Best Roti Prata Stall in Town

You can see this stall when you are driving along Jalan Kluang, its located before the junction to Parit Besar. Not exactly beside the road, but a bit in the inner road.

The number of cars you can see parked in front of the stall

The first thing you see this stall is the crowd in it. It usually draws a larger crowd during the weekends especially Sunday Mornings. The food and drinks here are very tasty. The drinks also do not have much sugar, nice and thick.

The Sunday Morning crowds. If you come later in the day, you have to queue for your seats.

There will be one guy in charge of the drinks department. Another lady in charge of the ‘kueh’ department as well as the friend noodles and nasi lemak section. 3 person will be in charge of flipping the roti canais and 3 more to knead the dough. Very efficient, I must say. The orders usually come in thick but the speed they serve the food is also very fast.

The kitchen aka ordering section.

Seating arrangements is very basic. There are also longer wooden tables for big family sizes.

Simple chairs and plastic covered tables

The roti canai kosong I had for breakfast. Very crispy and well done. The dalchar (gravy) is rich in potatoes and very thick. Even the optional sambal is not too sweet nor too spicy.

Crispy, brown and fresly cooked roti canai. It breaks easily.

My girlfriend had the roti canai telur, here you have the option of ordering it with onions or without. Pardon the gravy on the roti, it was not until she had scooped some on her food till she remembered I had to take a photo of it. =p

Freshly cooked roti canai telur or roti telur.