Goan Cuisine is an Australian, family-owned range of Goan-style chutneys, made by Random Harvest Gourmet in Caringbah, southern Sydney, since 1994. The recipes draw on the cooking of Goa, on India's west coast. The Rub Hub stocks the range: sweet Mango, tangy Mango Lime and sweet-sour Tamarind, plus a pick-any-3 trio. Flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.
Which Goan Cuisine chutney should I use?
Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11.
| Product | Style | Heat | Best on | Size |
| Mango Chutney | Sweet mango and ginger chutney | Mild (2/11) | Roast chicken, pork, ham, cheese boards, curry | 260g |
| Mango Lime Chutney | Sweet and tangy mango and lime | Mild (2/11) | Roast lamb, corned beef, skewers, sandwiches | 260g |
| Tamarind Chutney | Sweet-sour tamarind and apricot | Medium (5/11) | Samosas, lamb, barbecued meats, curry | 270g |
| Chutney Trio (pick any 3) | Any three jars, mixed or doubled | Mild to Medium (2–5/11) | Stocking the pantry | 3 jars |
Goan Cuisine with roasts, lamb and the barbie
Mango Lime is the roast jar. Spoon it beside roast lamb or corned beef, or brush it on chicken, beef and pork skewers as a glaze. Tamarind cuts through rich, smoky char, so put it next to anything off the grill, or brush it on lamb cutlets in the last minute. More ideas in our lamb range and glazes.
Goan Cuisine for curry night and cheese boards
Mango Chutney is the sweet all-rounder: roast or grilled chicken, pork, ham, a sharp cheddar or a soft brie, and curry and rice. Tamarind is the classic dip for samosas, spring rolls and pakoras. Browse more jars in chutney and Indian flavours.
How hot is Goan Cuisine?
Mostly mild. Mango and Mango Lime sit at Mild (2/11) with a gentle ginger and chilli tickle. Tamarind is the one with a proper chilli hit at Medium (5/11). The trio lands wherever your picks do.
Dietary
The brand lists the chutneys as gluten free, vegan and vegetarian. Always check the label and the ingredient list on each product page before you buy. More options in our gluten-free range.
Want more Aussie-made jars? Browse our Australian-made range or see every maker on the brands page.