Roti Rolls

Stopped by the stand here at Highwater today. Motherclucker was good as always! The “side” advertised for 6$ was a “pineapple fried rice”. Sounds yummy, right? JesusH, a small container of the worst undercooked and yet slimy rice with drizzles of what looked like and (I assume) baby poop tastes like. One small piece of of pineapple under the bed of profit margin enhancing gooey rice. Kudos guys, yall got me. Know better next time as a local, but I’m guessing the thousands here won’t mind or return any way.

Hired Roti Rolls Food Truck and Catering for son’s engagement party. THE best decision - easy to deal with, amazing food, reasonable prices and wonderful service the day of the event. Highly recommend!

Rotis at James Island fermatory. Loved this place before but barely cooked crinkle cut fries and frozen shrimp. You guys ok? Just gross now. So sad.

I recently tried Roti Rolls at the Charleston farmers market. I had the wakey bakey roll with candied bacon, potatoes and an amazing sauce. This was the best food I’ve had in a long time! I will definitely be ordering from here again!

Without question one of the best food trucks in Charleston and they have some of the best prices! We were at the Firefly Distillery and we bought 2 different items for the same cost of what most other trucks charged for 1. One of our favorite dishes is the Thurmond Murman, it's delicious!

The best food truck ever. I tried them first at a Bonnaroo music and arts festival & I’ve been craving them ever since!

Had the eye opener roll with egg and it was great. What I really want to talk about is the kimchi. It is hand made in house and it is a little different (can’t figure it out) but easily the best kimchi I had in the lowcountry. For reference, I grew up in a Korean household where my mom would spend all day making kimchi from scratch by hand. I know what kimchi is supposed to be like.

Went to Sugey's on upper King and saw that Roti Roll's food truck was there for the night. THANK GOD. I've never had roti as good as this. If you see this food truck around, stop and get something! It truly made the night perfect!!!

My favorite Bonnaroo staple! I have to get my Mother Clucker every year. Come to Nashville for a few days next year!

I don't remember the name of what I ordered but I can perfectly describe it because that's how tasty it was! Chicken with yellow curry on pita with kimchi and a delicious, twangy sauce on top! Highly recommend.

They came to our job and served food all day. So I am representing at least 80 people when I say this. Their food is very very good. I have to start with the vegetables. Mom would have loved that. Lol. But I've never had Curry flavored vegetables so good. The broccoli was perfectly cooked after 4 hours of service. Everyone who ordered was very pleased with the food. I am so sorry I forgot the names of the wraps I had. But they are no bad raps in this truck. You can not lose. I find it hard find food trucks when I'm looking for them. When I go to Yelp or their website it never tells me the location they are at at the time I am looking. I can't even find the scheduling. I really wish they would work on that. Sometimes instead of going out the restaurants I would just like to take my kids to food trucks and go sit in the car or on the park and just talk. I think that's the coolest parts of food trucks. Not being stationary. The service is pretty quick and the ladies are very nice. I will be back soon

Got the Buddha bowl and it wasn't let down at all. The flavors were on point Budda Bowl

Good food at Bonnaroo. Enjoyed the Blue and Kimchi. Kimchi was bangin! Def recommend this Food Truck.

COVID-19 Update: We ordered our Easter 2020 dinner from Roti Rolls due to the stay-at-home order. For $70, we had Korean style ham, sweet and spicy lima beans, hard attack red rice, and creole mac and cheese. We added a container of kimchi ($8), and my husband ordered via text and Venmo. Our food arrived around 3 PM, and the driver texted a few minutes before arriving. The meal was a flavorful, spicy, spin on traditional Easter cuisine. As a pescatarian, I ate the mac and cheese, beans, and kimchi. The macaroni and cheese was already one of my favorite items from the food truck, and my husband loved the ham and red rice. Portions were huge, and purchasing ingredients and cooking this meal would cost us more. The meal "feeds six", but I'd say it feeds more like 8-10 people. Both of us ate Easter dinner, with seconds, and had enough leftovers all week. Plus, everything reheated well. I hope Roti Rolls offers Easter dinner next year, because we hope to make this a new tradition.

The rolls are ssssssoooooooooo full, they do not skimp on the fillings and I love them for it. I ordered the Thurman Merman and enjoyed every bit of it. Next time I'll definitely be ordering more than one roll.

Now I know why the lines are always longest at Roti Rolls. We attended the 1st annual Charleston Brunch Festival at Garco Mill in Park Circle (side bar: GREAT EVENT) I ordered the breakfast bowl and the combo of grits, pimento, eggs, and kimchi, and a bit of roasted kale.....so so delicious! Kimchi is the perfect addition to good bowl of pimento grits. And I will say, these grits were creamy, creamy perfection.

Delicious! Wish we would have taken pictures but we scarfed down everything so quickly. We tried them when they were at the Charleston Farmers Market. We tried the grits as a side and the breakfast roti which was so so good!

I thought the Mother Clucker was da bomb up until now. The Porky's Revenge beat it out hands down. Delicious, not as messy, and the Pimp Cheese! What?! The roll/bread has just a bit of crispiness to it. O. M. G. One roti roll is $7, two for $12, but there is a check-in offer for $2 off right now. You don't know what you are missing until you try it. Look for the bright green food truck all around town. They always have super friendly staff, and service is usually pretty quick. The menu is on a chalkboard and always subject to change based on what they have available at the time. They tend to sell out fast at big events, but there are a few staples on which you can usually rely. The sides are also delish and could be a meal in and of themselves. Some items can be spicy, so ask if you are unsure. To me, the flavors are just right, and I think you'll find something you absolutely love.

I really use to like Roti Rolls, and I loved their Green Door restaurant; but sadly the Green Door is gone and the Roti Rolls food truck is just played out for me. I use to love the Thurman Murman and the Mother Clucker was good too. But I feel they need to switch it up some and add some new items to their menu. I would normally give them 4 stars for the flavor, but they charge too much for what you get. And today I found out that they require a $1000 guarantee to bring their truck to our office; meaning if they don't sell $1000 worth of food that our company is responsible for paying the rest of the amount. That's no way to do business RR! Shame!!!

Love the Roti Rolls! Found them Friday night at one of my favorites breweries, and enjoyed them. There were 4 rolls on menu, so I had the Thurman Murman & Mother Clucker. Both were filled with their well seasoned meats and toppings. The Thurman was smoked pulled pork with Creole mac and kimchi. While the Mother Clucker had Cajun chicken, onions, pico, cotija, Verde, and hoisin. Want some spice? Well these had it, and I loved them. Both were wrapped in foil and served in a cardboard boat. As I ate each one they dripped with the yummy juices. Both were filling and delicious! Great food truck to go with beer! Service was good, friendly, and they were always happy to explain the items. I ordered one roll for my husband and asked to remove the kimchi and they did it eith ease. All was prepared in a timely manner too. Check them out, enjoy!

An electric green food truck that can't be missed. I had been wanting to try this and now was my chance. I had complimentary lunches as part of my conference and Roti Rolls was an option, so here magnetically trotted off to. The food was reasonable, but far from fantastic. The average wait time seemed about 6 minutes ( yes I timed it!) This is my first time eating this and I had high expectations based upon what my friends have told me. I ordered the Mother Clucker, Cajun chicken with a lot more going on. The combination of salad, onions and cheese worked well. I do think the actual flavoring was good. A little kick to it but no acquired level of "hot tolerance" required. The chicken itself tasted succulent and fresh, no after taste. What I didn't like is the amount of fat in this. The roti ( or bread part) looked like it had been deep fried or at least fried in a lot of oil. The filling was also very oily and so the bottom of the roll was sodden in fat. The other issue, which seemed like quite a few other customers were talking about, was that the roll itself was very small. The fact that they serve $8 for 1 or $14 for 2 means they often have customers buying more than 1! It's served wrapped in foil in a paper boat smaller than the length of my hand. All in all, I don't think it's great value for money and it's far too greasy. I was able to eat less than half of my meal. I personally don't think I will be eating this again.

$13 for a rice bowl at Shaky Knees in Atlanta. About an average price for a meal at the fest, I found. Except for Island Noodles -- feckin' God bless those things. First, the people at Roti Rolls seem awesome. Energetic and super friendly. Props to that. Three stars for the food though -- my bowl just had little flavor. Basically unseasoned rice and beans with a little pineapple was about all I got. The portion was decent for a food truck, but eh. The worst part was the rice. Half of it was hardly cooked, so I crunched my way through the bowl. Two stars overall just because my girlfriend got the same order I did at the same time, but her portion was almost half the size of mine ... y tho? I appreciated the vegan options and liked the vibes from Roti Rolls, but the food was unspectacular. Maybe we got them on an off-hour or something. Oh well.

The BEST food truck in Charleston. Whenever there's other food trucks or options available vs Roti Rolls, Roti Rolls always wins. Recently a ton of food trucks have been transitioning from truck only to brick and mortar storefronts, and I can only hope Roti Rolls follows along with this. I'd love to be able to go to their location regularly and not have to track them down. Their menu is made up of a lot of unique combinations and they're are all SO flavorful and complimentary. The ingredients are fresh, the staff is always quick/friendly, and you won't regret your decision. And there's a Yelp check in offer!

This was my very first time trying a roti roll and I loved it!!!! EASY to see why this is Charleston's best food truck since 2010!! Ordered the "Wakey Bakey"-potatoes, candies bacon, sunny egg, Thai pimento, and verde on a flatbread. All the ingredients were local and FRESH, and packed with flavor. Looking forward to my next roti roll!!!

I ABSOLUTELY loved your Roti Rolls (Mother Clucker)! I will be coming again. I finally completed editing my video review of your booth at the Farmers Market, https://youtu.be/kmypbYdIC4Y The workers there were so much fun, and friendly. I HAVE to try the others. Please like and share if you don't mind!

Roti is Indian flatbread. This food truck serves roti filled with local fresh ingredients. I ordered the Funky Farmer filled with local veggie curry, local pea salad, tofu, pickled radish and beets, sauce verde. Yes it was funky, a lot going on. I also had the Eye Opener filled with house smoked pork, kimchi, and a sunny side up egg. More meat, less funk. The flavor star for me is the delicious roti, tender inside and crispy outside.

Really really good. I had 2 totally different tools and both were spot on. Popped in on this joint at the Saturday farmers market. From order to food in hand it was about 4 minutes. I will say it did take me a minute to order as a couple of them sounded similar and was hoping for a little more of a flavor spectrum and not lots of repeating veggies and proteins. Regardless it was delicious. I could easily have eaten a third one loaded with that hot green brown sauce they have on the side

If I could give this company 10 stars, they certainly earned them. From planning to serving, customer service was exceptional. A beach theme wedding reception, the venue being outside at our home. Alton and her team rolled up and took over. The majority of our guests traveled from out of town TX, CA, FL, PA, VA and are still talking about the wonderful food. Oysters on the half shell, scallops, lobster rolls and lamb pops hand delivered in biodegradable bowls. Amazing!!! Then the main event Prime rib, Cajun turkey, potato bar, salad bar delicious!!! Generous portions, the team made sure all were served. It was fun and impressive to see them in action. Kudos to the chief!!! We absolutely love you Roti Rolls and recommend you highly!!!

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.

Oh, my! Get the Wakey Bakey! It has a bit of a kick, and a sunny side up egg that makes it creamy and oh, so yummy! It had all the right elements for a spectacular hand-held breakfast. They said they're at the Charleston farmers market every Saturday. I went 2 Saturdays in a row!

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

If you see Roti Rolls. Stop, drop, and roll over. Whenever I see this food truck, it's like seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. They are just flipping fantastic. It's with good reason why they've been voted the Best Food Truck in Charleston. They're good at what they do, and they're consistent.i always have their veggie roti rolls. The flavor is always on point and every time I tell myself I'm only going to have one... and then I'm on number 2, extremely full amd still considering number 3. I love Roti Rolls and I'm 99% sure, you'll like them too!

Normally, I arrive at the Farmers Market well into the day, when the lines are long and the wait is hot and sweaty. This time, however, I arrived early in the morning, and it's never too early for a Roti Roll. I ordered the Wakey Bakey, which had a filling of taters, bacon, vegetation, and an over easy egg on top. The roll itself was quite tasty, and I'd love to tell you what made up the breading, but I ate it too fast to notice. It was a feeding frenzy between my daughter and myself. Such wonderful smells and flavors. I can't wait to try another one!

So I'm torn on this review. For flavor it was easily a four but for value/size I was hurting and so I'm knocking it down a star. I got one roll for 7 dollars thinking it would be filling enough on it's own but I think you really need to order two if you're looking for more than a snack. And 7 dollars is steep for what I felt was a snack. It was an enjoyable treat but for the price, I was left needing to supplement it with something else which always frustrates me if I expect it to be a meal. I think two for ten would have been my sweet spot. Maybe mine was just under-filled that day since others seem perfectly fine with what they got. If portion/price ration doesn't bother you and you're reading just for the taste/flavor then it was easily four stars.

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!

One of the best food I ate in Charleston SC. Would go back again and again. It's like an Indian street taco with a veri flavorful wrap(roti)

Updating. I have kept my eye out for other vegetarian options each time I have passed by Roth rolls truck. Last night was the first time seeing one other than funky farmer so I was like "Let's do this!!". It was the curried vegetable rice bowl for 13$. It just hit me, 13 for a little paper bowl of rice and vegetables is steep as hell. There's more regret here than the time I combined wine, champagne, and tequila shots. For tastes, My opinion is dead set on how I described the meal in my first review: "an orgy of off flavors". I mean, don't take my word for it - By reading everyone else's reviews, I'm the only one in this boat! It's what I have affectionately coined as "adventurous white people food". The rice itself I liked but from there - the vegetables were extremely vinegary. I guess they pickle and curry, pickle/curry/grill?? Idk. The potatoes were too al dente. I put some ghost pepper sauce in so at least it was spicy and mouth burning enough, but not enough to cover up the tart vinegaryness and distract me from raw potatos. Then I went back up and added Sri-racha ranch dressing. As bizarre as that sounds, after so many flavors, I did not know what was what or what the heck I was even eating, and it was no longer so displeasing. There was also yellow mustard and ketchup, but those are totally the opposite of adventurous and exotic. Y'all can have your every spice in the cabinet, everything pickled, adventurous white people food. I'm looking for the pretzel truck next time. Sorry -_-

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!

Best breakfast EVER at the Charleston Farmers Market. I had the Wakey Bakey and seriously considered going back to get another for lunch. The bacon was perfectly sweet, the verde was perfectly tangy, and the egg perfectly cooked. My husband had something he can't remember the name of that involved kimchi and he's in love. So sad we can't go back tomorrow for more!

Fresh made to order roti's, yum! The Eye Opener was my choice, which included tender short ribs, kimchi, eggs(be sure to specify how to cook your eggs) and sauce..........again, YUM! The ingredients are advertised as local and fresh and it is evident in the taste. I am not sure how the heck those roti's are made, but grilled with those fillings were simply amazing! Looking forward to more frequent roti encounters.........

I prefer foods friendly to the colon. However, sometimes one must venture beyond her boundary of culinary comfort and onto newer, more explosive, fare. If you choose to alter your usual foodie route, I do not suggest immediate beginning with spicy, exotic flavors. Let your palate ease into cumin, saffron, and doenjang. Do not make the mistake of visiting an Asian supermarket and ordering the most egregiously hot bowl of pho on the menu. You will weep when you try to excrete, and mourn the day God created a gastrointestinal system. Last week, as the first bite of Roti Rolls Mac and cheese entered my mouth, I immediately clinched my buttocks to prepare for the coming doom. I could feel the heat and spice spread throughout my mouth and down my throat. I wanted to moan, to cry, but not of disdain, or pain, but of pure happiness, as this particular menu item was a culinary revelation, an unusual and fresh play on the traditional Mac and Cheese. As I finished this meal with my Mexican Coke, I could not believe my good fortunes in finding challenging food without cringeworthy after effects.

From DC to Charleston, this is still my favorite Food Truck of all time. I remember eating my first roll in High School and thinking it was bursting with so much flavor and creativity. Fast-forward 5 years later, and I still think the exact same thing. In the first bite, you instantly taste so many spices and ingredients that work well with each other. Just recently, I was at a birthday party where Roti Rolls was catering and got to try all 3 rolls on the menu, whooohooo! I honestly couldn't tell you which one was my favorite because I couldn't help but keep ordering and eating. Now that's a good sign of good food. Mother Clucker had a variation chicken, cheese, pickles, salsa. Thurman Merman had short-rib, mac & cheese, and kimchi. And Foghorn Leghorn had veggies, kimchi, and chicken. Each had a bit of Asian flair to it (whether it be kimchi or the hoisin aioli) that was balanced with the protein and veggies. The doughy, naan-type flatbread was the perfect vessel and size that makes it painless to eat standing up or walking around. Win! They pride themselves on using fresh local ingredients, and I commend them for that. It's refreshing to find a food truck that can turn healthy ingredients into something that tastes indulging and guilty!

Love this truck/stall. I always catch them at Marion Sq. because I feel like it makes for a better eating environment than the MUSC campus, but what'ever floats your boat. I've tried several different things here and it's never disappointed--not even the vegetarian one. Being Buddhist, it's a little unnerving to see Buddha plastered as decoration everywhere, but it's ignorable. Probably the best thing to eat at the farmer's market, honestly.

Mother Clucker! That was so delicious. My only regret is not having tried any other dishes. Amazing flavor, fresh ingredients, I wouldn't change a thing about this dish. I'm looking forward to exploring the rest of their menu

I have a sweet spot for Roti rolls. You can find them in their food truck or at the farmers market. Their eye opener and motherclucker rotis are always bursting with various flavors you rarely find mixed together. If you are wondering what a roti is, this type of bread reminds me of a cross between a soft taco and naan. You can always add an egg to the rolls which is a plus in my book! The food truck is often quick with the orders so you do not have to stand around and wait. Everything is fresh, local and delightfully tasty.

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.

I wish I had taken a picture of this roti roll. It is hard to describe other than to say this: it is a piece of delicious indian naan (paratha) with your toppings of choice on top. Think taco/gyro. A cross between the two. I had the green curry one which is vegetarian and oh so good! The spice level was perfect and the veggies were cooked just right. They also put some beet slices on top which added a lot to the roll. I want to eat more of these, ASAP. I guess Charleston isn't too far of a drive for me. Ha! Wish I had tried another one before I left Bonnaroo. They also had a pulled pork and mac and cheese one with kimchi on top. That sounds crazy good.

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!

Date (2/12/20) 12:36ish I was on my break and I normally don't partake into the food truck hype at my job, here at MUSC but I thought why not today! I walked up and the lady who took my order she was very nice she explained to me what I was getting and everything! She was very sweet. I ordered and even gave them a tip! (That's the reason for the 2 stars). Once my food was ready my name was called and I went to get my food. Then moments later the chef screams out in front of everyone (a lady) "YOU REALIZE YOU DO HAVE TO PAY MAAM" I was confused and embarrassed! That's not how you conduct customer service. It really left a bad taste in my mouth and I don't think I'll do the food truck hype at MUSC ever again. The food was okay and the Mac and cheese was subpar. I will take this L but it would be nice if you all train your workers on customer service. An apology wouldve suffice. Why would you give me food if I didn't pay for it? I just don't understand.

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!

At sxsw looking for a dairy/gluten free option can be a challenge. Ok fine, at any place anywhere in the world all of the times, this is a challenge. I stumbled upon Roti Rolls, the clouds parted and the list of amazing-sounding bowls appeared. I ordered the orange bowl & boy did it deliver. Melt in your mouth meat. Delicious flavors. It was a little spicy for me but I also have a negative spice tolerance so for the average person, this would be perfect. Icing on the cake is the use of fresh local ingredients!

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

I was finally able to try the Roti Rolls food truck this past weekend at the 5th annual Charleston Food Truck festival. I had their Funky Farmer which was green curried vegetables, pickled daikon, and candied beets on a roti roll. THE TASTE! It took me back to the Big Island of Hawaii when I first tried the green curry at a farmer's market on the side of a volcano. It tasted authentic and just slightly spicy. The vegetables were firm and well cooked without being mushy. It was perfect and made me miss living in Hawaii while I savored each and every bite. I would recommend this truck to everyone. And I will definitely be a return customer.

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!

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.

Absolutely amazing truck. Awesome food as well. I had the mother clucker and was amazed. Awesome balance of very different ingredients. Amazing variety, and quality. If you see this truck, do your self a favor and get some food.

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.

Really good food. I've had the Mother Clucker (with egg added), Med Hed, rice bowl with cucumber salad, and Cajun Mac & Cheese. All were super flavorful and filling. Rolls average $7-10, sides $2-4. Some items have the potential to be messy, so be sure to grab a fork and some napkins!