Yuvraj Singh’s KOCA Is Gurugram’s New Taste Sensation – First Look at His Debut Restaurant on Golf Course Road

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Yuvraj Singh is cooking up something fresh, and no, it’s not another comeback on the pitch. It’s his debut in the culinary world, and the man’s batting straight into the hearts of food lovers. KOCA (Kitchen Of Celebratory Arts), his first-ever restaurant, opened on April 12 on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, and it’s already setting the mood for soulful bites and elegant vibes.

On April 20, Yuvraj shared an exclusive look inside the restaurant on Curly Tales’ YouTube channel, giving us all a sneak peek into a space that blends personal taste with plush design. The vibe? Warm, lush, thoughtfully curated from massive skylights and golden-hued lighting to a lit-up bar, cosy seating, and enough greenery to make you forget you’re in the city.

This isn’t just a restaurant. It’s Yuvi-style hospitality.

Yuvraj Singh’s KOCA Nails the Ambience Game

The vibe at KOCA hits you the moment you step in. Elegant chandeliers and sleek pendant lights cast just the right amount of glow, giving you that calm, slightly fancy, let’s-sit-a-while kind of feel. What’s cool is that the lighting isn’t just pretty; it’s dimmable and smartly placed so your lunch feels bright and breezy, and your dinner feels like a chill date night.

Then there’s the skylight setup. Huge glass panels stretch across the ceiling, letting in all the sunlight you didn’t know you needed. Daytime meals come with a side of sunshine, and evening dinners under the stars? That’s a yes from us.

KOCA’s Bar is All Style and Substance

Let’s be honest, a good bar can make or break the mood. At KOCA, it makes it. The indoor bar is lit up (literally) with backlit shelves and LED strip lighting, making the whole space glow in this warm, welcoming kind of way. The vibe’s not flashy; it’s just smooth. You could just as easily sip a single malt here or go full fancy with a cocktail. Either way, it’s a good place to park yourself.

KOCA doesn’t just serve food. It serves calm. The lush greenery inside makes it feel like a secret garden tucked away from the noise. Hanging plants, potted greens, and leafy corners create a sense of stillness that’s kind of rare in a place that’s this polished. It feels natural, not try-hard.

KOCA’s Seating is Comfort with a Capital C

You know when you walk into a place and instantly want to stay a while? KOCA gets that right with its plush chairs, cushioned booths, and a colour palette that leans into earthy tones sage green, terracotta, cream. Tables are placed with intention. Some are tucked near the plants for a bit of privacy, others are directly under the skylights for that mid-day glow.

Outdoor Dining at KOCA is a Whole Vibe

If indoor elegance isn’t your thing, KOCA’s outdoor patio has your back. There are cushioned sofas, table lamps, and enough space to make your meal under the stars feel like a quiet escape. Whether it’s a date, a family dinner, or a solo glass of wine — it works for all of it.

Yuvraj Singh didn’t just open a restaurant. He created a space that reflects what he likes: warmth, style, flavour, and comfort. KOCA is more than just his debut in hospitality. It’s a vibe we didn’t know we were waiting for.