The Gurkha Durbar

The Gurkha Durbar Recommended by the Daily Telegraph and Tripadvisor this popular venue is now CLOSED. All are home-made in style and cooked fresh to order. A visit is a must.
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The Gurkha Durbar, established in 2005 , is a firm favourite not only with the community of Grayshott in Hampshire but from customers the surrounding areas and further such as Guildford & Portsmouth .The restaurant's loyal following can be attributed to some exceptional Nepalese cuisine and a wonderfully friendly welcome. The restaurant is owned by Major Mani Kumar Rai, MBE,DL (now

retired) of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, and his wife Sudha. Both hosts are an integral part of the Grayshott community, seem to know absolutely everyone and succeed in making their guests feel very at home. The restaurant here is simply decorated, airy and open, leaving the service and the food to shine. Nepalese cuisine is influenced by the country's geographic position, sandwiched between China and India. Whilst the menu at The Gurkha Durbar isn't as easy to navigate as your usual Chinese or Indian restaurant menu, diners are sure to be rewarded by finding something new and interesting to waken up their tastebuds. Traditional momo (Nepalese dumplings) are a highlight of the starter menu while Gurkha Khasi, lamb cooked in the clay oven and served with Himalayan herbs or Kathmandu Kukhura, a tandoori chicken dish, make for exciting main courses. There is a huge selection of seafood, chicken, lamb and vegetarian dishes on the menu. Gurkha beer and Kathmandu beer will wash it all down nicely while a shot of Nepalese rum will act as a lovely, warming digestif. The Gurkha Durbar is open every day for lunch (except Monday) and dinner. Grayshott is surrounded by beautiful National Trust countryside. The village is also home to a traditional country pub, a working pottery and plenty of free parking spaces. For authentic Nepalese cuisine in the Grayshott area, The Gurkha Durbar should certainly be on everyone's list. Delicious authentic Nepalese curry and other food: 97 dishes on offer and so full of flavour.... but it doesn't sit heavy in the stomach! Recommended by the Telegraph for a unique dining experience, on Tripadvisor as well as Google and Facebook ! Reasonably priced and with helpful and friendly service. Simply the best Restaurant in the area. Check out the Tripadvisor reviews and the page. Takeaways and delivery within a 3-mile radius. Private functions, outside catering and gift vouchers also available. Don't hesitate to get in touch and book a table.

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01/08/2024

Wi******er, Hampshire.

Frimley Carnival 2024 winners are Camberley Nepalese Gurkha Society! 👍
15/07/2024

Frimley Carnival 2024 winners are Camberley Nepalese Gurkha Society! 👍

11/07/2024
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29th June 2024
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29th June 2024

Armed Forces Day Flag Raising Ceremony Princes Gardens Aldershot today. 24/6/24
24/06/2024

Armed Forces Day Flag Raising Ceremony Princes Gardens Aldershot today. 24/6/24

20/06/2024
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Today marks the 80th anniversary of Operation OVERLORD, the historic Allied landings on the Normandy beaches, famously known as D-Day.

Although there were no Gurkha units present on the beaches during D-Day or in northern Europe, in June 1944 Gurkha units were actively engaged in numerous other theatres of war. Across the globe, more than sixty Gurkha battalions and similar units were tirelessly fighting to defeat the Axis Powers and bring an end to the war.

Learn more on our website.
https://thegurkhamuseum.co.uk/blog/where-were-the-gurkhas-on-d-day/

04/06/2024
18/05/2024

Come and join us for the Brigade of Gurkhas Bhela 24 - 6th July 2024 on Queen’s Avenue, Aldershot.

This free-to-attend event will feature the Nepal Cup final, Kathmandu Cup, Gurkha ladies Volleyball, Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas marching Displays, display by our Gurkha Recruit Intake 24, stalls and fun rides. Plus a chance to catch up with old colleagues and veterans, from across the family of the Brigade of Gurkhas. See the event webpage: https://www.gurkhabde.com/bhela24/

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The Gurkha Durbar, established in 2005 , is a firm favourite not only with the community of Grayshott in Hampshire but from customers further like Haslemere, Guildford & Portsmouth The restaurant's loyal following can be attributed to some exceptional Nepalese cuisine and a wonderfully friendly welcome. The restaurant is owned by Major Mani Kumar Rai, MBE,(now retired) of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, and his wife Sudha. Both hosts are an integral part of the Grayshott community, seem to know absolutely everyone and succeed in making their guests feel very at home. The restaurant here is simply decorated, airy and open, leaving the service and the food to shine. Nepalese cuisine is influenced by the country's geographic position, sandwiched between China and India. Whilst the menu at The Gurkha Durbar isn't as easy to navigate as your usual Chinese or Indian restaurant menu, diners are sure to be rewarded by finding something new and interesting to waken up their tastebuds. Traditional momo (Nepalese dumplings) are a highlight of the starter menu while Gurkha Khasi, lamb cooked in the clay oven and served with Himalayan herbs or Kathmandu Kukhura, a tandoori chicken dish, make for exciting main courses. There is a huge selection of seafood, chicken, lamb and vegetarian dishes on the menu. All are home-made in style and cooked fresh to order. Gurkha beer will wash it all down nicely while a shot of Nepalese rum will act as a lovely, warming digestif. The Gurkha Durbar is open every day for lunch and dinner. Grayshott is surrounded by beautiful National Trust countryside. The village is also home to a traditional country pub, a working pottery and plenty of free parking spaces. For authentic Nepalese cuisine in the Grayshott area, The Gurkha Durbar should certainly be on everyone's list. Delicious authentic Nepalese curry and other food: 100 dishes on offer and so full of flavour.... but it doesn't sit heavy in the stomach! Recommended by the Telegraph for a unique dining experience, on Tripadvisor as well as Google and Facebook ! Reasonably priced and with helpful and friendly service. Simply the best Restaurant in the area. A visit is a must. Takeaways and delivery within a 3-mile radius. Private functions,outside catering and gift vouchers also available.