have it with kaya, peanut butter, blueberry jam or on its own, the traditional roti loaves sold here are soft and pillowy. finish them within two days though as they aren't baked with preservatives.

This bakery shop has been around for many years and it is one of the few remaining oldest shops in this area.

It is a bakery of breads and supplying them to coffee shops, canteens and food courts though it also does retail selling. Currently the owner's son is running the shop.

The outlook of the shop looks very "old, dark and messy" but they do make quite good bread.

I have been patronising this shop for many years and the bread are freshly baked. The main difference about the bread made by traditional bakery and those by Guardinia, Sunshine etc is that the former will not last as long as the latter (as they do not have add artificial preservatives to prolong the "life" of the bread) but to me, they are fresher and tastier where you can have past fond memories when you eat them.

I like their traditional bread and the "colourful bread" (bread that comes in a few colours like pink, yellow and brown which is very rarely seem today). Of course, they also have other kinds of bread like those come with peanut butter, kaya etc.

You can also buy the specially made kaya or peanut butter.

If you are a bread lover and want to trace back your childhood or younger days of eating traditional bread, you should come here!