Dinner at D Krsna Villas Restaurant
Indian
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater Hedges Liang visits a South Indian breakfast and rawa thosai stop at D Krsna Villas Restaurant in George Town


Roti Canai, Street Food, Pork-Free
Melaka’s cheapest roti canai at RM0.50 each is found at Warung Roti Canai 50 sen in Bukit Katil. We wanted to eat Penang punya char koay teow at Jiki Foodcourt , Bukit Baru but it was closed.
We then made our way to this oil palm estate in nearby Bukit Katil (6 minutes drive from Jiki) to eat the RM0.50 roti canai. The Pakcik said he has been selling this RM0.50 roti canai for the past 14 years without price increase.

Size was a bit smaller than the normal roti canai but still cheap lah. We had 2 pieces each (RM1.00) and that’s more than enough.

Business Hours
Saturday to Wednesday
06:30 am to 11:30 am
Closed on Thursday and Friday
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