Kausar Bakery — Restaurant in Bengaluru

We’ve been regulars at Kausar Bakery for years, and it’s become our go-to place for delicious treats, especially their naan. Whenever we head to our hometown, we always carry some for our relatives, who absolutely love them!

Recently, we picked up a combination of 21 Khoye ka Naan and Coconut Naan, and they were a hit as always. My personal favorite is the Khoye ka Naan, which deserves a perfect 10/10 for its flavor and texture.

Though they offer other items like Shermal and Seviyan, we primarily visit for their naan. If you’re ever in Shivaji Nagar, this is a must-visit spot for authentic and mouthwatering baked goods. Highly recommended!

Note: It opens at 7 am always better to visit early coz as time passes it becomes crowdy so high chances they can mix up the order, once happened same instead of khoye ka we got coconut..

So visit...

A delightful fusion of savory and spicy, kheema naan is a must-try for meat lovers.

Kova Naan

For those with a sweet tooth, kova naan is an absolute treat. This unique naan is filled with a creamy and indulgent khoya filling, which is a dense, sweet milk-based product. The contrast between the soft, flaky naan and the rich, gooey filling is simply irresistible. Kova naan is best enjoyed warm, with its sweetness and creaminess making it a delightful dessert or a satisfying snack.

A Must-Try Duo

Both kheema naan and kova naan are iconic dishes that showcase the culinary diversity of Bangalore. Whether you're a meat lover or a sweet tooth, these naans are...

Disappointed with the Consistency – Great Taste, But Room for Improvement The naan here is absolutely delicious, probably the best in Bangalore. However, I’m giving 1 star because I want the bakery to take my feedback seriously. Every time I’ve ordered "Chobe Ki Naan," I’ve received "Dry Fruit Naan" instead. I’ve brought this up verbally before, and was advised to specifically ask for "Coconut Naan" if I wanted only coconut and not dryfruit. Despite following this advice, I still ended up with dry fruit naan. It’s frustrating, and I really hope they can address this...