Singh's Roti Shop

This is truly a hidden gem! I love my island food. It was full We got the curry chicken roti. It was so delicious, a bit spicy but it was worth it. The serving portion is a lot, I was only able to eat half for lunch and I ate the other half the next day. You can get it wrapped or served separately. I’ve eaten here in the past and the food has always been consistent. I will be back.

Singh's Roti Shop in Orlando is a hidden gem! Even though we arrived close to closing time, the owner went above and beyond to accommodate us with exceptional hospitality. We tried the doubles, which were absolutely delicious, and the fluffy, perfectly seasoned pholourie was a standout. To top it all off, we enjoyed fresh sorrel that was refreshingly delightful. This place truly offers an authentic and flavorful experience. Highly recommend visiting you won’t be disappointed!

Stopped in with a group. Never been and I was looking forward to trying a different cuisine. In my opinion this place doesn’t live up to the hype. To me it’s more like fast food cuisine. I was unfamiliar with food combinations and didn’t get much help from the group members with regards to what I should order. Everyone was trying to fight the line and get up to the counter to place their own orders. The atmosphere was chaotic. The place is run down. One of the employees behind the counter who may have been an owner was rude to customers and seemed to get short with them because they didn’t place their orders quickly enough. The place seems to do a lot of business and I’m trying to understand why. The meal I got was highly overpriced. My shrimp dish was $19 alone and I got more rice than shrimp. My bill came out to $44. I ordered a few extra items such as “the doubles” to take with me based on what other customers seemed to be buying. I thought I was getting something special based on the volume of some items being sold. By the time I got my bags home they were saturated with oil. I didn’t even bother to try and reheat any of it. Just tossed it all in the trash can and put it on the curb to keep the smell out of the house. Hurt for what I paid but I wasn’t going to consume the doughy sides after seeing the oil seeping through the bags. Needless to say I’m in no hurry to go back and try the food at this place again.

went and got a chowmine with fried rice with chicken. they never put my chicken called and told them say there is nothing they can do me chowmine tasted bitter and the rice was not it never again -1/10

Fast service and friendly people; thats correct friendly. I know sometimes it's a busy place but this morning it was quiet and the service was excellent. We ordered a few dishes separately to try with a single Roti to share amongst my wife and myself. Food ordered: Single Roti with smoked herring; Baigan choka; salt fish; pumpkin; stewed oxtail . Delicious and well tempered. The Baigan choka could have used a bit of garlic and a bit more pepper.. other than that we ate half of everything and finished the roti. The oxtail definitely was luxurious in tase with great depth of flavor. Smoked herring had a nice spicy kick. Pumpkin had a good sweet flavor and not watery. Salt fish dish was cooked with additional spinach which compliments the salt perfectly. Now this is not a Michelin rated restaurant but let's remember if your mother didn't teach you how to cook West Indian food then you should come here and enjoy the next best option in central Florida. Parking: large parking lot and no trouble finding the restaurant or its entrance.