Chutney Mary

We were a party of eight people who went here for dinner. Our hosts highly recommended this restaurant, and they were right. The restaurant looks like an English pub from the outside, but inside, it's a very posh and luxurious setting that is perfect for an entertaining night out in central London. The place is quite large, multileveled, and with separate bar- and dining areas. The staff are discreet and polite, and they will cater to your every need. Food: This is high-end, authentic South Indian cuisine, so expect hot spices, chillies, savoury sauces, and many small plates and dishes on the table. All your traditional expected dishes are on the menu, and you should order three or four dishes per person (or share) to have a filling experience. The food is expensive. There are no condiments or sides, so you'll be spending more than you normally do on Indian food. But the food is worth it. It's delicious and satisfying.

Simply exquisite! As vegetarians, it’s not that easy to find a good fine dining experience worth the cost! Chutney Mary’s menu - both food and drink, cover a range of tastes. They also have good vegan options! The portion sizes are also very good. The ambience is superb and the staff are friendly as well. Definitely recommend to anyone considering a fine dining experience in London!

One if not the best Asian restaurants I've been to (and they have plenty of rosettes to back that up). The richness and flavours of the food are amazing. The venison samosa (not triangular) was amazing. I followed that with a special lamb curry that just fell off the bone and then melted in the mouth...with a subtle heat. Absolutely magic. Recommend 👍🏻

The moment you step into this restaurant the experience begins. Welcomed and directed to the table with a smile . Menu and wine list has a varied and great selections to choose from. Whether a business lunch or just pure pleasure of dining you won’t be disappointed, The food was full of flavour , presentation of each dish was meticulously arranged on the plate. Temperature just perfect.accompanied by a refreshing glass a Chablis was just a treat. Service was attentive seamless and always ensured their guest were happy , true hospitality at its best . Thank you for an amazing experience.

Full Review: Available @davidtriesitall on all social medias Chutney Mary London has been featured in the Michelin Guide and has been awarded the AA restaurant of the year award in 2023/24 along with 3 AA Rosettes Award for their culinary excellence. The interiors were stunning. The candlelight spaces with the dark wood and soft leather really creates this intimate luxurious setting especially as the low light bounces around the glasswares. It truly brought the classic luxury feels in. We had the following: Starters Tandoori Artichoke Hearts - £15.50 Baked Venison Samosa - £17 . For Mains Tandoori Lamb Chops - £42 Wild Venison Roghan Josh - £37 Lamb Biryani - £37 Naan - £4.85 . Desserts - Carrot Halwa Souffle with Pistachio Kulfi - £15 Gulab Jamun Tiramisu with Gold Leaf - £12 . The starters were absolutely top notch. The tandoori artichoke hearts were so flavourful. It had a slight tangy taste which was lovely. Couldn’t recommend more to try the baked venison samosas. It was so tender and packed with juicy flavour, it was amazing. I would go back just for that alone. . The mains didn’t hold back either. The tandoori lamb chops and venison Roghan josh were extremely savoury and delicious especially when paired with the garlic naan and lamb biryani. It definitely took it to the next level. . The desserts were so unique and exotic I loved it all especially their creative take on carrots and Souffle. Also the gold leaf was a nice touch and made what a luxurious night already even more classier. . This is definitely worth it in my books especially for special occasions. Add it to your list for sure! . Location: 73 St James’s St, St. James’s, London SW1A 1PH Nearest Tube Station: Green Park Station Price - ££££ Requirements - Gluten Free, Vegan options available . Catch you on the next bite ❤️ #davidtriesitall #londonfinedining #londonrestaurant #indianrestaurant #londonindianfood #chutneymary #chutneymarylondon #chutneymarys #chutneymaryrestaurant #chutneymarystjames . london restaurant review London foodie food blog London food influencer content creator London restaurant Indian food London Indian restaurant Chutney Mary London best Indian restaurant london top London Indian restaurants Indian cuisine London food London foodies London food reels foodies reels curry London curry London restaurants where to eat London food london restaurant review London foodie food blog fine dining Michelin Guide Would you try this Indian Fine Dining Restaurant? 🇮🇳🪷 Location: 73 St James’s St, St. James’s, London SW1A 1PH Nearest Tube Station: Green Park Station Price - ££££ Requirements - Gluten Free, Vegan options available . Catch you on the next bite ❤️ #davidtriesitall #londonfinedining #londonrestaurant #indianrestaurant #londonindianfood #chutneymary #chutneymarylondon #chutneymarys #chutneymaryrestaurant #chutneymarystjames . london restaurant review London foodie food blog London food influencer content creator London restaurant Indian food London Indian restaurant Chutney Mary London best Indian restaurant london top London Indian restaurants Indian cuisine London food London foodies London food reels foodies reels curry London curry London restaurants where to eat London food london restaurant review London foodie food blog fine dining Michelin Guide

Good ambience to start and staff was very warm in receiving and ensuring we are seated. The service is a bit slow, we had to wait for someone to take order everytime. Cocktails were good, loved the gold fashioned. The best in food was ghosh biryani without a doubt. Meat was so well cooked and spices were perfectly balance, a definite recommendation from our side!!

The atmosphere is beautiful, perfect lighting with great ambience. The food was delicious! The starters were my favourite part of the meal. The tokri chaat has so many flavours that work so well with one another and I love how the pomegranate adds to the colour and gives it that extra texture. The crab cakes were perfect with the tamarind sauce that it came with, it was easy to bite into and as fishy as I was expecting. I had the prawn curry, which at first I felt could be more flavourful but to my surprise the more I had the more the flavour enhanced. The coconut and chilli came through. The prawns were perfect, big and juicy as I like and easy to break into with my naan. They really know how to make a good garlic naan. I also got the aloo tuk as a side, as I was craving some potatoes. These were extremely flavourful, could taste that chaat masala. The potatoes were amazingly soft on the inside and it had a nice crunch outside which was satisfying to bite into. Drinks - I opted for the mango lassi. This was my least favourite part of the meal due to the lassi being more on the sour side rather than sweet, however it is not mango season so can only blame the mangoes. I also tried the mango nojito which I prefer as I wanted a sweet drink, it was decorated with pomegranates and mint. I would highly recommended and would love to go back to try more.

Very very nice atmosphere. Food is really good. Worth for that price. Staff are really friendly and attentive. We had been to our anniversary. They gave us a private table room. And set up the room very beautifully. The staff explained every single dish we ordered. At the end they surprised us with a desert and wishing us on our anniversary. That was a really good gesture. I would highly recommend this place.