Breakfast in Malaysia | Eating Roti in Kuala Lumpur

Join us for breakfast in Malaysia as we eat roti in Kuala Lumpur. With plans to visit KL Bird Park we woke up early to find breakfast in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia hoping to eat at one of our favorite spots in the city. Unfortunately, that place was closed but we did find another spot nearby specializing in serving various kinds of roti for breakfast. We ended up ordering cheese roti and milo roti along with Bombay Toast and to drink we had mango juice, teh tarik and hot milo. It was a feast of feasts and certainly the big breakfast we needed to do a busy day of sightseeing afterwards.

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Breakfast in Malaysia | Eating Roti in Kuala Lumpur Travel Food Video Transcript:

Well good morning from Kuala Lumpur. It is actually a really nice morning. It is not hot out and it is overcast so this is very pleasant. So today this morning we wanted to make a breakfast video but the place we came to is closed for some reason they haven't opened today. So we are looking for a backup that will be equally good where we can show you some of our favorite dishes. So yeah, we're on a bit of a hunt right now and hopefully we'll find something really good soon.

Alright, so we finally found a place for breakfast. Woo hoo! Yeah.

So we found a place called Restoran Annexe and it is found on Nasi Kandar and yeah it is on the way. We're heading over to KL Bird Park this morning.

And we just saw it and we're like yeah let's go try it out. And they specialize kind of in at least in the morning they specialize in Roti. Roti and prata. Yeah, so we've ordered a whole bunch of those. We've ordered like three and we've got a couple of drinks coming so yeah breakfast is on its way.

Alright guys so the drinks are here. Sam went for his classic Teh Tarik and I got myself a Mango juice.

Tea time for Samuel.

I burnt myself just touching your cup earlier. Like that stuff is pipping hot.

Yeah. And you would think in somewhere like as hot and humid as Kuala Lumpur I wouldn't be having hot tea but early in the morning I still. I still crave my hot teas and coffees.

It has got very milky, it is sugary.

Oh, roti cheese. Bombay toast.

Okay so we have to admit the breakfast menu was a little bit limited this morning.

So we couldn't order that much stuff to show you. But we did manage to get Bombay Toast and just by looking at it it kind of looks like a French Toast. Except that instead of being served with like syrup or you know Maple Syrup or whatever you're used to you get a dal. Your lentil curry sauce whatever. And something else. So let's take this for a swim. Yeah, it looks pretty good. It looks like it does look fluffy like a piece of French Toast.

We're getting used to eating curries for breakfast so yeah. This is how we roll here in Malaysia.

So next up we're going for the cheese roti or cheese prata. They use the name interchangeably. Yeah and they've uh they've given us a really big portion here. Yeah, I know. Like it is not just one layer there is like seems to be a bottom layer as well.

I'm seeing a lot of cheese. Like sometimes when you order this they just put like one measly slice and they're like that is it. Here is your cheese roti.

I think that is the best cheese roti I've had. Yeah? And we've been eating this in Singapore and also here in KL.

So that is a wrap for breakfast here in Kuala Lumpur.

As I should be. In terms of price point that came to 18.70 Ringgit which is $4.15 and that was for four drinks and three mains. So yeah, that was a super cheap breakfast. Filling. Now we're ready to go explore.

And you know what? We should also mention before we finish up. Oh yeah. There isn't just one typical Malaysian breakfast. Because you have so many different cultures here. There is like different meals that you can get for breakfast. There is Malay, Chinese, Indian food. Yeah. In fact, we saw someone at the Central Market selling little triangle shaped Nasi Lemak. Which is wrapped in a banana leaf and yeah that looked tempting as well too.

So you can get noodles, you can get rice, you can get roti. There is plenty of variety. And that is what makes it awesome here. Yeah. Alright, off to go sightseeing. Tata. Ciao.

This is part of our Travel in Malaysia video series showcasing Malaysian food, Malaysian culture and Malaysian cuisine.