Saal Mubarak! 9 Places In India To Celebrate Parsi New Year With Dhansak, Lagan Nu Custard & More

Parsi New Year

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Parsi New Year is almost here, and it’s the right time to gather around a table filled with comforting Parsi classics. From fragrant Berry Pulao and hearty Dhansak to Patra Ni Machhi, Chicken Farcha and Lagan Nu Custard, restaurants are bringing the flavours and traditions of Navroz to their festive menus. Check out these 9 Parsi New Year menus; they are worth adding to your list this August.

Parsi New Year Menu Across India

Parsi New Year Menu In Mumbai

1. Ishaara, Mumbai

Celebrate Parsi New Year with The Navroz Feast at Ishaara, a week-long festival showcasing authentic Parsi flavours, festive dishes and traditions rooted in community and heritage. The limited-edition menu features traditional Parsi appetisers, mains, beverages and desserts, complemented by festive décor and cultural storytelling inspired by Parsi customs.

Where: Ishaara, Phoenix Palladium, Lower Parel & Phoenix Marketcity, Kurla
When: August 12 to 18, 12:30 PM to 11 PM
Cost: ₹3,000++ for two

2. Hornby’s Pavilion, ITC Grand Central, Mumbai

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Celebrate Parsi New Year with A Feast of Two Celebrations at Hornby’s Pavilion, ITC Grand Central Mumbai. The special Navroz spread features traditional Parsi favourites, including Kachumber Salad, Tameta ni Soup, Patra ni Paneer, Chicken Farcha, Jardaloo Paneer, Mutton Dhansak and Lagan Nu Custard.

Where: Hornby’s Pavilion, ITC Grand Central, Mumbai
When: 15th August 2026 | Lunch & Dinner
Cost: ₹3,250 + taxes for lunch | ₹2,675 + taxes for dinner

3. Seven Kitchens, The St. Regis Mumbai

Celebrate India’s culinary heritage with a special Independence Day Lunch at Seven Kitchens, featuring Anglo-Indian classics such as Fish Rissoles, Railway Mutton Curry, Country Captain Chicken and Dundee Cake. Guests can also take part in a folk art-inspired Mosaic activity, creating a larger artwork together.

Where: Seven Kitchens, The St. Regis Mumbai
When: 15th August 2026, 12:30 PM to 3 PM
Cost: ₹3,250++ per person

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4. Kadak, ICONIQA Hotel, Mumbai International Airport, Mumbai

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Celebrate Parsi New Year with Navroz no Bhonu, a festive feast inspired by Parsi café culture and traditional flavours. The spread features Brun Maska, Akuri, Chicken Farcha, Mutton Cutlets, Patra ni Machhi, Sali Boti, Kolmi no Patio, Chicken Dhansak, Berry Pulao and Lagan nu Custard, alongside other festive favourites.

Where: Kadak, ICONIQA Hotel, Mumbai International Airport
When: 20th March | Lunch: 12 PM to 3:30 PM | Dinner: 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM
Cost: ₹2,500++ per person

5. Pondichéry Café, Sofitel Mumbai BKC

Celebrate Parsi New Year with a special Navroz Brunch featuring heritage Parsi recipes, Irani café favourites and live stations. Guests can savour Patra Ni Machhi, Salli Boti, Berry Pulao, Dhansak, Jardaloo Salli Murgh, Mutton Cutlets, Kolmi No Patio, Kheema Pav, Bun Maska, Akuri and Mawa Cakes, alongside festive beverages and global dishes.

Where: Pondichéry Café, Sofitel Mumbai BKC
When: 16th August 2026, 12:30 PM to 4 PM
Cost: ₹3,999++ per adult without alcohol | ₹4,999++ with alcohol

6. The Bayview, Hotel Marine Plaza, Mumbai

Celebrate with a lavish brunch featuring traditional Parsi favourites alongside Indian classics and international dishes. Highlights include Murgi na Farcha, Saas ni Macchi, Ringan Ravaiya, Lagan Sara Stew, Chicken Berry Pulao, Parsi Brown Sevaiya, Parsi Malido and Ravo Pudding, with live stations for Sali per Eedu and kheema, kaleji, bheja and pav.

Where: The Bayview, Hotel Marine Plaza, Mumbai
When: 16th August 2026, 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Cost: ₹3,000++ per person

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7. Dinshaw’s Xpress Café, Mumbai

Celebrate the new year with a festive spread at Dinshaw’s Xpress Café, featuring nostalgic Parsi favourites such as Chicken Keema Pav and Salli Boti. Expect comforting flavours and timeless recipes that bring the warmth of Parsi food traditions to the table.

Where: Dinshaw’s Xpress Café, Mumbai
When: Parsi New Year | 10 AM – 12 PM
Cost: ₹1,600

Parsi New Year Menu In Gurugram

8. Comorin, Mumbai & Gurugram

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Celebrate Parsi New Year with Comorin’s limited-edition menu featuring festive favourites and home-style Parsi classics. The spread includes Bheja Cutlet, Chicken Farcha, Tatravela Prawns, Veg Russian Pattice, Kid Gosht, Atheli Marghi, Lagan Nu Stew, Parsi Brown Rice, Parsi Dal and the classic Lagan Nu Custard.

Where: Comorin, Mumbai & Gurugram
When: August 14 to 16, 2026
Cost: ₹2,000++ for two

Parsi New Year Menu In Surat

9. Terra, Courtyard by Marriott Surat

Celebrate the new year with a soulful spread of iconic Parsi delicacies at Terra. From comforting flavours to nostalgic dishes, enjoy a leisurely dining experience with your loved ones and savour the culinary traditions of the Parsi community.

Where: Terra, Courtyard by Marriott Surat
When: 16th August | 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Cost: ₹1,599 + taxes per person

What are your plans for Parsi New Year?

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FAQs

What is the New Year of Parsi?

The Parsi New Year is called Navroz (or Nowruz), which means "new day" in Persian.

Are Navroz and Parsi New Year the same?

Yes, Navroz and the Parsi New Year are fundamentally the same celebration.

Is Parsi a Hindu religion?

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