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Breads (Naan & Roti) in Garden Grove

Every piece of bread here is slapped onto the tandoor wall by hand and pulled off blistered — there is no bread oven, no toaster, no shortcut. Garlic naan is the table default, brushed with butter and chopped garlic the second it leaves the clay. Plain and butter naan keep it classic; Chili Naan and Chili Garlic Naan fold green heat into the dough for people who want their bread to fight back; and the stuffed naans — paneer, cheese, and cheese-garlic — bake their filling right into the bread. Tandoori roti, plain or buttered, is the whole-wheat option Punjabi homes actually eat daily, and Lachha Parantha — the layered, flaky one — is what you order when the gravy is rich enough to deserve it.

Fresh garlic naan from the tandoor at Urban Punjab

Our Breads (Naan & Roti) Menu

Why Urban Punjab Breads (Naan & Roti)

Dough is made in-house through the day and rested properly, which is why the naan stretches thin and bubbles instead of baking flat. One per person is never enough; the kitchen's rule of thumb is bread count equals curry count plus one. Watch the station work for two minutes and you'll understand why no bread machine has ever been allowed in this building.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bread goes with which curry?+

Butter or garlic naan with creamy gravies like Murgh Makhani and shahi paneer; tandoori roti with karahi and saag, the traditional pairing; Lachha Parantha with dal makhani when you want maximum richness.

Are any breads vegan?+

Tandoori roti is whole wheat and water — no dairy — and naan can be made without the butter brush on request.

Does naan survive delivery?+

We wrap breads in foil-lined paper so they steam-soften rather than harden. For best texture on long drives, ask for the butter on the side and re-crisp in a dry pan for thirty seconds.

Reviewed by the Urban Punjab team · Last updated 2026-09-22. See the live ordering menu for today's prices and availability.

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