Address: Battersea Power Station, 16 Arches Ln, Nine Elms, London SW11 8AB, United Kingdom
Rating: 4.3
based on 247 reviews.
Authenticity of Cuisine
Pros:
"The menu at Roti King is about as authentic as you'll get and its well worth trying more than a few of the items."
"Absolutely some of the best Malaysian food in London."
"The food we had was superb. It was very much like that of Singapore and Malaysia."
"The roti canai was as good as I remember having in Malaysia."
"The food is delicious and two main and a starters is more than enough for 2 people."
Cons:
"The Nasi Lemak was really bad. In particular, the fried chicken was dry and bland, definitely lack of spices fragrance."
"As a Malaysian, the food is alright. Doesn’t really have the kick if you know what I mean."
"The Nasi Goreng was nice and spicy but lacked other flavours and pretty dry as well."
Service Experience
Pros:
"The service was great! Very friendly staff and short waiting time."
"The manager (Spanish speaking man with grey fox hair!) was super helpful and accommodating."
"Very friendly staff and short waiting time."
Cons:
"One of my friends came to the restaurant after the kitchen closed. However, we were very pleased when our server Ashley kindly gave him her staff food as a kind gesture."
"We had to wait 30 minutes. Once in, orders were promptly taken and food arrived in quick time."
"The food came very quickly which made me suspect that it was pre-cooked and reheated."
Food Quality
Pros:
"The roti was hot and fresh with the mutton curry with soft lamb and so much spice and flavour."
"The food is a burst of flavors and truly delicious."
"The roti canai is a must-order, and it's made with perfectly flaky layers of dough that are cooked to perfection."
"The beef is cooked in a rich and flavourful curry sauce."
"The lamb is particularly delicious and melts in your mouth."
Cons:
"Unfortunately, the food was way too salty... We could barely finish the laksa and fried flat rice noodles."
"The Nasi Lemak portions of sambal and anchovies was tiny. Barely enough for the rice."
"The beef rendang was too dry as the cut was too lean so not enough fat to render into the stew."
Ambiance and Location
Pros:
"Roti King in Battersea is located in a brick railway arch next to the Battersea Power Station."
"The ambience at Roti King is a bit no-frills, but it's not unpleasant."
"Amazing Malaysian cuisine at Battersea Power Station, by the river."
Cons:
"Avoid lunch times unless you get there early as you can easily wait over an hour and a half."
"Quite expensive and long queue. So crowded outside and inside feels a bit cramped."
"Very small restaurant delicious roti and Malay street food. Very tight sitting."