Royal Nawaab Pyramid is launching a new luxury dining experience which promises to be among the most exclusive in the UK.

Dubbed 'Hukum', the new service will offer a completely private dining experience to just one party (of up to 30 people) at a time.

Guests will get a luxurious space in the pyramid entirely to themselves, replete with their own car parking area, a private entrance, a bar, a luxurious dining table, a cosy seating area, and more.

The name 'Hukum' means 'command' in Arabic, which aims to reflect how guests can treat the place - according to their own wishes, or command.

For food, Hukum offers a series of five- and six-course options, from £200, to £300, to £350 per person.

These include a range of dishes from subcontinental specials like Tandoori chicken and Nihari lamb, through to classics from other cuisines such as Beef Wellington and salmon rosette with caviar.

Hukum will open to guests from 23 November.

Royal Nawaab's marketing director Bilal Jogi said: "Hukum is built around a simple idea: when you hire the space, it is entirely yours.

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"Your guests, your atmosphere, your food and your occasion, without the interruptions or exposure that can come with a conventional restaurant or event venue.

"The name Hukum means "command", and that captures everything we want the experience to represent.

"We want guests to feel that they are in control of every detail, with the freedom to choose their menu, explore different cuisines and create an occasion that reflects exactly what they have in mind. Our signature menus are simply the starting point, the possibilities are open.

"Privacy is just as important as personalisation. From your own private entrance and dedicated parking to the moment you leave, Hukum is designed to give guests the confidence to relax and enjoy their occasion in complete discretion.

"This is the vision behind our flagship, and we believe it has the potential to redefine private dining not just in the UK, but internationally."