Every dish is made from scratch in their kitchens daily and customers will be able to grab a foot-long naan until 3am
A popular Indian street food restaurant is bringing its famous build-your-own naan rolls and rice bowls to Manchester. Rola Wala will be opening its doors on Deansgate, next to KFC and Pret a Manger from early November.
The restaurant, whose name means ‘man that rolls’ in Hindi started life as a street food stall in London back in 2016 before founder Mark Wright opened the first restaurant in Trinity shopping centre in Leeds. Since then, Rola Wala has featured in a Hollywood movie, 'Burnt', has been named ‘London’s Best Wrap’ by Rita Ora, and even made a cameo appearance on Jamie Oliver's Friday Night Feasts.
READ MORE: I went to Wetherspoons to try their Curry Club out - and it was one let-down after another For those opting for a naan, there's a range of meat, vegetarian and vegan fillings including a ten-hour slow cooked Nagaland Pulled Lamb. It can be finished off with fresh salads and garnishes and customers can decide their heat level from a selection of five freshly made chutneys that range from no-chill and mild, through to extra spicy.
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