Ali Capati Corner

Sarah Fawzi

We had just result from the Wonder Foods Museum and had the afternoon munchies. In the mid afternoon we couldn’t find many meals outlets therefore decided to try good fortune by venturing into Small India. We discovered this place and attempted the roti Jalafor only rm3.50 and that certainly hit the location. Certainly worthy of sampling their food in case you are in the area.

Muhammad Ainuddin

Watched the producing of the egg net roti jala and experienced to use it. Delicious poultry curry and a lot of locals for company. Fresh, delicious and genuine.

Tiara Fariza

We've been to the location twice during our five excursion to Georgetown. First time we'd the Roti Jala & Mutton Curry with Kopi Kurang Manis (local sweet espresso...I'd recommend one to request for it without sugar as it's currently pretty sweet). Secondday we'd Roti Jala & Poultry Curry with ginger tea. Both meals were superb and cost around 20RM (approx 4Euro) for us. It's the sort of place you can just walk past nevertheless, you should really give it a try! Food has incredible flavours, is actually fresh, staff are helpful and it's an excellent vibe seated with the locals viewing the planet go by. Recommend!

Ethan Buntario

This place is indeed fresh and gets the flavours of the roti jala perfectly. We returned on multiple events and ordered roti jala with goat curry, and added some dahl and ginger tea privately. It’s the kind of dinner I willreminisce about. Pour the curry aside of the jala, and dig in together with your fingers. You wont regret it!

Evie Rosalyn

The roti jala is cool to view being produced but isn’t extremely practical for consumption, lying flimsy and fragile in the plate amongst curry waiting to be sopped up, although probably that’s precisely how roti jala is (this is my first). The shredded poultry currywas typical and the poultry itself was fairly dried out. The chapati was very good, though.