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Roti King
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4.4 out of 5 stars

Priyanjana Kumar
Priyanjana Kumar

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 week ago

Absolutely loved it. We waited for 35 minutes before we got a table. But, it was worth the wait! Amazing service, fast and efficient. Whether it be Singaporean or Malaysian, every dish has the authentic taste. Recommend going in smaller groups as it will be faster to get tables.

Aamna
Aamna

5 out of 5 stars

posted 1 month ago

There’s a queue and the place is teeny but the service is great. The noodles were really really tasty, the stir fried rice was a bit cold and not as spicy as we’d like, the curry and roti were good. Close to Euston which is great. Would recommend!!! Worth the wait in comparison to what’s in the area!

Kelvin Sim
Kelvin Sim

5 out of 5 stars

posted 2 months ago

Best south east Asian food in London. The laksa and fried noodles are superb and the teh c (milk tea) is even better than those in Singapore and Malaysia. I went to eat there 3 times during my 3 weeks in the UK.

William W
William W

4 out of 5 stars

posted 2 months ago

I’ve known about this restaurant for a long time. People are always queuing to get in, which is indicative to its popularity, but it’s also off putting for a lazy guy like me.
However, I was in the area last night and decided to join a relatively short queue (two groups of people in front of me).
I had a fish curry roti and fried chicken, my partner, a vegan nasi goreng. Overall, the experience and food didn’t live up to my expectation. Pleasant as they are, I didn’t think the food stand out from other south Asian places I have been to in central London. However the price is cheaper than its competitors.

Rafael Carrascosa Marzo
Rafael Carrascosa Marzo

5 out of 5 stars

posted 2 weeks ago

I love this place so much, the only thing stopping me from coming here more often is the long queues that always form at it's entrance!
A Malaysian street food restaurant focused on rotis and some curries, the flavours are incredible and warming. I strongly recommend the mutton roti canai (curried mutton with the signature roti bread) or the murtabak (stuffed roti bread) that is accompanied by Dhal Kari (lentil stew). Mouthwatering as they are, they are not too spicy, and are well washed down with their drink offering, teh tarik ("pulled" black milk tea) being my personal favourite.
If you are in the area and want to try some heavenly roti, endure the queue and enjoy it, 100% recommended.