Win dinner for two at Gilgamesh or Shaka Zulu: now ended

Camden Dining, which includes such famous venues as Gilgamesh and Shaka Zulu, is offering two lucky readers the chance to win a meal for two worth up to £200 in one of these fabulous restaurants.

Award-winning and critically acclaimed, Gilgamesh (pictured above) is an internationally famous Pan-Asian restaurant that opened nine years ago in the heart of Camden Stables Market offering a unique Eastern gastronomic and nightlife experience.

“A big, bold and visually stunning Babylonian-style palace right in the heart of London’s famous Camden Market” is how one greatly impressed reviewer described Gilgamesh. The glass citadel has recently undergone a comprehensive makeover and sets the scene for a new vision and enhanced brand. It also strengthens further an already unparalleled dining experience.

The breath-taking restaurant features a fully retractable roof, multiple bar and lounge areas with several private event spaces, including a new champagne bar and a private chef’s table. Diners can experience premier quality cuisine, including delicious master crafted sushi and sashimi.

Meanwhile, Shaka Zulu (pictured above), London’s largest South African restaurant opened its doors in August 2010 with a special royal blessing from the Zulu King, HRH Goodwill Zwelithini. Set over a groundbreaking 27,000 square feet in The Stables Market, Camden, this spectacular two-floor restaurant, bar and club offers amazing food, drinks, live music, dancing and daytime family entertainment.

The lower floor of this stunning venue is complemented by a display of 20-foot high warrior statues and the Mezzanine level offers a champagne bar and cocktail lounge overlooking the stunning braai restaurant. Carved wooden murals cover every inch of Shaka Zulu’s walls and ceiling, making it a beautiful space to host private events and parties.

To be in with a chance of winning, email your name and company details to l.kingsbury@forumevents.co.uk, with “Camden Dining” in the subject line, by 21 October.