Original Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar

Nesli

If you're looking for the usual affordable mamak shop, this ain't for you. But the roti tisu here is to die for - ask for sweet and crispy! Also, the dhal and curry served here enhanced the flavour of the roti(s). Avoid coming here on Thursday night - difficult to find parking bcos of the night market nearby.

Gadis Rusli

One of the top notch Mamak in town. This branch is better since they have an area with aircond. Their Nasi Kandar is never cheap - I paid RM12 for two piece of fried chicken. Opt for this since there is no tandoori. Cendol with 90% ice costs RM4.50. I love tosai . & I conclude that Kayu serves the best tosai in town - thin, fragrant & in huge portion. The price leans on the higher side but it's worth it. Their maggi goreng has nothing to shout about but hearty in portion. They are famous for their long roti tisu ( around rm12) which is good for group sharing.

Charity

First try roti Telugu here, although the price is little expensive than mamak, but I still recommend it to those really like roti telur. The roti size is value too for money with the bigger size of it, I will recommend this Indian restaurant as the most must try Indian food restaurant in pj .

Nova Nurliani

Environment: 4/5The space is very clean and tidy, lots of seating space and has a open kitchen. Food: 4.5/5This is my top go to for Roti Canai, although it’s on the pricy side. Hospitality: 4/5Staffs are friendly, although is harder to get your order in when the restaurant is busy.

Eda Çankaya

Looooove this place! Food is so yum! Giant tissue pancake is quite the sight to behold, and tasty as well. Stretched tea is delicious too, definitely recommend it to everyone!