Malaysian coffee bun chain PappaRoti just opened their first outlet in the GTA

Jan 31 2017, 12:05 am

Famous for their coffee-coated buns, Malaysian chain PappaRoti has arrived in Toronto… sort of.

Now open in the food court of Bramalea City Center, the first outlet is part of a Canada-wide expansion that will see four new Canadian stores open by spring, and as many as 20 locations ultimately planned for Ontario.

PappaRoti is known for its freshly-baked South East Asian roti buns, AKA “the father of all buns” made from a family recipe.

These buns are warm and moist with salted butter on the inside and coated with a coffee/caramel-flavoured crunchy goodness on the outside. Patrons can also choose to add fruit, whipped cream, ice cream, and chocolate sauce to take their buns to the next level.

The chain had humble beginnings opening a single store in Malaysia in 2003. Today, PappaRoti has over 400 stores and kiosks worldwide including its first North American cafe located on Robson Street in Vancouver, BC, which opened in 2014.

Rise and shine! Labneh & jam.

A photo posted by PappaRoti Canada (@papparoticanada) on

While details are still being finalized, PappaRoti tells Daily Hive that the next Toronto location will very likely be downtown on Adelaide Street.

PappaRoti Toronto

Address: Bramalea City Centre, North Food Court, Unit F05, Brampton
Instagram: @papparoticanada

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