Our story
Voted best Indian restaurant in Buckinghamshire, cooking since 2006
Chutney opened at 27 Easton Street in 2006 and was named best Indian restaurant in Buckinghamshire at the Euro Asia Curry Awards 2023. Twenty years on, the same team is still in the kitchen.
Who we are
The same team since day one
The people who opened Chutney in 2006 are the people who run it today. That continuity shapes the restaurant: a friendly, familiar welcome, and cooking that stays consistent from one visit to the next.
Our qualified chefs cook with fresh ingredients and a full range of Indian spices, and dishes are prepared fresh when you order.
2006
Opened on Easton Street
20 years
Cooking for High Wycombe
130
Dishes on our menu
5
Food hygiene rating
Milestones
From opening night to our twentieth year
2006
Chutney opens at 27 Easton Street, High Wycombe.
2023
Named Best Indian Restaurant in Buckinghamshire at the Euro Asia Curry Awards.
May 2025
The Food Standards Agency gives the restaurant a food hygiene rating of 5.
2025
Nominated again for Best Indian Restaurant in Buckinghamshire.
2026
Our twentieth year serving High Wycombe.
What we cook
From the tandoor to Bangladeshi specials
Our menu has 130 dishes. This is how it is laid out.
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Starters
Kebabs, tikka, purees, samosas and bhajis.
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Tandoori dishes
Chicken, lamb, duck, fish, king prawn and paneer from the clay oven.
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Chutney’s Specials
Including Bangladeshi dishes such as Mr Naga, Shatkora and Fish Delight.
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Traditional dishes
Korma, madras, bhuna, jalfrezi, dansak, pathia and more.
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Vegetable dishes
Dal, chana, aloo, bhindi and more.
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Rice and nan
All nan freshly baked to order.
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Winner 2023
Best Indian Restaurant in Buckinghamshire
Euro Asia Curry Awards
Recognition
Winner, Best Indian Restaurant in Buckinghamshire
Euro Asia Curry Awards 2023, as reported by the Bucks Free Press. Nominated for the same award in 2025, and rated 5 for food hygiene by the Food Standards Agency.