You may have seen many roti (prata) street carts around in Bangkok but did you know that there’s a roti street shop which is extremely popular that it has about 100 seats to cater to the crowds? And it’s a Halal- certified shop!
It is located at Phetchaburi Soi 7, also known as the Halal Street Lane.
They are located just along the main road of Phetchaburi.
There are at least 100 seats available here to cater to the huge crowds.
The popular item here is Roti (prata).
And also drinks. Over here, it’s not your typical Thai Milk Tea (Cha Yen) but it’s actually Pulled Tea (Teh Tarik). Singaporeans and Malaysians should be very familiar with this drink!
This is Milo Roti which is just 10 baht for a small portion.
I just had to try their Teh Tarik! It is really not bad. I think the reason why it attracts so many patrons is because the tea here is different and unique to Thais.
Over here, you can pour your own sugar or condensed milk, according to your preference.
The staff here can speak Malay too!
Photos taken with Fujifilm X-T10.
Ibangatanjong Pattani Roti
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Ibangatanjong Pattani Roti
You may have seen many roti (prata) street carts around in Bangkok but did you know that there's a roti street shop which is extremely popular that it has about 100 seats to cater ...
