“ Have eaten here several times. The best Indian food in the Hudson valley. Westchester included. Good service too. ”

“ Came here the second time with two colleague. I was able to sample more dishes. The Chili Paneer was awesome appetizer with garlic naan to go with it. I had Mamsum Koora with lamb and it was delicious and full of flavor. They served huge portion and my two other friends did not finish their and had to doggie bag it. The Rosemary Garlic Naan was also a great choice. ”

“ About a week and a half ago we asked if they were going to have the Diwali festival? They said this Sunday; make a reservation, so we did. We arrived at the 11:45 time reservation; we were the only ones there. In no time, the restaurant filled up. I see why they said to make a reservation. There was something for everyone on that menu today; besides the usual buffet items they have all the time. The chicken biryani and shrimp were mouthwateringly delicious, with a melt in your mouth quality. There are several vegetarian entrées. They had more deserts available than usual. Then again it's a weekend and special occasion. They staff is ALWAYS gracious and helpful explaining what is on the menu. There is traditional Indian music playing in the background; but it doesn't drown out conversation between you and the other people at your table. ”

“ We were here about 1 1/ 2 weeks ago. and we were informed that they would be hosting Dewali celebrations. So we made reservations for today Sunday. So we were informed that they could accommodate us at 11:45am. A bit early but we did want to come so we accepted the time. They put out a spread. Everything was delicious. I particularly liked the shrimp, the lamb stew it was so tender. Their chicken masala. I don't eat everything like peas. Rice but everything else was. It is after all a buffet. ”

“ I was in Fishkill for a convention and glad that Gymkhana was across the street from the hotel. I've been to a fair amount of Indian restaurants in various places and this is one of my favorites. The atmosphere, food, and service were all excellent. I had a hard time deciding what to order since the menu has a plethora of options. I decided on a mango lassi, garlic naan, and paneer masala. The garlic naan was the perfect texture, chewy inside and crispy outside. The paneer masala was very flavorful. I also tried some of my friend's chicken tikka masala which was equally delicious and had large chunks of chicken. The portion sizes were generous so I had enough leftover for a second meal. The dining area is clean and comfortable. Service was attentive. I would love to return if I'm in the area again. ”

“ I appreciate it that although they were going to be closing in about 20 minutes, they seated me. Turns out that they have a beautiful Indian buffet. Too bad I can't indulge because of my allergies, but it does look great. Explains my allergy situation to the waiter/manager, he spoke with the chef, and it was determined that there was one item on the menu that I could eat safely. One item. Anyway, I ordered it as well as a dish of butter on and gluten-free naan/butter chicken to take to my daughter who does not have allergies. Spaces modern comfortable with Farna part to enjoy your conversation without eavesdropping. I will say that there would be a benefit to finding someway to get rid of the fly situation. It's almost impossible, not to have flies come into a restaurant, but if they had a big trap somewhere else away from the tables, I think that would make for a more pleasant dining experience. To arrive to my table a little disappointing because the masala spices were very very subdued, but it was nice to have on a whim FOOD: very fresh and tasty. The chicken breast was seasoned nicely and not dried out. A squeeze of fresh lemon and viola! The rice was fluffy and cooked to perfection although I would have enjoyed a few more peas. Was a bit different than I'm used to, but definitely made in-house and fresh I'm sure my daughter will really enjoy her butter, chicken and gluten-free naan . Total order was my entrée - $18 which included a side of white rice. One order chili and one order of plain non- Order to go was butter, chicken, and gluten-free naan and mango chutney Total bill before tax and tip is approximately $60 ”

“ I was so excited to find an Indian restaurant so close to where I was staying with such excellent reviews. They had all of the buffet gear out but they must run that on certain days-which is fine since I haven't really done much "buffet-ing" since the 'vid plague. Anyway, I started with a mango lassi, complimentary pappadam and chutneys. I was so hangry and happy to have such deliciousness to shove in my pie hole. I then decided to have the samosa chat, naan and mango chutney. I had every intention to order an entree (had my eye on the Chana masala) but the chat portion was enormous! Add the naan and no room left, sadly. Staff was super nice and it was fairly busy for a Wednesday night. Still, the vibe was chill. I would eat here again in a heartbeat when I'm in the neighborhood again. ”

“ So good all you can eat for 21 bucks do I need to say more! The service was good; the atmosphere was nice. It's in a strip mall so you know little hidden away, but so worth it. the food was excellent plentiful and priced right. I will definitely be going back and I recommend you go too. ”

“ If your favorite Indian food is chicken tikka masala, please keep reading - and no, I'm not going to talk about the most non Indian dish to ever exist. Here to rave about what Gymkhana does and is all about, authentic, Indian cuisine. We came here a while back for dinner and ordered off the menu and everything we got was delicious but didn't necessarily wow me and leave me dreaming of coming back, until a few days ago, during their Sunday lunch buffet. W O W For only $21.95 (on Sundays) you can go to TOWN on their hot food station with some cold food options but believe me, you'll want the hot stuff. From garlic naan (or whatever variety of naan they put out for that day) to delicious dessert, there are options for everyone. While they mostly will have chicken or lamb dishes, there's plenty for the vegetarians. Here's the part where my taste buds lost their mind: paneer makhani. This is one of those dishes I've never tried because I usually stick to my two faves: malai kofta of dal makhani. The rich, creamy sauce that coats the paneer and fills it with flavor is what truly left me dreaming and wanting more. 3 rounds later, I was knocked out and defeated. 3 hours later, I still was. Disclaimer: I usually don't like going to buffets, it's never fresh, the food is usually not the same quality and it's just not the same for me. Gymkhana's buffet game is on another spectrum. Everything's fresh, new food is being put out (because it's also being used and eaten quickly). Chicken tikka masala lovers, this one's for you. Get out of the chicken tikka dish you're stuck on, explore new things and the amazing Indian flavors (and journey) they're about to take you on. The best thing about buffets is you can try a little bit of everything, something you normally wouldn't be able to if ordering a la carte for just 1 or 2 people. This gives you the chance to try something new to love (like I did!). Don't forget to not skip dessert, the ras malai took my soul. Bottom line: I would order a la carte here any day but would absolutely do buffet here any time. My only wish is that samosas were part of the appetizers, I would've really lost it. But hey, maybe they are just at different times that I haven't been there. ”