Farzi Café
📍 above PAPAYA Restaurant, Third Floor, Chotabai Centre, 114/1, Nungambakkam High Rd, Thousand Lights West, Thousand Lights, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600006, India
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Google: 4.1 • TripAdvisor: 4.5
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Farzi Café in Chennai offers a vibrant and contemporary dining experience that merges traditional Indian flavors with global culinary twists. Set in a lively ambiance, it's a favorite among locals and tourists alike, who appreciate its eclectic menu and stylish decor. The restaurant is known for its fusion dishes, making it a great spot for adventurous foodies. With a variety of dining options including indoor and outdoor seating, and a full bar that serves creative cocktails, Farzi Café is perfect for casual dining, business meetings, or a fun night out with friends. The venue also hosts live music, enhancing the overall dining experience, making it a must-visit in the city.
Signature Dishes
- •Lime Rice and Prawn Curry
- •Rasamalai with Tres Leches
- •Dal Chawal
- •Vada Pav
- •Dakhni Paneer Tikka
- •Pizza
- •Hummus Platter
Overall rating 4.4 / 5 (777 reviews)
Google: 4.1 (213 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4.5 (564 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Farzi cafe services Indian fusion food and a hodge podge of somethings else. The menu lacks details and you are surprised when things arrive. Quantity against prices is stingy at best. Lime rice and prawn curry was terrible. Servers are eager to clear but not serve or take orders. Visit once but not twice. Make sure your drink has alcohol when you order !!
A good lively place with contemporary food and music. Great bar to along with. Timothy our steward kept us going with good recos. Makes the evening light. Must visit for the triers of fusion food.
The entrance to this place goes through a luxury brand outlet. An elevator takes you to the second floor but we took the stairs instead Strangely enough, even when not choc-a-bloc, you need to share your name and mobile number at the entrance desk after which you are guided to a table by the staff. We ordered a dahi puchka chaat that came with 6 underwhelming golgapa halves( inflation anyone?) with a mix of red and green chutneys and dahi. I suggest go for it if you are on a diet and want to donate 300 rs to the hospitality industry. Serving such chaat in the heart of Delhi is a travesty in itself. Famished, we moved in the hummus platter that had pickled mushrooms as the only vegetables with a few pickled cucumbers and pita bread. Disappointing to say the least. Sorry plating. Prepare to be thumped with a vintage halloweeny typewriter that holds the bill receipt once done. Welcome to the Addams family!
We had the worst experience at Farzi cafe on 6apr. We were a group of 12 people and overall service experience was pathetic. They were neither taking order nor serving the food efficiently, to top it they were not even serving water promptly and we have to bring water bottles from counter ourself. On complaining couple of times to the manager, there was no improvement. When we threatened that we will complain online and through hospitality channels, manager told us that it doesn't bother us as complaint will finally come to me only. It was a family dinner and I was extremely ashamed as my family couldn't have proper food. Finally, we left the food at the table and walked out after paying the bill and manager was not concerned at all shamelessly.