Rotiman

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The boss handed out some yesterday, absolutely delicious!804BE, Kampuchea Krom

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vladimir wrote:The boss handed out some yesterday, absolutely delicious!804BE, Kampuchea Krom

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Sorry. What is this Rotiman ? :?
Not Rothmans with a Khmer accent I take it. Lol.
Some sort of food ?
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Please, please, please tell me Rotiman specialises in Singapore/Malay style roti and curry?!
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Try asian spice on 111 for roti and curry. Delicious!
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PSD-Kiwi wrote:Please, please, please tell me Rotiman specialises in Singapore/Malay style roti and curry?!

Oops, this was a buttered bun with sunflower seeds, sorry.

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https://www.facebook.com/rotimancambodia168?fref=ts
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vladimir wrote:
PSD-Kiwi wrote:Please, please, please tell me Rotiman specialises in Singapore/Malay style roti and curry?!

Oops, this was a buttered bun with sunflower seeds, sorry.

Check facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/rotimancambodia168?fref=ts
That dude doesn't deserve the name 'Rotiman', I was imagining Caribbean roti, those are delicious! Not some buttered bun with sunflower seeds. :crazy: But then again, maybe his family name is Rotiman, you never know.
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roti is sanskrit for bread
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frank lee bent wrote:roti is sanskrit for bread
I know, I know, but you have no idea how disappointed I was/am; I looked forward to a nice juicy roti, not some dry bun (and I say that with the utmost respect) :D
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rick_o'shea wrote:Try asian spice on 111 for roti and curry. Delicious!
Thanks for the recommendation, will definitely check it out next time I'm back. Is Asian Spice a new place? I don't think I've ever come across it before?
vladimir wrote:Oops, this was a buttered bun with sunflower seeds, sorry.

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https://www.facebook.com/rotimancambodia168?fref=ts
Ok that's cool, still sounds good, will give it a try.
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No, it's been around for over a decade. At the end of July it will move a little further north near burly guesthouse on 111 and will have a slight name change to spice cafe. Same menu.
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