FT EE HA TR S S ER EW Bone Marrow Varuval Main Dining Room BR AVAILABLE FOR HIRE MON-SUN 49 Frith Street Soho Lunch & Dinner London W1D 4SG FOR ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] JKS RESTAURANTS 13 14 JKS RESTAURANTS MARYLEBONE “I love the attention to detail at Hoppers: in the food, the decor, the music and the artwork...” H Richard Vines, Bloomberg O P T P S E A R O S, R D & OSAS, RICE Hoppers’ second site takes its inspiration from the Tropical Modernist movement associated with the late Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa. The ground floor features monochromatic colours and natural daylight, whilst the lower ground floor features a darker colour palette, flanked by four semi-private dining vaults. The menu features a number of signature Hoppers dishes, as well as new larger sharing dishes and feast menus. The expanded drinks menu features cocktails created with ingredients inspired by the flora and vegetation of Sri Lanka’s spice garden. W E L B EXCLUSIVE HIRE E C K S Jungle Negroni M T R A E N E T D seated EV 100 I L L E P D L U .
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