Reviews

Roti King
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4.5 out of 5 stars

Michael Cheng
Michael Cheng

5 out of 5 stars

posted 2 months ago

super decent Malaysian joint doesn't take reservations to sat there for 20 minutes for table for two around 2:00 p.m. on a Saturday and menu was simple. elegant, had the beef wrendang roti canai and absolute Banger like the curry sauce man. it's like like it had all the aromas and deep flavour and the roti was hot like piping hot and the beef ruin dang was a good addition to it, the curry laksa was a little. was kind of spicy for. I don't know what reason but it's still not pretty decent I would say and the morning glory dish was a good addition to all of the stuff. had hot. good amount given as well and the two drink we had where the teh tarik pulled tea hot super comforting and the lemonade Malaysian which was also really deep and delicious. would recommend would definitely come back. it's pretty genuine authentic experience

IL Melbourne Foodies
IL Melbourne Foodies

5 out of 5 stars

posted 2 months ago

Roti King – London (Euston)

Singapore‑Malaysian – worth the queue

Char kway teow – not too salty, proper wok hei, perfect spice level, moist, great bean sprout crunch. Really enjoyed !

Spiced fried chicken – crispy coating, bouncy tender meat, pairs beautifully with fish sauce‑chilli shrimp paste dip.

Nasi goreng – not too spicy, balanced, not heavy.

Stir‑fried water spinach – slightly over‑cooked, too salty (soy sauce heavy); needs rice.

Laksa – very spicy, broth could be deeper but still good; noodles could be thicker to hold the soup.

Hot thin roti with condensed milk (dessert) – great texture, harmonious flavours.

Cold Milk tea – fine, solid

Normally need to queue for at least 10 minutes during peak hours .
Worth your money !

Hannah Sierp
Hannah Sierp

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 month ago

Have wanted to visit Roti King for a while so great to finally manage it this evening. There was a bit of a line (25 or 30 minutes, maybe) as the dining room is snug. Service was very friendly throughout. Everything we ate was tasty. Good value. Glad I got to finally try it!

Jovan Zuniga
Jovan Zuniga

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 month ago

This place is definitely not overhyped! The laksa was sooooooo good! The teh tarik was good but not as crazy sweet like in Malaysia. Definitely try the roti kaya with coconut Ice cream. It’s super coco nutty!!! Loved it so fresh. Spend £26 or so pounds so around $35 US but it was soooooooo worth it my best meal here!

Free water too

Hedwig Wendell-Crumb
Hedwig Wendell-Crumb

5 out of 5 stars

posted 6 months ago

Excellent as always.

Be prepared to queue, don't worry, it is worth the wait.

Food is delicious and prepared with love. Takeaway option is available.

I had beef rendang with two roti. Meat was tender and sauce was delicious.

Venue is cramped so don't bring excess items. No space to put coat and bags as the seats are stools. You may have to share table with strangers if there is only one or two of you, as some tables are for four.
I didn't feel rushed, but the fact that there is a queue outside makes you feel a bit like you have to hurry to finish and leave.

I highly recommend this restaurant.