Roti King Euston

Welcome to Roti King Euston, a culinary gem nestled at 40 Doric Way in Euston, London. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and incredible Malaysian comfort food, Roti King Euston has quickly become a beloved destination for those craving authentic flavors. With its bustling vibe reminiscent of Southeast Asian eateries, it's no wonder that diners often find themselves in a queue, eager to indulge in its offerings.

At Roti King Euston, the highlight of the menu is undoubtedly the Roti Canai. This flaky, buttery flatbread serves as the perfect accompaniment to a variety of curries. From the richly spiced Roti Mutton served with mutton kari to the vegetarian-friendly Roti Dhal, there is something for everyone. The Roti Beef Rendang is another must-try; the tender beef combined with the aromatic spices creates a truly unforgettable dish. With prices ranging from £10.25 to £12.50, these dishes not only deliver on taste but also offer great value.

Moving beyond roti, the Murtabak section introduces a winner with the Spinach & Cheese Murtabak, filled with nutritious baby spinach and rich cheddar cheese. For those with a taste for meat, the lamb or chicken versions deliver hearty satisfaction, served alongside a comforting dhal kari.

  • Rice Lovers: The Pulled Shitake Rendang is a flavorful plant-based alternative, while the Nasi Goreng Veg provides a delightful vegetarian stir-fried rice option.
  • Noodle Aficionados: Delight in the Char Kuey Teow, a savory stir-fried noodle dish bursting with flavor and available in vegetarian or vegan variants.

Sides like Ayam Goreng Berempah, crispy fried chicken paired with sambal dipping sauce, truly complement the meal, while the Desserts offer a sweet finish. Treat yourself to the indulgent Roti Planta, a sweet roti drizzled with warm condensed milk, perfect for sharing or for indulging alone.

What really sets Roti King Euston apart is its welcoming ambiance and fast service, making it an ideal spot for both casual dining and group outings. Patrons rave about the friendly staff and the fact that guests can bring their own drinks to enjoy alongside their meals. With glowing reviews from visitors like 'Ira Noviani', who appreciating the unassuming charm and bustle of the place, and 'Scott van der Zanden', who found it to be a hidden treasure, it’s clear that Roti King Euston has captured the hearts of many.

In a world of culinary chaos, Roti King Euston stands as a beacon for those seeking delicious, hearty Malaysian cuisine. Don't just take our word for it; experience the best roti in London yourself and join the vibrant community that has made this cafe a staple for comfort food lovers!

Roti King Euston Menu

Location

Address: 40 Doric Way, EUSTON LONDON, EMEA NW1 1
Phone: (207) 387-2518

🕓 Work Hours
MON 17:00 - 22:00
TUE 17:00 - 22:00
WED 12:00 - 22:00
THU 12:00 - 22:00
FRI 12:00 - 22:00
SAT 12:00 - 22:00
SUN 12:00 - 22:00

Last Reviews

  • Author: Ira Noviani

    21 February 2025

    Roti King can do no wrong! Fight me! Just kidding lolIn all seriousness, anyone craving Malaysian comfort food including the teh tarik (pulled tea) should just visit the unassuming place. But please not too often since it’s already so crowded that it’s hard to get a seat. Or maybe Roti King, please expand the place!

  • Author: Scott van der Zanden

    21 February 2025

    In London for one night, I asked ChatGPT what I should do, based on what it knows about me it suggested that I go here, and it was spot on, I would have never of found this place off my own back.I absolutely loved my food, loved the vibe, it is fast, and it gets busy fast, the food is great, it reminded me of being in a bustling little food place in SE Asia. The Roti is some of the best I have had, and the sauce to dip in was full of spice and flavour, a perfect combo. With some fried chicken and hot sauce, which was fresh and poppin, and an ice tek tarik tea was a great combo.

  • Author: Charlene Percival

    21 February 2025

    First time visiting Roti King. We went to the euston branch. The food was amazing, filling, and tasty. You can bring your own booze with a charge. But it works out the same as getting drinks if with a group. The venue is small, and there are no bookings. But the staff are friendly and efficient so turnaround is quick.Dietary restrictions: A friend has a nut allergy and was able to scan a code on the menu to check the dishes. So, no cincidents can occur.

  • Author: William W

    21 February 2025

    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.

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