Farzi Cafe - Modern Indian restaurant in Mumbai - Mumbai Suburban, India

Our first night in Mumbai and we changed upon this restaurant in Oberoi mall - a lovely dinner thanks to Shivam and Prasad who provided excellent recommendations and served us with such dedication and attention. Thank you!

Farzi Cafe, A Beautiful an Elegant Restaurant in Oberoi Mall Goregoan and around Mumbai to cherish us with some Good Inhouse Cocktails / Mocktails with some Lipsmacking meals with an modern Twist which serves from many Years in Mumbai The Ambience of its was too pretty and elegant with its Beautiful decor and Multiple Seatings Arrangement!! So we begin with some of the Refreshing Mocktails and Appetizers such as 1 - Litchi Panna Desire:- An Refreshing Drink from the House which was very well Infused with an Litchi Syrup and Soft Beverages with a Dash of Lime in it was an Refreshing to Drink.. 2-Vadapav Farzified:- A popular snack and is widely enjoyed by people of all ages, Here it is Presented with a Twist with an Layer of Pav & Potato smashed inside a Batter, which served along with an Tamrind and Mint Chutney. Meanwhile these Mocktails was very well accompanied with an Appetizer Dal Chawal Arancini which was best with its delicious taste!! Loved the flavours as well as taste!! Ratatouille Steak :- An delicious gravy of an Korma which was Very well Served with an Laccha Paratha it was an Blissful to have it.. It was suggested by the Staff and it turn out to be the Best Dish of the Day. A well Creamy Texture with its Immense Flavours and Ingredients was too good to go along with an an Laccha Paratha Chef just Nailed it And Ended up with a Chocolate Dirt Pie After these Delicious Meal we just ended up with the Chocolate Dirt Pie which was Beautifully Presented with an Hot Chocolate Syrup over an Vanilla Ice cream and Puffed Rice.Loved the Taste as well as the way of Presentation! Highly Recommended It was totally worth over a price.. Service and Hospitality of the staff was too Quick to serve us the Best according to our Taste... Overall A Good Experience it was

atmosphere and food both were really good, will definitely recommend. First we received the welcome drink which was really good, then chicken bhuna fry and paneer paper fry both were very soft and tasty then biryani to end this was perfect.

Nice place to eat at Oberoi mall, with experimental modern Indian food, deconstructed and combined with other cuisines. The staff is really friendly and helpful too- we had Shardul who was wonderful and made good suggestions The dal chawal arancini and tempura prawns were delicious and so was the mustard fish. The hot toddy was great as well

Nice place, decent service n food...loved their crockery..very unique n quirky..portions are decent n prices too..I would go again

Visited here an year ago. There was no alcohol at the time. So left after having a snack. Visited again after confirming about the availability of alcohol. The atmosphere is decent with IPL being telecast on a medium sized screen. The Food is good. The presentation can be improved a bit, compared to Farzi Cafe, Bangalore. The cocktails are good too. But, presentation is plain. Not matching with some photos available in other reviews. Chocolate Dirt Pile is awesome to have when with a group of people. The service is outstanding. The prices are reasonable. Quantity of food can be increased a bit though. Service charge is optional and they follow it without any fuss. Overall a good experience and recommended for those who visit Oberoi Mall.

Farzi is neither fine dine, nor your run of the mill restaurant which becomes a problem. All the dishes we tried were quite average. They weren't bad -- but there was a lot expected. The candy chicken starter was below average. Service was good. The servers were quite sweet though they should brush up their knowledge of the menu. The ambience is good but now the age is showing up. Maintenance is not great.

Just as they claim, it is definitely a modern Indian cuisine place. I started off with the chaai cocktail which has peach syrup and that totally set my mood for the upcoming taste bud experience. The charcoal fish with mustard sauce took us by suprise with its presentation. The Kerala style mutton and sali chicken were both options for main course along with Malabar porotta. The portions of all are just enough or leaning towards lesser side.