Kerepek Ros - Banting, Selangor

maryam Z.

Taste : all of them are super duper tastyyy
Price : cheap!
Variety : So many kerepek, kuih raya, sambal and instant pastes, as well as desserts to choose from.
Store space : shelves and products are well arranged, could be crowded and hard to walk around during peak seasons
Cashier : even though there was a queue at the counter, it didn't take long as the cashiers were very efficient

DZMS E.

Ada orang Banting recommend untuk singgah Kerepek Ros. Nasib saya dengar cakap. Memang best kerepek kerepek kat sini. Harga pun mampu milik sangat! Love!

Kah W.

First time check in sini. Pelbagai pilihan dan ada sample disediakan untuk dirasa. Boleh rasa puas-puas.

Suzainur K.

An extensive selection local tidbits, both savoury and sweet, made by local artisans. The kerepek were all fresh and flavourful, crunchy and delightful. Absolute must visit if you're in the neighbourhood or a fan of kerepek.

No cash no problem, they accept cards and QR payment.

Hafiz I.

Spent almost RM300 on many types of chips and traditional Malay/Javanese food - and even then it’s actually the absolute lowest amount spent compared to yesteryears 😂

Bought rempeyek, tumpi, pisang salai, tempe chips, batang buruk etc

Price is definitely cheaper than normal retail. Staff are super helpful and knowledgeable ; parking is easy.

girlina

Harga kerepek sangat berpatutan. Rasa kerepek sedap and crunchy. Staff not very friendly but no attitude issue.

The issue is lantai kotor. i went there 3 times and tapak kaki jadi hitam bila pijak lantai dalam kedai (perlu buka kasut) Can you mop everyday because tempat jual makanan perlu bersih. Orang keluar masuk. patut sediakan staff for cleaning only.

Tapi kerepek memang best!

Fizzal A.

Banyak pilihan Kerepek Pisang, ubi kayu Dan macam2 lagi ,ianya segar Dan sedap dengan harga berpatutan

Jip

In the outskirts of a town called Banting, there is a very popular store that sells traditional snacks and tidbits wholesale. Before the Eids of Fitr and Adha, there would be a huge throng of people, causing massive traffic jams along the narrow streets leading to the store. However, should you go there at other times, you wouldn't have any problems finding a parking space.

The store is open daily from 9am to 10pm. Although it may close during major public holidays. There are rows and rows of snacks and tidbits from floor to ceiling once you enter the store. There are baskets available at the entrance should you want to go crazy and purchase more than an armful. The prices are very reasonable and certainly cheaper than prices at markets and stores in big cities. There were some promotional prices when I visited.

If you have time, opposite the entrance of the store is a small cafe where you can order a drink while eating freshly cooked traditional kueh and light bites.