Wrap N’ Roll Kabob House

We miss you wrap and roll. Sure the boiling crab knock off is okay, but I miss my tiki masala and lamb! Where are you Sameer!

3÷23÷2014,
This place is very close to our house and I have wanted to eat there for the last year or so. We ate there last night and it was awesome. We had the Kabob Sizzler which was so full of flavor. The plate had Bee Seekh, Beef Steak, Chicken Tikka and creamy chicken. Nana and Hummus.

So sad that they closed. Their lunch buffet was awesome! Loved their fresh naan, hummus, and yummy dishes. Will definitely miss them!

Oh no!!! Where did it move to? Or did it close!!! Went by the area today and saw it replaced by a Cajun seafood place called The Hook or something :’(
Love Wrap N Roll Kabob House. Excellent food!

Our go to Indian place was Punjabi tandoor, but this will be our new joint from now on. I was delightedly surprised with how much more I throughly enjoyed my dinner here with my family. It’s a fusion of Indian and Mediterranean cuisine and was pretty authentic. You have the option of ordering a la carte or the buffet. We opted for the buffet.
The quality was good and their meat is Halal. I had plates of the samosas (definitely use the green and red sauce), chicken briyani, chicken tikka masala, lamb curry, spinach and cheese, and finished with a bowl of rice pudding and donut holes. Im in heaven!
What was great was when the servers routinely brought out kabobs in a sizzling plate and fresh garlic naan. Man, my mouth was watering every time and we were always happy to accept a serving.
I had a hard time deciding on drinks. I always order a mango lassi when I eat Indian food, but looking at the Unilocal pictures, I decided I’d try the mint lemonade. Besides, I knew my wife would order the mango lassi and I could always get a sip. Lol. It was my first time having it and all I can say is WOW! Think I’ll be ordering more of this in the future. Mango lassi was refreshing and rich. Definitely one of the better ones I’ve had.
To top it off, the service was very accommodating and impeccable adding to the overall experience. Décor was really nice for an Indian/​Mediterranean establishment. I will definitely be back!

I had driven by but never gone into this place. Honestly I remembered it as a Chinese food place.
Smallish, clean, and fresh looking place. Wife ordered a kabob. I ordered the buffet even though it was a tad pricy.
Food was great. I would lean towards the buffet for the variety. It’s good quality food too. Servers came around with more chicken and naan often as people were eating it ad fast as they could put it out.
One of the servers spilled a full glass of water on our table but took care of it. Then we noticed utensils bring dropped and stuff knocked over. My wife and I kinda joked that they had clumsy (but very polite and friendly) workers. Funny.
Talked to some of the workers there. They had just changed owners on October 2. That explains things.
Overall the service was great with friendly, attentive servers. Food was awesome. Prices a little steep. But they were so nice and trying so hard.
I how they do well. I will definitely be back!

My wife ask me to try this place, when we walked in the staff was all behind the counter, we were offered the buffet only. I looked and for $ 15 a person, all I saw was rice, chicken, chicken, and oh did I mention the chicken dish. ONE lamb dish, for fifteen of my hard earned dollars. We walked out to check the Korean place down the way and my wife insisted we go to the Kabob house. She admitted later was only because the Korean place smelled bad.
Well, I resigned myself to over priced chicken dishes, we have tried Fresh Kabobs in Fullerton. We love that place, but some reason she wanted to go here. I guess for the buffet, which is priced at $ 11.99 on the window. Until you ask and that price is for lunch??? Ahhh, note to manager, you may want to put that on your sign!
The server acted like her time was more important then serving the customer, weird I thought that just because it is a buffet I could get good service. Well, the customer does not seem high on the to do list here.
My wife got me a menu, to my shock the buffet is the main menu here. Very few dishes to choose from on the menu. I walked out at the dismay of my wife and went to Subway to pick up a sandwich. Which was the BOMB! So good. My wife had $ 15 chicken? Sorry honey, well she agreed with me after the first bite of the food. I am still not sure why she eat, instead of walking out. I just hope if you choose to go here, your experience is better and they choose to add more items to the buffet.
Check it out, see if I am exaggerating. Then post your review and prove me wrong.

Good:
*potato samosas (puff pastries)
*gulab jamom (donut holes)
*spinach cheese
HOWEVER
It is super pricy and the chicken is hella dry
To conclude. Once was enough

Here for lunch with a few colleagues. This restaurant is owned and operated by a very nice Pakistani young couple who provide very tasty and healthy food, exceptional service, and all at a reasonable price. The location is very clean to include the kitchen and restrooms. There is abundant parking in the shared private lot. They have a nice lunch buffet as well that includes excellent Pakistani and Indian dishes. One of the owners walked around and provided us samples of dishes he was making hot off the grill as well. I hope these two are very successful as they are a fine example of living the American Dream and running a successful business. Will be back for sure.

I’ll start off by saying, the food tasted great!
The issue I had was feeling ripped off when my meal came. I ordered a chicken kabob plate that cost $ 12 (or so). When my plate arrived I had a lot of rice, green peppers, onions AND 3 pieces of chicken. I was thinking «wtf is this» so I asked if the meal really only came with 3 pieces of chicken. They confirmed that the kabob plate only came with 3 pieces. I essentially had to cut my chicken in really small pieces in order to somewhat have chicken with each bite.
So overall, the food tasted great but definitely wasn’t worth the money.

I ordered paneer masala and garlic naan. The gravy of the curry tasted good, but was a little watery. The paneer was not good. It did not seem fresh and was hard and chewy. The garlic naan was a little too salty.
Other than that, the service was good.

Sooooo goood!
I recommend to eatting the buffet. It’s only $ 14.99, and dishes on their menu were around the same price so why not get a variety of curries, samosa, salad, fruit, and dessert for all you can eat?! It was so delicious I wish i could eat more, but my stomach was wayy tooo fulll…
The buffet included lamb curry (the best of the curries), chicken masala, lentil curry, mushroom curry, and a lot more others. The potato and veggie samosa was my favorite along with the lamb curry. There is so much of a variety of meat and veggies it would satisfy anyone’s palate. The only thing that tasted a little off was the fried donut drenced in this sugary syrup. It was a little too soggy and sweet for me. I liked the rice pudding for dessert.
The restaurant had a lot of indoor seating and the waiter was very attentive on our water refills. The one thing that stood out was the customer service. They talked to their customers as if they were family and seemed very friendly. When me and my bf were outside the restaurant looking at the menu (trying to figure out if we want to eat here), the same waiter came outside and asked if we needed help and wanted to see the buffet. Overall, this place is one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Brea, great food and customer service!

Sooo… I was actually really excited to stop in here for lunch :))
They have a lunch buffet special for $ 11.99 for 12 dishes… which is what their advertising states.
Overall, the buffet is whateves. It’s half Indian food and half Mediterranean. There’s samosas, garlic naan, basmatic rice, chicken biryani, goat curry, chicken tikki masala, lentil curry, Indian desserts, and a couple more dishes. Although it seems like such a great time, it’s really pretty average. Everything starts to taste the same after the first dish, the goat in the goat curry was really tough, garlic naan was alright, and the rice was sorta hard… the samosas were pretty good though.
The place is clean and service is great… but I’ve already experienced this hype and I probably won’t be back. :\

We had the weekday lunch buffet here, and I gotta say, it was a great deal for 10.75! Extremely friendly and attentive service.
Like most people say, the chicken tikka masala, the spinach and cheese, and the naan bread are probably the best items on the line. All the items are hot, fresh, and well-​stocked.
We will definitely be back!

I’ve been here a couple of times and the only thing I get here is the lunch buffet. The place can handle large parties, as the last time I went there handle my group of 25 people. There is some outside seating as well, but if you’re getting the buffet, you’re better suited to sit inside. The restroom is small but clean.
The food they offer at the buffet is great. They have a pretty good selection of food. I like to start off with some salad with the yogurt. The one thing I love to get is the spinach and cheese curry. It’s probably the best thing they have on the menu. Another thing that I like to get is their tika misala chicken. They also have fruits and a fried donut for dessert.
The service is very good here. They are quick to pick up your empty plates and fill up your empty cups of water. Since we had a large group they were gracious enough to serve us a order a naan to our table. Overall, if you work nearby and you’re looking for a place for lunch, you definitely need to check this place out!

All you can eat! 14.99 you can eat whatever you want and not feel disgusting afterwards. The smiles on the servers made this experience much better. They were very attentive and kept bringing out fresh garlic naan bread. That was my favorite thing to eat at the evening. The buffet had about 25 items to choose from.
The items I enjoyed were the cheese spinach, chicken tikki masala, rice pudding, and hummus were my favorites. The quality for all you can eat was excellent.
Recommendation: Keep your stomach empty for the fresh garlic naan bread

This is a hidden gem in Brea! When we first entered the restaurant we were greeted by a nice man who shortly began to take our order. The menu is very organized and eclectic, from chicken to lamb, also including various dipping sauces.
I had ordered a Lamb Kabob Plate that included a sauce of my choice, pita or naan, rice, and grilled veggies. The lamb was extremely tender and juicy, with so much flavor in every bite. I recommend anyone coming to this restaurant! I will definitely be back again!!! :)

This review is strictly for their lunch buffet.
My coworker and I were initially planning something healthy for lunch but for some odd reason, the conversation drifted towards garlic naan. We had seen reviews for Wrap N Roll before and the menu looked delicious, especially since garlic naan was on it.
It was just shy of noon when we arrived. It wasn’t quite packed with people yet. The restaurant is small but very clean and put together. Staff is also great and attentive.
I excitedly made my way to the counter, paid my $ 10 and went straight for the buffet. There are a large variety of offerings for those who are indecisive about ordering. This is also a good option for those who are new to indian food since their most popular dishes are offered as part of their buffet.
Potato samosas were available today, and although I generally love samoas, I didn’t fancy these all too much. I had the chicken biryani, spinach and cheese, lentils, tikka masala, and a whole bunch of other dishes. They were all wonderfully spiced —nice little kick which was tempered by the yogurt sauce. Yum yum yum.
Oh and let me tell you about their garlic naan. It’s the most bombdotcom combination of crispy, fluffy, buttery garlicky perfection. I would be happy with just garlic naan and some more of it after that.
Their desserts were a sweet way to end that beautifully flavored meal.
I will be back, next time with looser pants.

It is fairly difficult to categorize Wrap N’ Roll Kabob House. It isn’t quite a fast food place, but then again it isn’t a full sit down order from the waiter type of place either. Regardless, their combination works really well to provide high quality food in a very casual and comfortable setting.
It is a different style of Indian food than I have become accustomed to. It is very mild with spices and not a slap in your face with overbearing notes. I found that it is much like the Indian food that I had in London, tame but still lively. I would say that it is more of an amalgam of Indian, Pakistani, and Middle Eastern flavors.
They have a lunch and dinner buffet that a lot of people seem to come here for, but I can never seem to time it to make it for either.
The grilled meat platter was delicious as it is served sizzling hot to your table. Accompanied by fluffy basmati rice, it makes a noteworthy meal for 2. Chicken was moist and tender and beef was of a good quality. Naan was decent and great accompaniment. Definitely a great go-​to place for casual Indian fare.

Date night dinner here with BF. This place looks nothing like the website! The website makes it look dark and romantic and cozy. This place is bright and sterile and not at all what we were expecting.
Waitress told us to sit wherever we wanted. She was REALLY nice, in fact everybody who worked here was. She asked how we heard about them, I told her Unilocal.She went over the menu and recommended a few things to us.
We both ordered a Watermelon Spritzer to drink (watermelon juice and rose water), and we started with the Garlic & Cheese Naan for an appetizer. The drinks were great, just tasted like freshly juiced watermelon, can’t go wrong there! The naan was awesome! It was served with a sweet marinara, but it was great just on it’s own. Very garlicky, very cheesy, very buttery. Loved this bread!
For dinner BF went with a Beef Shawarma Wrap and I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, with medium spice. The food was out pretty quickly. His Shawarma was great! The meat was juicy and tender, much thicker cuts of meat than I have ever seen with Shawarma, had a little kick to it. It was served with fries, which I did not try but he said were good.
My Chicken Tikka Masala was served in two bowls, one with the chicken and sauce, one with the rice. I liked that. The rice was fluffy and had a nice flavor, the masala sauce was really, really good, but the chicken was a little off for me. I got a couple pieces with gristle and it honestly didn’t taste like very fresh chicken. I was pretty bummed about that. Luckily there was plenty of sauce and rice so I filled up on that, and it was quite tasty, so I was happy.
I will try this place again. Probably stick with beef, maybe try their samosas. Perhaps order a gallon of their masala sauce to go, it was seriously that good!