Gurkha Tingmo Palace - High Peak

The ambiance of this restaurant is simply stunning. We visited on a chilly, rainy day and the soup and appetizers were delicious and comforting. Highly recommend! Will definitely be returning.

This restaurant has been open for three months now, and we finally had our first meal there. The interior is clean and simple, with a relaxing atmosphere. The staff were fantastic - polite, friendly, and attentive. The food was excellent, some of the best I've had in a long time. The only downside is the lack of parking, with only street parking available. However, it's only a short 3-minute walk from the nearest parking lot. Overall, great food and service - I will definitely be going back.

Dining at this restaurant was a wonderful experience. The dishes featured inventive and delicious combinations, expertly cooked and elegantly presented, all at a very affordable price. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive, going above and beyond to make our meal enjoyable. We were truly impressed by the high quality and value provided by these talented London chefs. A standout dining experience in Buxton!

Amazing eating! I was happy to see what we ordered. had the veg mix starter, salt and pfeffer tintenfisch and chicken mama. all delicious. I can't remember the names, but we ordered all Nepalese pornstars. 4a, e, f and h all were amazing and would definitely come back! I told them it was my mother in law birthday when we arrived and she gave her a card, a cake and sang happy birthday. really thoughtful and attractive!

We visited here on a Sunday evening. Unbeknown to us the food is all you can eat buffet on Sundays. This isn 't something we 'd usually go for, as from previous experiences the quality of 'all you can eat ' food is never of a decent standard not so at the Gurkha Tingmo Palace! Quite the opposite, in fact. Although the layout, setting and decor are very basic, the food more than makes up for it. Also, having a choice of Nepalese, Indian and Chinese dishes makes it quite unique when it comes to the age old 'shall we go for an Indian or a Chinese ' dilema! Definitely worth trying.