Best Roti Bakar in Port Dickson

Previously known as P.D. Eating Point, this coffee shop serves good breakfast meal such as roti canai and chee cheong fun at an affordable price. But best of all is their Western breakfast varieties such as the homemade buttery roti bakar served with sausages, sunny-side up and baked beans. Now, that’s a hearty breakfast to kickstart your day!

Over the years, the popular OldTown White Coffee cafe chain can be seen mushrooming all over Malaysia. Not surprisingly, you can also find one at Lukut. While the cafe is better known for their signature white coffee, the rest of their food items such as the delectable kaya and butter comes highly recommended. The bread is toasted to crusty perfection and the thick yet creamy filling simply melts in your mouth upon every bite.

Looking for something light to snack on during breakfast or any time of the day? Well, they got a nice choice of roti bakar here. First up, there’s the roti bakar filled with classic butter and kaya spread using wholemeal bread. But if you’re up for a more savoury type of roti bakar, opt for the butter and garlic set.

Operated by a Chinese Muslim, Pak Lang Kopitiam offers a diverse range of local dishes that will make you spoilt for choices. But let’s talk about the breakfast menu here. You can expect classic Malaysian breakfast meal such as nasi lemak and of course, roti bakar! The bread is nicely toasted that gives you satisfying bites of crispiness. Completing this scrumptious roti bakar is a delectable mix of kaya and butter spread.

From pau to curry puff, there’s something for everyone if you’re looking to savour a breakfast meal at Sukand’s Food Station. Not to forget also is their flavourful roti bakar varieties. They have three types of roti bakar you can choose here: biasa (normal), butter and peanut butter. Best paired with a glass of hot teh tarik.

This famous Hainanese kopitiam chain, which also can be found in KL and Selangor area, is known for many signature dishes. One of them, of course, is their roti bakar served with a generous slab of Omega-3 enriched kaya and butter spread. The bread itself has a nice crusty taste, while the dual filling is rich and creamy enough to satisfy your craving.

Formerly known as Restoran Dan Bar Fung Hai, this old coffee shop has been relocated from Jalan Bahru to the current address at Jalan Pantai. Now renamed as PD Fung Hai Kopitiam, many locals are familiar with their famous Hainanese Chicken Chop. But that’s not the only food item they’re good at. Look out for their butter toast as well, which served in a true Hainanese style.