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Tandoori Roti Calories Calculator

Last reviewed: June 15, 2026

Calculate tandoori roti calories and macros.

Tandoori Roti nutrition tips

Calories can change based on recipe, oil, ghee, sugar, sauce and serving size. Use this page as a practical estimate and adjust based on your actual portion.

Best for fitness goals

For weight loss, control portions and pair meals with lean protein or vegetables. For muscle gain, combine carbs with enough protein and use the meal planner for full-day targets.

Tandoori Roti Calories Guide

Tandoori roti is baked in a traditional clay oven (tandoor) without oil, giving it a distinctive charred exterior. It is made from whole wheat flour and is one of the lower-calorie flatbread options in Pakistani cuisine. A medium tandoori roti uses approximately 30–45g of atta and contains roughly 90–140 calories depending on size.

Tandoori Roti Portion Size Table

Size / TypeApprox. WeightEst. CaloriesCarbs
Small tandoori roti~30g~85–100 kcal~18–21g
Medium tandoori roti~40g~110–130 kcal~22–26g
Large restaurant roti~55–65g~150–190 kcal~30–38g
With 1 tsp butter on top+5g butter+35–45 kcal0g added

Tandoori Roti vs. Other Rotis and Breads

Roti Type (medium ~40g)Est. CaloriesOil Used
Tandoori Roti~110–130 kcalNone in cooking
Plain Chapati (tawa)~100–125 kcalMinimal / none
Naan~250–320 kcalYes (yeast, oil/butter)
Paratha~200–280 kcalYes (1–2 tsp oil)

Is Tandoori Roti Good for Weight Loss?

Tandoori roti is one of the best roti choices for weight loss β€” baked without added oil and made from whole wheat. Two medium tandoori rotis with daal or chicken curry typically total 400–550 kcal, fitting well within most weight-loss calorie targets. Avoid adding butter or ghee to keep calories low.

Best Portion for Fitness Goals

GoalRotis per MealBest PairingEst. Meal Calories
Weight loss1–2 mediumDaal, chicken curry (small)~350–450 kcal
Maintenance2–3 mediumSabzi, daal, chicken~450–600 kcal
Lean bulk3–4 mediumHigh-protein curry, lentils~600–800 kcal

Healthier Tips

Burn This Food

Approximate activity to burn 2 medium tandoori rotis (~240 kcal, no butter):

ActivityApprox. Duration
Brisk walking~45–55 minutes
Jogging~22–28 minutes
Cycling (moderate)~28–35 minutes

Related Pages

How Many Calories in 1 Roti? Roti Calories Calculator Naan Calories Paratha Calories Daal Chawal Calories Meal Planner Pakistani Weight Loss Meal PlanTandoori Roti vs Naan: Calories, Nutrition & Which Is Better?

FAQs

How many calories in 1 tandoori roti?

A medium tandoori roti (~40g dough) contains around 110–130 calories before butter. Larger restaurant tandoori rotis can be 150–190 calories each.

Is tandoori roti healthier than naan?

Yes, significantly. Naan is made with refined flour, yeast, and butter β€” running 250–320 calories. Tandoori roti uses whole wheat and no added fat during baking, running 110–130 calories for a similar-sized piece.

Does butter on tandoori roti significantly increase calories?

Yes. One teaspoon (~5g) of butter adds 35–45 kcal. Restaurant rotis often get a half to full tablespoon applied, adding 50–100 extra calories per roti. Asking for roti without butter is a simple calorie saving.

Is tandoori roti better than chapati?

Both are similar in calories when made from whole wheat flour without added fat. Tandoori roti tends to be slightly larger per piece. The nutritional profile is close to a plain chapati.

How many tandoori rotis per day for weight loss?

For most adults, 3–4 medium tandoori rotis spread across meals fits comfortably into a weight-loss calorie budget. Use the TDEE calculator to find your specific daily calorie target first.

πŸ“Š Nutrition values are estimates. Actual calories depend on dough weight, flour type and any added toppings. See Data Sources and Methodology.