Fancy a curry surrounded by some of the world's biggest stars? Then look no further.

As a global hit maker and record breaker, Ed Sheeran is said to be a regular of one 'elite' Indian restaurant in London.

Sheeran is often seen on stage with guitar in hand singing to thousands of fans with hits including 'Shape of You', 'Thinking Out Loud', 'Bad Habits' and 'Castle on the Hill' to name just a few.

The 'elite' Indian restaurant loved by Ed Sheeran in London

It's reported by several eyewitnesses that Sheeran is a fan of Gymkhana an Indian restaurant on Albermarle Street. 

On their website, Gymkhana shares that it is inspired by the "elite clubs of India where members of high society socialise, eat, drink and play sport."

Set across two floors, the restaurant is split into two looks, with the ground floor offering tones of "jade green and polished dark timber" that are inspired by the mansions of Kolkata and Pondicherry.

The lower ground floor has references to north-Indian "architecture and a vivid colour palette of peach and Kashmiri chill red".

Plus, for some private meals, Gymkhana has 'private vaults' that create the "perfect space for an intimate dinner".

In terms of what Gymkhana serves, they offer a Goan Prawn Curry, Chicken Butter Masala, Methi Malai Mutter Paneer, and Tandoori Broccoli, Chilli & Green Mango Raita to name a few.

The restaurant also has a range of tasting menus with prices ranging from £130 and extra costs including wine paring and the option of fresh black truffle.

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On the online review site Tripadvisor, one diner posted: "Good food and very nice service! Reservation is recommended. I like the interior design and the flair of the restaurant."

Another added: "Best Indian Food in London!!! We came here for lunch as I have two teens ages 13 & 15 and there is an age limit for dinner. T

"The table was ready when we arrived. The food and service was first class and the waiter was very helpful [in] explaining the menu. Samosa's, butter chicken and Naan bread are a must."

Meanwhile, another shared: "This is the most amazing Indian restaurant I've experienced. It's a special place with a great staff that is helpful and will guide you through the menu. You can do a set tasting or go a la carte. Whatever you do DO NOT miss the Chicken Butter Masala!"