Rollgaadi (Century Square)

If you are contemplating to try their Chicken Tikka roll, don't wait, not kidding, because after my first bite, I couldn't wait to go for my next bite, and the next, and the next, in the end, felt abit sad that ended, lol! Was thinking to myself, how different will it taste, it is just chicken wrapped in prata, thankfully I was proven wrong! Discovered a new Fav place to lunch :) friendly & polite staff too!

Butter Chicken Roll (S$8.90)
Addon Egg (S$0.50) & Cheese (S$0.50)
30% off with deal (not valid for bundle deal) in Burpple Beyond membership.

The flatbread was first pan fried with egg and cheese on top, before topping with meat, pickled onion, carrots and cabbage. Thought it would be like the typical kebab, but the wrap turned out to be quite eggy and juicy. Only the meat was kind of dry. Wish there’s some yogurt dressing in it.

Rollgaadi
Address 🛖 : 2 Tampines Central 5, # B1-28 Century Square, Singapore 🇸🇬 529 509

Specialised with kathi roll, which probably the first of such kiosk in Singapore.

Kathi roll originated from India, where they found the trend of wrapping kebab with layer of prata.

So you could find the texture of the roll familiar, which I find it buttery and flaky. They use it to wrap the choice of your kebab and added with veggies and spice. Do go with egg as well for the fluffy texture.

Their chicken tikka use chicken leg, which is charcoal roasted, then marinated with yogurt and spice.

Enjoy 30% discount with your Burpple Beyond here.

First started at I12 Katong and they opened their second outlet here at Century Square.

Serving both roll and rice bowl options. The rice bowl comes with veggies on the top of the choice of kebab. The rice is underneath the bowl.

A decent bowl of carbs to grab for meal. The taste is flavourful with the spice and the roasted chicken meat. Generous portion as well.

Must get the fluffy egg to go with the chicken leg.

Enjoy 30% off with your Burpple Beyond here.

Introducing Rollgaadi, Singapore’s first Kathi roll kiosk! If you’ve never had this before, it’s essentially skewer-roasted kebabs wrapped in a paratha bread. We’d most definitely recommend their delicious Chicken Tikka ($8.90) roll that’s doused with a generous amount of masala.