The Chutney - London

The menu of The Chutney from London includes 122 menus. On average, menus or drinks on the menu cost about £8. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Detlef Reiter likes about The Chutney:
I found the food to lack authenticity. The briyani was overly moist and the rice used was short-grained as opposed to the long grain which I am more accustomed to in a briyani. The bindhi dupiaza was unique. It was simply fried with garlic and onions and tasted more like a stir-fry dish. The curries also were too mind and lacked flavour. The naan, the tandoori dishes and the paddadam were ok though. The restaurant wa... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical limitations, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and have something.

What Ransom Mills doesn't like about The Chutney:
Usually love coming here but missed the mark this time. Stale poppadoms, which when pointed out to staff were whisked away with a mumbled excuse, no replacement, apology or removal from bill. Patchy service to put it nicely. Waiting ages to order and for bill, couldn't catch anyone's eye to order a drink. Mains were nice, though overheard two other tables complaining about the food which didn't exactly add to the amb... read more.

The Chutney The accomplished Asian fusion cuisine will thrill you, the perfect balance of familiar flavors and exciting new creations will amaze!, Moreover, the enchanting desserts of the house shine not only on children's plates and in children's eyes. Dishes are prepared typically in the Asian style, You can also unwind at the bar with a freshly tapped beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.