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I always wanted to try Indian version of Western Food and I went to this popular Roti Prata stall opposite Bukit Batok MRT. It was mid afternoon and inside the eatery was very warm and stuffy, despite they switch on air cooler. There was Mutton Steak and Mutton Chop on the menu board. The stall uncle told me that Mutton Chop was the one with french fries. The price was $6, similar to hawker centre's Western Food stall. The Mutton Chop was delivered to my table after about 15 minutes. The amount

The mouth-watering curry mutton attracted me, so I ordered the Malay food as shown in above picture because it is very tasty and extremely reasonable food with friendly staff too.Although I knew that this restaurant offer good murtabak or roti prata, I still prefer their curry mutton rice & potato and I'll not eat Tom Yam Soup during lunch time with my technician because it is not good to drink sour soup when you are hungry, which being taught by my parents during school days.

Ever since my last visit here, I've been dying to come back to try out other dishes on their menu! This time I came to try out their Chicken Murtabak ($6)! Honestly, it's my first time trying Murtabak so I don't really have a benchmark to compare to. But overall it tasted really good with a chewy outer layer similar to egg prata and a generously filled delicious chicken bits inside. I enjoyed my visit a lot and service was prompt as well. For its huge portion and taste, it's worth all the price

This halal coffee shop selling Indian and Thai Muslim food was introduced to me by my Indian food buddy as he works around Bukit Batok area. If I were to pass by the shop, I wouldn't have known that we can actually go upstairs to the 2nd level. It's a lovely hidden gem place with good air conditioning. The menu is pretty extensive considering it's a little coffee shop stall. I love how it's a picture menu as it's easy to help me to decide what to order. Since I've been craving for some good basm

I paid $8.30 for these 2 items and 2 drinks. The tissue prata costs $2.50. It was surprisingly filling but was extremely sweet. It was completely coated with sugar on the inside. For the sambal chicken, it was quite spicy and extremely oily. The gravy seemed to be made up of oil as I could see a thick layer of oil on the surface. The person who took our order had a black face throughout like we owed him money. He sounded rather irritable. The guy who served us the food was still alright. They sh

The teh ping (~$1.50) is a tad too sweet to my liking. The mee goreng (~$5) is quite spicy but still tolerable. The portion is quite large and is very filling. Perhaps 2 small eaters can share a plate of noodles. Their curry is not spicy which I wish it is.. The roti prata (~$1) is a little crisp at the edges and is best eaten when served hot and dipped into the curry. It is a good supper place to go especially if you live around that area.

the chicken biryani is much better than the mutton one. the mutton one was too gamey and reeked of mutton musk. the chicken on tasted more "civilised" and was well balanced. it was pretty spicy and the rice was nice and separate. basmati rice is not sticky so they should be separate. the rice is nicely spiced. some cucumbers on the side to cool the palate. quick efficient service. about $6.50

Mufiz is the most frequent muslim stall i've been going for the past few years. It's located at the heart of bukit batok central, just beside the mrt station. I like their food there and the staffs there are also very friendly and cheerful. However sometimes the food they serve kinda depends on their mood. I always order roti prata at Mufiz, sometimes it tasted so crispy and good. But sometimes, the roti prata tasted not as well. However overall, it's still quite nice. Other than that, their ch