KOM

Located in a historic downtown building and inspired by the pre-World War I Telegraph building, KOM provides Warsaw and international punters with an ultra-chic, upmarket place to eat and drink, whether it be planning your next day of sight-seeing or clinching an important business deal. At KOM, you'll find no shortage of attention-grabbing details starting when you arrive with the custom made furniture or the numerous artefacts and cultural and historical references, giving you a unique combination of education and high-style dining in one. The menu and wine list provide further treats with a colonial take on fusion cuisine being accompanied by over 180 old and new world wines. High rollers should check out the Connoisseur library featuring the world's finest spirits and cigars, while state-of-the-art conference and private banquet facilities are on hand for the businessman out to impress.

Original place, one of the most unique in Warsaw. Worth the price.

Skip Kom and head to "Kwai" just a few minutes away for a more unique food experience.

Could there ever be a more confusing menu to navigate than the one at KOM? Probably not.

The wine list is extensive, but once again is built on the same sub-level grid as their menu. My expat friends have deemed it a "Royal fuck up." God forbid you have a few drinks and then want to order something different, you'll spend 20 minutes starrring at it, giving up in frustration & telling the bar-tender to "just give me another of what I was having."

The food is tasty but is nothing unique for Warsaw. You can find twenty other places that serve "fusion" style cooking of equal quality.

BTW- The picture they are showing is the basement/lounge level, not the actual restaurant.

I agree with Michael. Stop complaining and start enjoying the fact that KOM is a different sort of restaurant and a welcome change from a lot in Warsaw which are lacking in character. It can get better, but it is already good. I give it 4/5.

KOM is one of Warsaw's best restaurants, its look and feel are very upmarket while not being onerous on your wallet. If you make a night out of it, enjoy an aperitif at the bar, dine in one of the 2 very nicely appointed and spacious dining rooms, retire to the downstairs whiskey bar and smoking area - KOM becomes a complete evening, with plenty to discuss - including the decor, the food and yes, the hard to navigate menu. However, to make it a magic evening, it needs a lot of people for this formula to work and hopefully more people will realise that they have jewel in their midst.