Best Roti Canai in Port Dickson

This food stall in Pasir Panjang village is a nameless one but just Waze to the Pasir Panjang post office. The eatery opens Mondays through Sundays except Fridays during mornings to noon. Customers who frequent are usually all locals only as the place is somewhat very missable to passerbys. Either way, now that you've found out about this place, be sure to check it out if you're in the area!

If it isn't clear enough, Restoran Kari Kambing's signature dish is the kari kambing amongst sup kambing. Pair the signature dishes with rice or roti canai to fully enjoy the spiciness and authenticity of the curry. As for the roti, Restoran Kari Kambing's version is thick and fluffy just the way we like it ;)

Frequent goers often order some roti canai accompanied by teh tarik for a typical Malaysian breakfast. Affordable, cheap and delicious, we jumped on the bandwagon as soon as we knew roti canai here was a hit. The flatbread is slightly charred on the outside while being soft and springy throughout without being too oily.

According to Google and locals, Spices Curry House tops it all off. Port Dickson is a rather small town compared to cities so there aren't many Indian restaurants available - which is perhaps why Spices Curry House dominates in the scene. On top of that and more importantly, food here is delicious. The roti canai is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. In terms of thickness, the dish is on the thinner side of the spectrum.

Another stunner in the Indian food scene within Port Dickson, K.R. Mani Curry House is the place to be for delightful Malaysian-Indian food. Besides the signature banana leaf rice, roti canai is commendable too amongst other dishes such as tosai and apam balik. All in all, K.R. Mani Curry House is a great place to dine in!

For a lovely Malaysian breakfast, GBU Eating Point is the place to be. If you're a fickle-minded person then you'll find yourself spoilt for choice here as the place houses a variety of Malaysian food. We suggest you to indulge away because seriously, everything is pretty good here. On top of that, prices are affordable too.

Tired of conventional curries and dips with your roti canai? Or perhaps tired of Mak Mah's nasi ayam? Then grab the roti canai here! We recommend pairing the bread with some remarkable rendang kambing. The dish is rather simple but cuts through our palates nonetheless which is precisely the reason why the warung earned its well deserved spot in this list.

We weren't kidding when we say that Port Dickson is pretty humble sized and thus, roti canai is limited to a handfew of restaurants here. Lucky for us, Restoran Mahsur is present to save our breakfasts, lunches and suppers. Oh, dinners too. Even as a snack, the roti canai here is fresh, texture-pleasant and value for money.