Name: Roti Culture
Address: Block H, Units 8 & 9, Ground Floor, Bangunan Pengkalan, Gadong, Jalan Tungku Link/Batu Bersurat, Bandar Seri Begawan BE3719, Brunei, BN
Telephone: +673 242 1000

Roti Culture is a restaurant, located at Block H, Units 8 & 9, Ground Floor, Bangunan Pengkalan, Gadong, Jalan Tungku Link/Batu Bersurat, Bandar Seri Begawan BE3719, Brunei. They can be contacted via phone at +673 242 1000 for more detailed information.

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Block H, Units 8 & 9, Ground Floor, Bangunan Pengkalan, Gadong, Jalan Tungku Link/Batu Bersurat, Bandar Seri Begawan BE3719

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Added by Jopie, at 07 December 2017

Monday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

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Adyl Ellmi

25 May 2018

food is quite good. not the best but i it'll do. variety of malay dishes to choose from. drinks is as per usual. some meals are spicy eventhough it states them as normal. those that states is spicy is really really spicy. alot of different seating arrange to choose from. service is slow though.service crew seems to be very inattentive to serve. interesting concept that they take orders and paying is through tablet. eventhough its digital and all, they stills serve quite slow.
Nisa Johan

12 April 2018

ordered:
Plain Dosai - tastes good, would love it rolled rather than flat in shape
Chicken curry - yummy, not oily, on a sweeter side, slightly spicy
Corn beef - Yumm! Whats not to like
Baby Roti - Crispy, love the texture and taste, baby loves it too.
Bak Chor Mee - first time trying, pleasantly surprised, love the chicken topping flavoursome 👍🏻👍🏻 could do with a bit less sauce coating the noodle - gets a bit salty when mixed all together (esp if you are watching your salt intake)

Otherwise very happy, definitey would come back! Hubby approves!! ( and he is choosy)
Robin Soon

21 March 2018

Great service with good selection of local food.
Shah R

04 March 2018

The roti is nice and crispy; if your preference is the uber crispy crust type of roti in-lieu of the more traditional crispy fluffy stuff.

The ambience is good. The curry that comes with your roti tastes good. The waiter we had was very helpful. But this is where my review takes a 180!

Drinks were *eekh* Who screws up iced lemon tea and bandung? I almost hurled reading "Cendol Temburong" in the menu but thought to myself, "how bad could it be?". *After the agony* Please remove the "Temburong" name. It's as if you did it just to put the gimmicky "we don't want you to wait once a year to drink it" line. I'd rather wait to have the real stuff once a year cos I know it'll be amazing.

Burnt otak-otak anyone?

The roti with Bake Culture's signature egg yolk filling was a waste of time creating. Cos any small amount of curry it was dipped into overpowered the taste. I guess I was expecting too much from this "Chef recommended" item. And the zero wow factor when the dish is presented to you says it all. (Btw, my niece pointed out the zero wow factor for the price).

Finally, stop throwing around the word "authentic". It doesn't mean anything anymore after what we experienced. Along with that, you can also remove the "Best roti in Brunei" line as well.

Back around 180 again. I'd go there again to try the other stuff. Have a nice meal. Enjoy the ambience.
SRR Daud

24 February 2018

Love it.. Love the Mee curry and Martabak 👍
A B

27 January 2018

The roti is good - still value for money considering the ambience. Service is being worked on since its relative new. Will do another review this in a couple of months.
Philip Wong

02 January 2018

Open by one of the famous stars in brunei. Toast are ok. The jam is quite thick. Murtabak or roti canai is ok but nothing too special. Drinks are ok as well. A little bit pricey but this place is always packed and full of people.
Mazrina Yussof

15 December 2017

Lovely environment, cosy casual dining experience. Its not your normal roti kopitiam but a more up market roti dinning place with some local favorite dishes being served as well. As it is owned by a local celebrity I guess it has to look and feel trendy.
As for the food, this is where I cannot give the rating more stars. I find the food too sweet. The condiments to the roti is sweet. I do prefer my savory to be savory and not tasting like desserts. The roti itself is also sweet.. ok I get it.. u use sugar to make the dough extra crispy.. oksweet roti and sweet condiments is for sure heading towards a diabetic culture. As someone who promotes healthy lifestyle, i think its best to look into this issue. All the best!
Jasmine Hu

15 December 2017

Love their kaya butter toast, must give them a try.
NeeKhern C.

14 December 2017

Over priced and not as good as the original Iskandar Curry House. Better off just dine at Iskandar. The murtabak is bland and dry. Coffee isn't good either. The dishes may be authentic but the taste isn't. If you want authentic Bruneian food, visit local Indian muslim restaurants.