Farzi NYC

The food was absolutely exceptional—authentic North Indian flavors at their finest. The Dal Makhni, in particular, was unforgettable. Everything was so perfect that we felt compelled to call the chef over and personally compliment him. Farzi NYC is a must-visit for anyone craving truly great Indian cuisine in the city. Despite the abundance of Indian restaurants in NYC, very few get it right like this place does. It’s definitely going to be at the top of my list. Thank you to the entire Farzi NYC team for the phenomenal food, service, and ambiance!

I’ve lived in NYC for 13 years and have never had such creative, delicious Indian food. This restaurant has risen to the top of my favorites list. Everything was perfect - the drinks, the food presentation, the staff. We’ll be coming back soon!

Had an amazing experience at Farzi NYC! The food was exceptional, and the vibe was just as vibrant. I tried a variety of dishes, and each one exceeded expectations. The balance of spices, portion sizes, and presentation were all on point. Highly recommend Farzi NYC for anyone looking for great food in a great setting!

We actively seek out restaurants that have unique food, experiences, and atmosphere. This one checked all of the boxes. Everything was special and memorable. Amit came and checked with us at our table and we were happy to share how delighted we were with everything from food, drinks, presentation and the stories that accompanied everything. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Great service and very good food! Plenty of vegetarian options. We loved the layered potatoes, and dal chawal arancini appetizers. The dal makhani, mushroom, and paneer kebab main courses were all fantastic. Drinks are amazing too! Most of the dishes come with a flair which was a fun element.

The restaurant offers impressively quick service without compromising on quality. The staff are warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly, making you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The food is fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared, leaving you fully satisfied and eager to come back for more.

Food-wise this place was absolutely brilliant. Service during our visit was good too, thanks to Samantha who was friendly, attentive, and quick with her orders. Mutton lovers - this is where you should be! Noise levels on the average end and decor/interiors remain unchanged from the previous restaurant, Goa New York. A much better looking menu though, and while most appetizers were creative what stood out for Vegetarians was the Dal Makhani and the Jackfruit Pulao. Non-vegetarians on our table polished the Mutton Curry which was an absolute no-brainer. Served in a traditional Hawkins pressure cooker, it gave a very desi feel to the dish. Cocktails were forgettable though, and they did not have any beer on draft. Service was extremely quick and food arrived within 5 mins of placing the order. Overall, a positive experience, and definitely worth a visit. Go here for their mutton curry and you won't be disappointed.

Truly brilliant food. All the appetizers we tried were brilliant! The prawn chettinad is highly recommended and so was the malai chicken tikka. We thought the dal makhani had a little bit too salt but nonetheless very good. The rabri for dessert was pretty decent.

Love this international icon coming to NYC! Awesome food, great manager, really good service. Just a matter of time before every insta food blogger starts talking about this spot! The CTM, the paneer lasagna, the naans and the daal are a must. Get all the breads!!

They close down the kitchen whenever they want depending on traffic regardless of whether you have reservation. The bar is like a state fair ground with bar tenders shouting and absolute chaos. Another one of those Indian restaurants that draws initial 6 months crowd and then sputters.

Surprised by the poor reviews, because food-wise this place was absolutely brilliant. Service during our visit was good too, thanks to Samantha who was friendly, attentive, and quick with her orders. Mutton lovers - this is where you should be! Noise levels on the average end and decor/interiors remain unchanged from the previous restaurant, Goa New York. A much better looking menu though, and while most appetizers were creative what stood out for Vegetarians was the Dal Makhani and the Jackfruit Pulao. Non-vegetarians on our table polished the Mutton Curry which was an absolute no-brainer. Served in a traditional Hawkins pressure cooker, it gave a very desi feel to the dish. Cocktails were forgettable though, and they did not have any beer on draft. Service was extremely quick and food arrived within 5 mins of placing the order. Overall, a positive experience, and definitely worth a visit. Go here for their mutton curry and you won't be disappointed.

Food was delicious. Manager was awesome. Would recommend for a dinner out with the guys. Really wonderful time. Ambiance was also really cool and appreciated the playlist.

I would give Farzi 3.8 stars. It's got a very trendy vibe, great for special occasion. The menu has some pretty unique options. We had the crunch theory, dal chawa aranchini, and guntur chilli chicken bao as appetizers. The dal chawa arachini were quite a bit softer in texture than I had hoped and topped with green chutney (which is not a favorite of mine) but overall, I still enjoyed them. For mains we had the portobello mushroom do Pyaza and butter naan and chilli garlic rosemary naan. The curry was good, the bread a bit oily. The chilli garlic rosemary naan was also covered in red chilli powder which we didn't love. Overall good. The service was VERY attentive. Almost awkwardly so. I had to say very very often that I don't want another drink (even though the Spicy Mango Margarita was very good!). There was also weirdness about wanting to put items down in a very specific on the table even where there clearly wasn't space for it. Sometimes one person put it down, then another followed and rearranged it. Seemed very over the top and unnecessary to me especially because it disrupted conversations and our meal.

Very chill ambiance with good music, but the food really took the prize. Creative presentations for age old recipes, often with a twist. Service was alright, the server forgot a drink order too. And what truly irritated us was that the missed drink and two other drink items surprisingly showed up on the bill. Be careful about that when you visit.

Farzi NYC is a gem - the food was outstanding, the service attentive, and the atmosphere perfect for a night out. Highly recommend!

Finally got to try this new spot that has just opened up in New York. Farzi Cafe is a really popular spot in one of my favorites back in Mumbai. I was very excited to try the food and the drinks here. The set up and the ambience is fantastic and the service was excellent. The servers made some great recommendations. The owner and the manager were present and give all their customers full attention. They have some really creative cocktails, and we tried two of their cocktails, which was the strawberry guava cocktail and mango lassi! Going to the food: everything we tried was excellent and the portion size was perfect! They started us with kulfi bites , we then ordered appetizers - chicken Kebab, hibiscus pani shots (their take on pani puri) and the paneer lasagna. For the mains, we had the delicious chicken biryani and Boondi raita. Ended the meal with amazing deserts - kheer cannolis and the date brownie chocolate and ice creams. The desserts are made with natural sweeteners and are relatively healthy! In the mood to try a new spot and good Indian food, please check out Farzi!

As a travel-loving adventure mom, I was blessed to be able to bring my six children on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to New York City. After reading the great things about this restaurant, I decided this would be the perfect place to enjoy Indian food in the city. I ordered three appetizers, two entrées, three orders of rice, and six orders of garlic naan. I asked the waiter what soft drinks they had on the menu, as they were not listed. They carried Coke products, so everyone at the table ordered a Coke. As the kids finished their drinks, the wait staff kindly offered to refill them, which is normal at every restaurant we ever dine at, so there was no thought to say no. The total for the food was $129 before tax & gratuity. The bill for the original drinks was $42 dollars $6 per Coke, a little pricey, but we are in New York and we are on vacation. However, none of the staff serving our table ever mentioned that refills were not free, and they charged us for every single drink brought to the table $102 for Coca-Cola. Gratuity was automatically added, which finalized my bill to $300. Needless to say, I was shocked. The food and service were good; however, the lack of communication and transparency was utterly unacceptable, especially since the soft drinks were not clearly marked on any of the menus, and I specifically had to ask the waiter. What should have been a great dining memory ended with my kids feeling guilty for the rest of the day, feeling like they wasted money. ‍

I recently made my reservation at Farzi for a dinner with my wife as I had no expectations I must say that this place definitely did surprise me in a positive way Food the ambiance and the service was definitely A+ and I am definitely going back to this place and would refer this place to anyone looking for amazing food priced right .

This is among the finest Indian dining experiences I've had, perhaps the best. The flavors are authentic and consistently well-executed, making it a must visit for Indian cuisine enthusiasts; you may find yourself returning for more.

I had such a wonderful experience here! The food was full of flavor, the atmosphere was cozy, and the staff made me feel so welcome. Everything from start to finish was simply delightful. I can't wait to come back

Great food and service! Highly recommend! The paneer lasagna was unique and bold, the CTM was a classic, and I enjoyed their dal makhni.