Roti King in Camden

Great place to go for no frills Malaysian food. All freshly cooked and fresh tasting at reasonable prices. Service was very quick. Worth popping in if you are hungry and happen to be in the area but be warned - get here early - this place fills up fast! Don't expect anything fancy but do expect great food that is cooked in a small kitchen area right in front of you.

The most authentic Singaporean/ Malaysian cuisine in London, the long queue outside of the restaurant already showed how popular it is! You will never go wrong with the fresh handmade roti, hope they could open more shops in somewhere central London 😊

Lovely atmosphere, delicious food, and kind service. This is a great restaurant. It's cozy and welcoming. We walked in with my partner and were seated immediately in front of the main window (great for people watching :p). 4 stars because the vegan menu could use some expansion, but the effort and options are there. Thank you!

Roti King is a small diner located near Euston Station, the menu is well priced and affordable compared to many places around the area. Food tastes fresh and quite hygienic - obvious by the way we are able to see them cooking. Waiters are friendly and calm despite how busy it is! Be sure to arrive early as soon as its opened or you would have to wait in queue. Delicious Malaysian Food!

Reasonable and affordable price in such central area. Authentic Malaysia cuisine. Recommend for everything. Shortly visiting twice

It's recommended by my friend and I indeed like it! The food there is true to original and not too salty. The only downside is that we still waited for a really long time even we were the very first ones in the queue. So maybe it's better to go there earlier.

First time here and probably the last time. Food was ok but not the best. Service was ok although our food came out in 3 different stages. The nasi goreng was nice. The mee was ok and the laksa was tasty but got sickly towards the end as it’s such a big portion. We also had the the tarik and the kopi putih which was nice. We also had the chicken roti and daal roti too. But I didn’t think it was wow. The place has a nice ambiance to it but it just wasn’t for me.

Lived in Brunei before when I first experienced malay food. Roti King definitely provides similar taste and experience, restaurant is small and queue can be long but definitely worth the wait; comming back again.

My very first time trying out Malaysian food and it was a great first time experience! It’s nothing fancy though, the queueing system was quite long and annoying but still a hidden gem, and it’s Halal! Overall, I found my food very delicious, especially the freshly made rotis, and it’s affordable. The location is also great, as it’s just a few mins walk from Euston station.

Amazing food every single time! As others have said, make sure you get yourself into the virtual queue as soon as you can because it can take a while to get your seat. Ironically i blindly joined the queue which obscured the sign that says to get in the virtual queue until I got part way down the stairs, doh!Without a doubt, the food is always worth the wait & the owner went above & beyond to make everyone feel welcome, regardless of the constant stream of customers. I just wish I lived closer to enjoy the food more often!