I get to choose my choice of meat, sauce and salad. And my order is completed within 15mins due to a long queue.And this is the result of my combination wrapped together with a thin bread. On the 2nd mouthful, I manage to savour the meat, vege and sauce. In fact the sauces were overflowing when pressed. It was pretty delicious and a little bit messy. It's also pretty filling although it didn't look like it.

One of my favourite from William's is the garlic cheese naan for all the wrong reasons, *laughs*. It's arrived with heavy garlic and cheese smell. The surface of the naan was glistening with grease. But that was what's so cool about this dish. It's full of salty, cheesy flavour and the garlic just adds on the extra kick to the whole blend! Although I wouldn't advice to eat this often but more of a self indulgence food. And great to share with friends. I love to dip with all of the sauce but it's good even on its own.

Williams is famed for having 'no menu' and you can request anything under the moon and they will whip it out for you. But in this case, my simple roti hawaii took almost 2 hours to reach. I chased the workers numerous times and they don't even acknowledge me. Only when I say I want to cancel my order that they are willing to check. And found out that it's not even cooked.

When it was finally served, I was already beyond starving. I started to dig in but found nothing 'hawaii' about this roti. There's no pineapples! What is a roti hawaii without pineapples??? The insides were also dry and without mayonaise/chili sauce which roti hawaii should have. In fact, it was OUTSIDE of the roti, served as a sauce... But it's not suppose to be... The roti was only full of minced meat, sausage and more meat. Only the dahl and curry made it more bearable. I didn't make a fuss because I was starving and knowing their lousy service, making a complain means nothing. I don't expect them to change my order anyway.

So next time I will just order something 'safe' which everyone else orders...

As a late night snack, the roti bakar is a good option. I didn't put much hope for the roti bakar from chawan but hey, I was really surprised! I love their roti bakar! They were lightly toasted but still manage to maintain the fluffiness of the bread. If I'm not mistaken, they used hainanese bread to toast to get the extra fluffiness. The kaya butter spread was sufficient, not too much and not too little. Both sweet and salty taste compliments the toasted roti. It left me craving for more!

Looking for some healthier snack, I chose Chawan's rojak. However, they were quite strict with the ingredients so they couldn't allow separating out the turnip and cucumber. So I was forced to eat those as well. The sauce was a bit watery for my liking and the taste is also not strong to categorize as a good rojak paste. It's only spicy. The crushes peanuts were too fine and wasn't coarse enough to be savoured as crunchy...