Garlic Naan

Shicken Foods

£3.99

SHICKEN’s Garlic Naan with corriander is one of the meal essentials. Baked on stone for that unmistakable tear and chew, it’s laced with roasted garlic, brushed with oil, and scattered with coriander just as it leaves the heat. Each flatbread carries the scent of the tandoor and the softness that invites a second piece, before the first has even gone. It’s not just for dipping (though it does that beautifully). It wraps. It folds. It holds its own. And when paired with SHICKEN’s bold curry and kebabs, something happens. A complete plate. A full moment.

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Garlic Naan

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