Great spot if you're craving authentic roti canai and teh tarik in Jimbaran. The roti was freshly made, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with the rich, comforting flavor you'd expect from a good roti canai. The teh tarik was equally impressive—strong, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. You could really taste the tea, which made it even more enjoyable. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and looking for authentic flavors.

The worst dining experience I’ve had. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed the food. Most of the staff were sitting around, chatting, and appeared disengaged instead of attending to customers. One staff member spent most of the time shouting instructions rather than actually following up on orders. at first, i was well informed that my original order wasn’t available, I agreed to an alternative and was asked to wait. Nearly an hour passed with no update. Eventually, I went to the counter to check on my order, only to find out it hadn’t even been prepared yet. If I hadn’t approached the staff myself, I honestly don’t know how much longer I would have been waiting. A long wait can be understandable during busy hours but this was not busy at all, but the lack of communication, poor coordination, and apparent inattention made this an extremely disappointing experience.

Nice to have a proper Roti Canai style makan In bali. Did a roti Canai Large, Ayam Kurry, Teh tarik hot and Cold. All were really good and the price for good.

Roti canai egg was a bit salty but the manggo lassi was good.

The food tastes okay and the prices are affordable. The inside is a bit dim, but the space is now bigger and there’s a proper parking area available. Overall, it’s better than their previous location.