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Roti Canai Jalan Argyll

Restaurant Roti Canai Jalan Argyll has a long history of selling qualities roti canai, or known as fried pancakes to Penangites. It is hearsay that they have been selling roti canai before Malaysia Independence date, and shifted to current setting after being forced to move out. Dining here is a challenge as the restaurant is always crowded, thus we were lucky to secure a table soon upon our arrival. 

Unlike other typical Mamak stall which offers various dishes and noodles, they only sell roti canai with various curries.

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang
This is what we have for the day, a piece of  roti bawang (onion), a piece of normal roti canai, a plate of mutton curry (RM12) and chicken curry (RM5) each, coming to a total bill of RM 22. It was a rather expensive breakfast but the curries might spell out the differences comparing to other curries we had, which justified its higher price.

The curries was spiced well and amazingly not heavily spiced. On a personal affection, we felt it could be thicker to give a bolder taste.

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

On top of that, the curries come with big chunk of meat. Get ready for a high protein and high fat diet in the early morning.

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

The roti canai is great. It is served hot upon cooked, resulted a crispy skin and fluffy inside. A piece of the roti in fact has loaded enough calories for the morning as the portion is reasonably big. Besides, onions in the roti bawang tasted good, juicy and fresh, with no indication it has been oxidized.

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll Penang

Roti Canai Jalan Argyll
Jalan Argyll, 10050, Georgetown, Penang
Operation hours: 5:30am - 12:15pm

Location map refers here

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