Sunday Lunch in Central London with an Indian Twist
Sunday lunch in London usually means one thing: a traditional roast.
At Farzi London, it means something a little more unexpected.
Located in Haymarket, Central London, Farzi gives Sunday lunch an Indian twist with its Sunday Roast Thali bringing together live chaat, slow-cooked meats, tandoori flavours, Indian accompaniments and dessert for £29.99 per person.
Start Sunday with Live Chaat
The experience begins at Farzi’s live chaat counter, where guests can enjoy Pani Puri before moving on to the main thali.
It sets the mood for a Sunday lunch that is less about following tradition and more about experiencing familiar weekend comfort through Indian flavours.
A Roast with a Farzi Twist
At the centre of the menu is Farzi’s take on the Sunday roast.
The Roast of the Day features whole boneless seabream, dry-rubbed and pan-fried before being finished in the oven with kadhai masala.
Then comes the Rampuri Lamb Leg, marinated with robust spices and soured cream, slow-cooked for six hours and served sliced on a skewer.
For something smoky from the tandoor, Bhatti Ka Murg combines chicken leg with red chilli, ginger, garlic and hung curd before being cooked over charcoal.
The Thali Brings It All Together
Every Sunday Thali is served with dry vegetable subzi, tadka dal, boiled egg bhuna, roasti jeera aloo, rice, naan and Nakhas curry sauce.
Instead of one roast with a few sides, the plate becomes a collection of different flavours and textures exactly what makes the thali experience feel distinctly Farzi.
End Sunday on a Sweet Note
Dessert continues the fusion of familiar and unexpected.
Choose from Rasmalai Tres Leches, made with rasmalai, carrot halwa and pistachio, or Berry Cheesecake finished with fresh blackberries, biscuit crumb and maple rabdi.
Make Sunday Lunch a Farzi Experience
If you’re looking for Sunday lunch in Central London but want something beyond the traditional roast, Farzi London offers a different way to spend the afternoon.
Live chaat. Tandoori flavours. Slow-cooked lamb. A full Indian thali.
That’s Sunday lunch, the Farzi way.
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