Roti Rolls

Roti Rolls is amazingly delicious! I had the Guacamole-​Quin Roti. It is Roti stuffed with potato hash, guacamole and a fried egg. I have been craving Singaporean style Roti for years and this satisfied that craving! My brother asked ‘Who is this Roti Whisperer?’ I replied ‘Cory Burke, from the Roti Rolls food truck!’ We are so happy they moved to Atlanta!

Love it! have only eaten Roti at the Saturday Market twice. Both times the food was delicious. However, I wish they would come up with another veggie option. I love the curried veggies-don’t get me wrong but I can get those on the side and maybe something different in the middle. I just saw someone else had the Thurman Murman-​hold the meat. Maybe thats my next go to. Veggie Murman!

Told myself I’d take just one bite, but ended up going to town on this roti roll, not sure what I ordered, but I asked for the works and they took care of me… perfectly cooked fried egg, pot roast, shredded hashbrowns on a roti make for a killer combination! My stomach is very happy!

We went to Food Trucks wars this past weekend in Casey, SC… if it weren’t for Roti Rolls, we would’ve left disappointed. They are legit delicious!
The soft shell they create to wrap all the goodness in… OMG, incredible mix of herbs, flavor, crunch, and chew. Delightful! I want the recipe then I’ll use it to wrap any and everything!
Then you put in the creative innards… the Thurman Murman was tasty with braised meat, mac ‘n’ cheese, and kimchi.
My absolute fav was Porky’s Revenge: braised pork, pimento cheese and a corn-​like salsa. A must order! Out of this world!
The meats were tender and succulent… braised to perfection. The sauces they put on each roti are über yum.
I’d DEF eat Roti Rolls again and regularly if I could.

Great food during the farmers market. Really cool spin on cuisines. I had the roti roll with BBQ rib, creole Mac, and kimchi, with an extra egg.

Had the wakey bacey at the Charleston farmers market and yum-​o! Crispy tortilla, crunchy potatoes, thick bacon, egg, and smothered in pimento cheese! Fabulous and would get again in a heart beat.

Okay tried it one more time today. Tried the one with chicken and curry veggies … Still just not doing it for me. Again — I think I just don’t care for the kimchi. I do like the roll/​wrap itself … I just don’t love what is in it. They are super fast though. And super friendly.

THURMAN MURMAN!
I am never disappointed with my Roti Rolls experiences. The food quality is never lacking and the service is fast and friendly, the truck is clean. I buy their kimchi by the jar because it’s the best in Charleston. The spicy Thurman Murman is my favorite dish, but I haven’t branched out to try many other options truthfully… if it ain’t broke!!!
I am always happy to see that lime green tenement on wheels serving deliciousness by the handful!

WOW. LIFE CHANGING. Recently had a Thurman (without the meat) and it was life changing amazing. Wish they were located in NY! It was really awesome how accommodating they were to this particular non-​meat eating food truck lover. Very cool crew.
We loved them so much at the Charleston Tea Plantation we went back for seconds!

Great Saturday morning grub! Ate here b/​c of local recommendation and was not disappointed… the whole family enjoyed.

Creole Mac and cheese was good and it was a decent sized side. Love the wooden spoons! I didn’t get to try the rolls because I couldn’t justify $ 7 for on or $ 12 for two when they are the size of a taco especially since I am low on funds. But smelled delicious looked delicious and the option mother clucker almost convinced me to take my $ 4 splurge to $ 11. Great service as well. From what I experienced its a 5 star review.

Roti Rolls has attended at least as many Bonnaroos as I have, but I only tried them for the first time last year. Delicious, spicy, fragrant meats and veggies fill a naan-​like bread and my tummy. I love their Foghorn Leghorn, with curry chicken, coconut curry veggies, and kim chi. It’s the perfect balance of sweet and savory, plus the kim chi provides quite a kick. I regret not coming to them sooner.
I have eaten their food with dirty fingers, in the heat, in the dust, and other unpleasant conditions, but their consistency always remains. I love a place with great food that I can rely on to be great every time. Their prices are reasonable and they are speedy too. I hope to see them at next year’s Bonnaroo, as they have become a staple for me!

Roti rolls are a typical Indian sandwich, nah, «burrito», which you can get at any street corner in NY (and I imagine India) stuffed with traditional dishes. I’m sorry to say, this truck has no place labeling itself as Indian cuisine. The similarities end past there being a roti for everything. Even their curry seasoning does not taste Indian. (Many cuisines use curry, it’s not automatically Indian.)
The vegetarian funky farmer’s egg is really gross to me, topped with that curry that is weak and has a very strong turmeric flavor. On a scale of 0 — 100, 100 being ghost pepper territory, their curry is a 0. Everything combined was an orgy of off flavors and I drowned it in my hot sauce (I carry with me for food emergencies)
At festivals, I check the truck to see if there is ever another vegetarian option besides the funky farmer that I can try. If I ever see something else though, I will give it another try, since I loved the food from the green door SO much.

Food is amazing and unique. The rolls themselves are just unique and awesome. I «dined» here when it was outside the Brew Cellar in Park Circle for St. Patrick’s Day and really enjoyed myself. I don’t know if they always have brownies or if it was just for the holiday, but it was awesome! My biggest complaint is that for Indian food, it didn’t have as many vegetarian options as I would expect to see, but other than that, I would definitely eat here (or wherever they are) again.

Super tasty! I had the pleasure of trying the Funky Farmer at the Shaky Knees music festival in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s probably not the star of the menu but it sure hit the spot for me– curried summer vegetables topped with beets. The beets are what sold me. Not a lot of food for $ 8.
Though it was a music festival and the lines were usually long, the team kept it moving fast. I especially enjoyed their sweet dance moves.

No question, Roti Rolls is hands down the best food stand offered at the Charleston Farmers Market in Marion Square. Essentially what a Roti Roll is a really delicious griddled, greasy Indian pita bread, stuffed with delicious fixin’s like meat, veggies and if you order it right, a fried egg. My favorite happens to be the «Eye Opener» with braised short rib, kimchi and a fried egg. If you are really looking for a gut-​busting yet delicious option, the «Thurman Merman» is super popular, stuffed with creole mac & cheese. I also like to order their Roti pita breads for $ 2 each to take come with me for later snacking– they are that good. A Roti Roll also serves as the perfect hangover food, sure to soak up any decisions you made the night before.
Must-​order items:
Eye Opener
Thurman Merman

Wow! These rolls are AMAZING. I had the «Mother Clucker» and it was straight up one of the best things I’ve ever tasted. The Roti was perfect, super soft and doughy and the indian ingredients complimented it perfectly. I wish these guys were here in my hometown of Orlando.

There were lots of options and Kimchi combinations.
That’s awesome.
I got something that had the Roti Bread. That was delicious. Compare it to Indian style Poori Bread but flattened. Greasy deliciousness.

What took me so long to try a Roti Roll!!! I stopped by the location that Farmer’s Market in Marin Square. The menu was unique and I had no idea what I was doing, so I asked for a recommendation. I am so glad I did… the awesome dude behind the counter suggested the Eye Opener (definitely not something I would typically order). It had GREAT flavor and definitely left me wanting MORE! Loved the meat/​egg/​kimchi combo… a must try, fo sho!
Probably one of the most unique tacos/​sammis/​savory items I have had in Charleston thus far. Everything was SUPER FRESH. I can’t wait to try some more/​chase that truck around town to get my fix!

Roti Rolls is one of the best food trucks in Charleston! My husband and I love to eat at their truck when we can and also at The Green Door which is their brick-​and-​mortar restaurant.
The roti sandwiches are delicious. They’re pretty small, but they are also cheap, so get a side to go with them. We’ve never had a bad experience eating from this truck and there are also veggie options (I am mostly vegetarian).
The truck travels all over the Charleston area which is really handy, they do go to Daniel Island, Mt P, West Ashley, Downtown, etc. Be sure to follow their Facebook, they are great about updating with where they will be.