Roti King - Carta

The food at this restaurant is fantastic and very reasonably priced. I have made it a regular dining spot for myself. The chicken lamb curry is especially delicious and is a must-have, especially when paired with a side of kangkung belachan, a tasty vegetable dish. YUM!

small cozy shop that serves good Malaysian cuisine! the curry laksa, roti canai with chicken curry, mee goreng and kantone hor fun. the redi canai was an absolute excerpt! the roti is as close as what u in malaysia and the chicken cure that accompanied it was fragrant with the right amount of seasoned.

Aptly names. You can see the skill of the chefs on the roti station make the roti translucent and folded in which creates that puff pasty effect of a great roti. Always have the Roti Canai chicken, lamb and lentil. Also, the cheese filled roti for starter is lovely. The place is tiny and always has a queue. They really need to expand. Ver carta

Good food, good service, and a really cosy place! Tried the Roti Canai special with curry chicken which was pretty good (heavy as well though). Tried cold Milo (chocolate drink) which was a hot drink served with ice (first time for everything). The food was Malaysian but I felt it was a mix of Indo-Malaysian. Overall, a good experience

The best flaky fresh roti. This is the thing I would recommend from this restaurant. There’s many things you can order to accompany your roti, like daal or lamb curry etc. But the roti is the star of this place! They even have dessert rotis. The restaurant itself is a really small canteen style eatery. Probably can only fit 30 people so be prepared to queue.

We had an amazing Malaysian meal at this cellar restaurant near our hotel in London. After being in Europe for a while, we were thrilled to find authentic Malaysian dishes. The nasi lemak, roti curry huh, kang kong belacan, and char kway teow were all excellent. The prices were very reasonable, but be prepared for a wait if you come later in the evening. We arrived at 7pm and had to wait about 40 minutes for a table. Ver carta

I am referring here to enduring hot exhaust, smells, cramped waiting areas and rather confined seating. I’m not a large man but even so, I need a little bit of space. This is something that I find an issue on the morning commute. I do not understand why in London, where people do not pack to the same extent as Tokyo (they don’t hire professional packers to push people in London), people can be so unaware of how irritating they can be. Or perhaps they just don’t care about how much they annoy others.

This is one of the best places for value for money. I have visited this places couple of times and tried different items including the fomous Roti Canai. The food is freshly prepared and very good in taste. Specially, the curries are full of flavours which is typically influenced by south Indian style of cooking. The only problem is that one needs to stand in a queue to find a place to seat in busy hours. It may not be good option for those who do not want to share tables. However, I like it and provides me the opportunity to chat with people from different parts of the woulds.

it was the first time I tried Malaysian meal. in any case one of the best meals I have eaten. in the inner is quite small and suffy, but the meals are very tasty, it is definitiw to go. almost always there is a huge waiting queue, they should be ready to wait at least 30 min. roti canai: it is served with handmade brot. sauce is very tasty, probably it is seasoned with a lot of different Malaysian flavors. I missed his taste much:. nasi lemak: huh was extremely spicy, but tasty. we don't like crispy fish. reis was delicious and different from normal rice, because it is including cocos milk, we liked this. boiled egg and gurke is good with spicy chicken. Ver carta