Roti Palace

The best roti in Toronto — curried chicken, goat, or potato wrapped in a thin dhalpuri roti skin made fresh to order. A Trinidadian tradition executed with real care and extraordinary value.

Neighbourhood: Eglinton West / Little Jamaica · Address: 1641 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON · Hours: Mon–Thu 11:30AM–9:30PM | Fri–Sat 11:30AM–10:30PM | Sun 12PM–8PM · Price Range: $ · Phone: (416) 783-7752 · Website: https://roti-palace.com · Editorial status: Not yet verified

Why Visit

If you want some of the best roti in Toronto—filled with legit Trinidadian flavour and offered at prices that haven’t kept up with the gentrifying neighbourhood—this spot is essential. The portions are generous and the pepper sauce will clear your sinuses in the best way.

What Makes It Unique

Few places in Toronto still make their roti skins from scratch, let alone to order. Roti Palace’s version is thin, tender, and soaks up every bit of spicy, savoury gravy inside. The option for bone-in chicken gives you maximum flavour—something most spots skip for convenience.

Roti Palace has been holding it down on Eglinton West since 1981, serving Trinidadian-style rotis that always come fresh and made to order. The space is unfussy, with counter service and a few small tables, and the aromas of curry, cumin, and pepper sauce hit you the second you step inside. Run by a local Trinidadian family, the recipes haven’t changed in decades—a clear sign they’re doing it right. The menu is all about value and big plates: curried goat, chicken (with or without the bone), and potato, each wrapped up in a super-thin, soft dhalpuri skin that’s made in-house daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a reservation?

No reservations—everything is walk-in and mostly counter service.

What's the best thing to order?

Curried chicken roti with bone-in meat and extra house-made pepper sauce for a real flavour bomb.

Is it good for groups?

There’s limited seating (a few tables), so it’s best for solo diners or small groups of 2–4.

What's the price range?

Most rotis are $8–$14—definitely one of the best-value meals in the neighbourhood.

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