Battle · 6 companies
Mayfair's restaurants
The hottest table in town. And the one that lost its reservation.
La Petite Maison leads on 2 of the five measures that matter most: turnover, pre-tax profit, profit margin, growth and net assets. La Petite Maison is the biggest by turnover at £43m, against £24m at Hakkasan. Gymkhana keeps the most of every £100 it takes, £21.11 as pre-tax profit.
The year ends are up to 12 months apart, so this compares each company's most recent filing rather than the same twelve months. La Petite Maison files group accounts that include subsidiaries; Nobu, Hakkasan, Amazonico and Gymkhana file for a single company, which flatters the group on size.
Accounts compared: Nobu to Dec 2025 · Hakkasan to Dec 2025 · La Petite Maison to Jun 2025 · Amazonico to Dec 2025 · Coya to Dec 2024 · Gymkhana to Mar 2025
The Numbers
| # | Company | Turnover | Change | Pre-tax profit | Margin | Employees | Pay per head | Turnover per head | Net assets | Bank and cash | Accounts to | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | La Petite MaisonLPM Group Holdings Limited | £43m | n/d | -£1.9m | -4.3% | 58 | n/d | £749,000 | £25m | £4m | Jun 2025 | Group |
| 2 | HakkasanHakkasan Limited | £24m | -24.9% | -£4m | -15.7% | 398 | £28,000 | £61,000 | -£3m | £3m | Dec 2025 | Single company |
| 3 | AmazonicoAmazonico UK Limited | £16m | -20.9% | £3m | 19.5% | 151 | £28,000 | £104,000 | £4m | £3m | Dec 2025 | Single company |
| 4 | CoyaCoya (Restaurant) Limited | £11m | +5.7% | £0.8m | 7.3% | 122 | £32,000 | £92,000 | £4m | £1.9m | Dec 2024 | n/d |
| 5 | GymkhanaGymkhana Restaurants Ltd | £10m | +7.9% | £2m | 21.1% | 105 | £31,000 | £98,000 | £8m | £0.3m | Mar 2025 | Single company |
| 6 | NobuNobu London Limited | £9m | -4.2% | £0.2m | 2.4% | 110 | n/d | £86,000 | £1.5m | £2m | Dec 2025 | Single company |
Ranked by turnover. Click any column to sort. The leader on each measure is highlighted. Movements are against each company's own prior year. Pre-tax profit is filed except where marked (est.).
Category winners
Biggest by turnover
La Petite Maison
£43m
Most pre-tax profit
Amazonico
£3m
Highest profit margin
Gymkhana
21.1%
Fastest-growing turnover
Gymkhana
+7.9%
Biggest employer
Hakkasan
398 staff
Highest pay per head
Coya
£32,000
Most turnover per head
La Petite Maison
£749,000
Largest net assets
La Petite Maison
£25m
Most cash
La Petite Maison
£4m
The Takeaway
- Gymkhana converts the most of its turnover. Of every £100, £21.11 reaches pre-tax profit, against a loss of £15.65 at Hakkasan.
- La Petite Maison is the largest on the top line, £43m of turnover, 1.8x Hakkasan's £24m.
- Gymkhana is growing fastest, turnover +7.9% on its own prior year. Nobu, Hakkasan and Amazonico went backwards.
- Hakkasan is the biggest employer with 398 people; Coya pays the most per head, an average staff cost of about £32,000.
- La Petite Maison has the largest balance sheet, net assets of £25m.
Who keeps the most of every £100 of sales?
Gymkhana keeps the most: £21.11 of every £100 of turnover becomes pre-tax profit. Hakkasan does worst, losing £15.65.
Financing bites hardest at Gymkhana: £3.11 of every £100 goes on interest.
Every profit figure here is the one the company filed.
The chart splits each company's turnover into £100: what goes on people, on interest and on everything else, and what is left as profit.
Out of every £100 of turnover
Each column is £100 of that company's own turnover, so companies of any size compare on one scale; the figures are pounds out of each £100, not millions. Companies run from the best margin to the worst. Payroll is staff costs, financing is interest paid, other running costs are everything else, and profit is pre-tax profit, filed or estimated as marked in the table. A loss is not an extra cost: it is the part of the costs that runs past the £100 line, marked with a red bracket. Hover over any segment for its figure.
Who is the biggest, and does the comparison hold?
By turnover the order is La Petite Maison (£43m), Hakkasan (£24m), Amazonico (£16m), Coya (£11m), Gymkhana (£10m), Nobu (£9m).
By headcount, Hakkasan leads with 398 employees.
The comparison holds with the dates stated plainly: Nobu to Dec 2025, Hakkasan to Dec 2025, La Petite Maison to Jun 2025, Amazonico to Dec 2025, Coya to Dec 2024, Gymkhana to Mar 2025. The bases differ: group accounts include the businesses a company owns, single-company accounts do not.
Turnover on the latest filing
Who is growing fastest?
Gymkhana grew fastest, turnover +7.9% on its own prior year, ahead of Coya (+5.7%), Nobu (-4.2%), Amazonico (-20.9%), Hakkasan (-24.9%).
Turnover change on each company's own prior year
Who employs the most, who pays the most, and who brings in the most per head?
Hakkasan employs the most, 398 people, against 151 at Amazonico.
Coya has the highest average staff cost, about £32,000 a head; Amazonico the lowest, about £28,000.
La Petite Maison brings in the most turnover per employee, about £749,000, against £61,000 at Hakkasan. It says as much about the business model as the workforce: a marketplace or a wholesaler needs far fewer people per pound than a restaurant or a gym.
Nobu
110
employees, £86,000 turnover a head, -6.0% on the year
Hakkasan
398
employees, about £28,000 pay a head, £61,000 turnover a head, -22.3% on the year
La Petite Maison
58
employees, £749,000 turnover a head
Amazonico
151
employees, about £28,000 pay a head, £104,000 turnover a head, -6.8% on the year
Coya
122
employees, about £32,000 pay a head, £92,000 turnover a head, -0.8% on the year
Gymkhana
105
employees, about £31,000 pay a head, £98,000 turnover a head, +5.0% on the year
Who owns each one?
Ownership as recorded on the Companies House register of people with significant control, in the bands the register uses.
No controller recorded
The register shows no person with significant control.
Who owns Nobu →
Hakkasan Limited · 03488606Held by Igal Scheinberg
An individual recorded as a person with significant control.
Who owns Hakkasan →
LPM Group Holdings Limited · 09209410Held by Mr Paul Dyson Healey
An individual recorded as a person with significant control.
Who owns La Petite Maison →
Amazonico UK Limited · 11354227No controller recorded
The register shows no person with significant control.
Who owns Amazonico →
Coya (Restaurant) Limited · 07824813No controller recorded
The register shows no person with significant control. 1 outstanding charge on the register.
Who owns Coya →
Gymkhana Restaurants Ltd · 08378387Held by Jks Indian Restaurants Limited
A company recorded as a person with significant control. 4 outstanding charges on the register.
Who owns Gymkhana →
What does the full ledger show?
| Measure | Nobu | Hakkasan | La Petite Maison | Amazonico | Coya | Gymkhana |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registered name | NOBU LONDON LIMITED | HAKKASAN LIMITED | LPM GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED | AMAZONICO UK LIMITED | COYA (RESTAURANT) LIMITED | GYMKHANA RESTAURANTS LTD |
| Company number | 03310818 | 03488606 | 09209410 | 11354227 | 07824813 | 08378387 |
| Incorporated | 1997 | 1998 | 2014 | 2018 | 2011 | 2013 |
| Accounts filed | 31 May 2026 | 1 September 2026 | 31 March 2026 | 8 July 2026 | 6 October 2025 | 7 January 2026 |
| Turnover, prior year | £10m | £32m | n/d | £20m | £11m | £10m |
| Pre-tax profit, prior year | £0.6m | -£5m | n/d | £4m | £1.9m | £2m |
| Staff costs | n/d | £11m | n/d | £4m | £4m | £3m |
| Payroll share of turnover | n/d | 46.4% | n/d | 27.1% | 35.1% | 31.4% |
| Employees, prior year | 117 | 512 | n/d | 162 | 123 | 100 |
| Dividends paid | n/d | n/d | n/d | n/d | £0.3m | n/d |
| Charges outstanding | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
A figure the filing does not disclose is shown as n/d; a zero in a filing is treated as not disclosed. Rounding: below £0.1m in thousands, £0.1m to £2m to one decimal place, above that to the nearest million.
Mayfair's restaurants: common questions
Who is the biggest of Nobu, Hakkasan, La Petite Maison, Amazonico, Coya or Gymkhana?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m in the year to June 2025.
Which makes the most profit?
Amazonico: £3m pre-tax in the year to December 2025.
Which employs the most people?
Hakkasan, with 398 employees in its latest accounts.
Nobu or Hakkasan: which is bigger?
Hakkasan, with turnover of £24m against £9m at Nobu on their latest filings. On margin, Nobu keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Nobu or La Petite Maison: which is bigger?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m against £9m at Nobu on their latest filings. On margin, Nobu keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Nobu or Amazonico: which is bigger?
Amazonico, with turnover of £16m against £9m at Nobu on their latest filings. On margin, Amazonico keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Nobu or Coya: which is bigger?
Coya, with turnover of £11m against £9m at Nobu on their latest filings. On margin, Coya keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Nobu or Gymkhana: which is bigger?
Gymkhana, with turnover of £10m against £9m at Nobu on their latest filings. On margin, Gymkhana keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Hakkasan or La Petite Maison: which is bigger?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m against £24m at Hakkasan on their latest filings. On margin, La Petite Maison keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Hakkasan or Amazonico: which is bigger?
Hakkasan, with turnover of £24m against £16m at Amazonico on their latest filings. On margin, Amazonico keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Hakkasan or Coya: which is bigger?
Hakkasan, with turnover of £24m against £11m at Coya on their latest filings. On margin, Coya keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Hakkasan or Gymkhana: which is bigger?
Hakkasan, with turnover of £24m against £10m at Gymkhana on their latest filings. On margin, Gymkhana keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
La Petite Maison or Amazonico: which is bigger?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m against £16m at Amazonico on their latest filings. On margin, Amazonico keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
La Petite Maison or Coya: which is bigger?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m against £11m at Coya on their latest filings. On margin, Coya keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
La Petite Maison or Gymkhana: which is bigger?
La Petite Maison, with turnover of £43m against £10m at Gymkhana on their latest filings. On margin, Gymkhana keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Amazonico or Coya: which is bigger?
Amazonico, with turnover of £16m against £11m at Coya on their latest filings. On margin, Amazonico keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Amazonico or Gymkhana: which is bigger?
Amazonico, with turnover of £16m against £10m at Gymkhana on their latest filings. On margin, Gymkhana keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Coya or Gymkhana: which is bigger?
Coya, with turnover of £11m against £10m at Gymkhana on their latest filings. On margin, Gymkhana keeps more of each £100 as pre-tax profit.
Where do these figures come from?
Each company's latest accounts filed at Companies House. Each links to its full Spark Intel profile, which names the filing it comes from.
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