Thailand Guide

Banana Roti in Pai โรตีกล้วย

Dough, banana, and condensed milk on a hot griddle is the crisp sweet after larb. Dessert carts on Pai Walking Street sell it nightly.

Pai40 to 80 THBroti kluai Thai food hub
Banana Roti in Pai

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Thaiโรตีกล้วย · roti kluai
Price40 to 80 THB
RoomWalking Street desserts
ClockNightly

What it tastes like

  • Thin dough, banana, and condensed milk. The centre stays soft if the griddle is hot.

How to order it

  • Thai name: roti kluai (โรตีกล้วย).
  • Say: Khor roti kluai, khrap/kha.
  • Eat it hot. A cold roti is the one that sat too long.

Typical price

  • 2026 cash: 40 to 80 THB.

Where to try it

  • Pai Walking Street dessert stall, Chai Songkhram Rd, Pai, Mae Hong Son. Nightly. 40 to 80 THB. Skip this, go here: skip this as dinner; larb or fried rice is the meal, roti is the close.

Spice level and diet

  • Heat: None.
  • Diet: Often egg and milk. Ask for dough and banana only if you skip both.

Next plates

  • Back to the Pai food hub for the neighbourhood rows.
  • Use the Pai page if you want the walk, not a second dish.
  • Khao Pad is the nearby order if this plate is done.
  • Mango Sticky Rice is the nearby order if this plate is done.
  • Larb Moo is the nearby order if this plate is done.

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Common questions

Savoury roti?
This stall is the sweet banana fold. A Muslim mataba is a different shop.
Enough food?
No. Eat a savoury plate first.