Chutney's Euston

There are superb Indian restaurants up and down the UK, and all across London. In the heart of the city, in Regent's Park, there is only one place to go if you have a craving for curry: Drummond Street. The run from Euston station to Regent’s Park is the home of Indian food in the city centre, and to compete in this cutthroat curry cataclysm, a restaurant has to be good. So when we recommend Chutney’s Euston, we do so with some confidence. They’ve been on Drummond Street since 1987, and their survival for all those years has been built on a reputation for superb vegetarian Indian food, with a range of Gujarati style thalis, Madras-style dosas and the full range of meat-free masterpieces from all over the north of India. Book a table now and head on over for a superb meal.

With the UK’s love-affair with all things Indian showing no signs of slowing down, it comes as no surprise that London is where you’ll find the best of the best. With jokes a plenty of the city having an Indian joint on every corner, most London folk will know that for the some of the best Indian in the city, Drummond Street in Regent's Park is where you need to head. And specifically head to Chutney’s Euston. This South Indian, vegetarian haven boasts an extensive menu packed with all the dishes you’d expect, and much, much more.

Start things off at Chutney’s Euston with a few starters to share – the Kerala platter is a good plate to start, and it comes with samosas and bhajis as well as specially selected dishes by the chef. Following on, opt for a paneer saag dosa with fresh spinach, paneer, and a sambhar and coconut chutney, or tuck into uthappam, a lentil pizza topped with tomatoes, onion, spices and coconut. With a range of classic curries as well, you’re sure to find exactly what tickles your fancy at Chutney’s Euston. A stone’s throw from London Euston station and Euston Square tube, we recommend paying them a visit as soon as you can – but remember to book in advance to avoid disappointment.