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2015-05-17
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Craving for authentic Prata at the wee hours & a friend brought us here…## First Impression ##I find it interesting to see a bell on each table - just press for service once you're seated…The tables are clean, neat & close to each other, but a little too cramp for comfort.The Menu is really thick for a corner coffee shop eatery like this. I'd come to realize that they don't just serve one type of ethnic food.They have Malay dishes, Indian Food, Chinese Zi-char & also Western Cuisine!!!All halal
Craving for authentic Prata at the wee hours & a friend brought us here…
## First Impression ##
I find it interesting to see a bell on each table - just press for service once you're seated…
The tables are clean, neat & close to each other, but a little too cramp for comfort.
The Menu is really thick for a corner coffee shop eatery like this. I'd come to realize that they don't just serve one type of ethnic food.
They have Malay dishes, Indian Food, Chinese Zi-char & also Western Cuisine!!!
All halal, of course…
## After Thoughts ##
I guess it's really difficult to get only 1 type of ethnic food at any one eatery nowadays.
I mean the eateries are just having a too diverse & a too complicated menu…
Thus making them "Jack of All Trade but Master of None"…
## The Food ##
My Prata Plain Onion is blend & not very crispy…perhaps it's because of the fan right next to our table...
Hubby says there's very little onion in his 2 pieces of Prata Egg Onion & they tasted just so-so only.
The complementary Kari Ikan tasted blend, like Sambal Chili cooked with extra liquid & added a little more lime…it looks as red as that, too.
Our friend specially requested for a separate Ayam Kari ($3). There's no curry flavor in this dish though the Chicken is not tough (just a little dry). Definitely not the Indian Curry that we used to know…as if like the same red, Sambal-curry with added chicken or fish pieces upon request…though in a slightly bigger side plate.
Our friend also requested for Dhall to compliment her Prata Double Egg but it is not served.
The Mutton Soup is peppery, flavorful but a tad too powdery (if you know what I mean). The meat is tough, too. Hmm…funny that Sambal is served together with this soup…
It's very surprising that we need another cup of the hot beverages, as we don't usually do that. Wonder why we are so thirsty...especially when the drinks have nothing fantastic to shout about. We expected them to be more frothy…
## Conclusion ##
Hubby & I agree that we will not be back here anytime soon.
~ via Mobile…
PS: We are billed twice for the last 2 drinks after a little confusion of us reminding them to bring our drinks. Hubby walks over to clarify with the cashier & it's refunded.
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