Roti King - Menu

A good Malaysian restaurant, I ate a nasi lemak and a laksa, it was good.

Best malaysian food in london, good price and delicious food, the roti is splendid!

Amazing and authentic Malay/Singaporean cuisine. The wait time to get a table is long but worth the wait! The mee goreng is out of this world!

Came here to eat for my friend’s birthday in May. Had never been here before but the food was OMG delicious! We’re going to be back this Saturday and I’m so excited

I've had nothing but depressing British food since I landed and this cured my depression. There was a line (translation: queue) before they opened at noon and it's easy to see why. There is ALWAYS a line out front so expect to wait at least a half hour to an hour.

The food is great and the service but be aware the waiting time queuing outside is quite long. It's a very small restaurant hence the queue and the noise may be good for others but very hard to have a conversation while having dinner. Takeaway may be the best option for people living closer as if I get one it'll be cold by the time I get home

Came here 5 yrs ago when I was non vegan, and revisited yesterday having heard that they added vegan options. Both times, I queued for half an hour regardless the timing of the day. Shiitake Rendang was very delicious, so was Char Kuey Teow. Both had their own distinctive flavours. Sadly, Roti, that I loved as non vegan last time cannot be made as vegan. The place is too small for the popularity, I guess that’s why they opened 2 more locations in Southbank? Having to queue for over half an hour would be the only reason that would turn away a lot of customers.

First time here, didn't realise we had to queue as I'm guessing they don't take bookings. At 6:30 on a Monday, it took 30 mins to get in. Place is no frills, street food cafe and very claustrophobic so be prepared for noisy and cramped. Food and waiting staff were great and very helpful with food allergens. Hard to chat as its very very noisy inside. Lovely wholesome food but you need to eat and go basically. 8:30 pm when we left the queue was still just as long. Stairs to the basement and definitely not suitable for wheelchair or prams. I'd go back for good food and recommend if you can be bothered to queue. They also do takeaways.

We came around 1pm on a Friday and we were the only people in line. We got seated after 3 minutes of waiting in line. We ordered the dhal roti canai (8,95), nasi lemak (10,95), char kuey teow (11,50), hari laksa (11,50), kangkung balacan (9,95) and teh Tarik (3,95). The roti canai was not flaky at all. Sauce was not addictive. Would not recommend. The nasi lemak was not bad. The fried chicken was a bit drive. Loved the peanuts and dried fish. The kangkung balacan or morning glory was way too salty. It was also a bit too chewy. The char kuey teow was delicious. It had wokhei. Not overly salty. I would recommend this dish. The hari laksa was okay. Not enough coconut flavour or seafood flavour....