Roti Canai isn't just one dish — it's a whole universe of flavours.

From sweet to cheesy to extra crispy, here are some popular ways Malaysians enjoy their roti!

About Roti Telur

Classic roti with a twist — an egg is cracked into the dough as it cooks, adding richness and softness inside.

About Roti Pisang

A sweet favourite! Sliced bananas are wrapped inside the roti, then grilled until caramelized.

About Roti Tissue

The thinnest and tallest of them all! Roti Tissue is stretched super thin, grilled until crisp, and shaped like a tall cone.

About Roti Planta

A buttery, fragrant version of roti made with margarine (Planta). Slightly sweet and super rich in flavour.

About Roti Cheese

Melted cheese inside your roti? Yes, please! This modern twist is especially popular with younger locals — it's warm, stretchy, and perfect with egg or banana.

“How Malaysians Really Eat Roti”

Planta Margarine

Many stalls brush margarine on roti for buttery flavor. It enhances the crispiness and aroma!

Dhal ( Lentil Curry )

Mild, creamy and full of spices — the most common dipping sauce. Perfect if you can't handle spicy food.

Sambal/ Chili Sauce

Many stalls brush margarine on roti for buttery flavor. It enhances the crispiness and aroma!

Condensed Milk

Want a sweet version? Dip your roti in condensed milk. Soft, warm roti + sweet milk = dessert heaven.

White Sugar

Simple but classic. Sprinkle sugar on plain Roti for a sweet & crunchy bite.

Teh Tarik

Not a dip, but a must-have drink. Sweet, frothy milk tea that completes your Roti experience!