Roti restaurant on the Kwattaweg west of the centre, open from early morning to late evening. The long day sets it apart from the centre roti shops, which close in the afternoon.
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Best for roti, cheap eats.
Suda Roti Restaurant is on the Kwattaweg at number 471, west of the centre in Welgelegen. What sets it apart from the roti shops in the middle of town is the length of its day: they close in the afternoon or early evening, and this one runs from around eight in the morning until eleven at night.
Those hours are platform-sourced, not published by the business. Sunday is left blank here because two sources disagree, one giving the same long day and one giving noon to nine.
Its own page describes rotigerechten and patat kip, and lists dine-in only, with no delivery or collection. No dish list and no prices are published anywhere.
Two cautions. Its website returns a certificate error and could not be read, so nothing on it informs this page. And a commenter asked the business to correct the telephone number shown on its own page, so ring rather than rely on it.
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Information on this page is sourced from Suda Roti Restaurant (Facebook), TripAdvisor, Social Suriname, Switi Sranan.
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