Anonymous wrote:Parathas are what I consider home cooking, so you don’t see them on restaurant menus as much.
Patel brothers in Gaithersburg has a kitchen in house where they make rotis of many kinds - maybe they’ll do aloo parathas too, call ahead and ask.

Patel brothers has an in house kitchen? What do they offer - just rotis? Meals? I've been in search of a place where I can pick up a stack of freshly made rotis or other entrees to use for the week (as opposed to the various naans sold in freezer sections of stores) though IDK if that's what this is.

Parathas are what I consider home cooking, so you don’t see them on restaurant menus as much.
Patel brothers in Gaithersburg has a kitchen in house where they make rotis of many kinds - maybe they’ll do aloo parathas too, call ahead and ask.

We love Haandi in west falls church. Check out their menu.

Go to a Halal Grocery store or a South Asian grocery store and ask the owner. They usually have the names of home chefs that sell from their home.

In Arlington but would drive to Falls Church, Tysons etc. - anyone know of a place that makes aloo paratha from scratch (and otherwise just a good Indian restaurant)? Looking online seems like a lot of the restaurants at least in the Rosslyn to Ballston corridor have all types of rotis and naans but not parathas or not ones stuffed with potatoes. Obviously looking for a restaurant that makes them in house rather than microwaves the frozen ones you can get at big Indian grocery stores. Ideas?