Prata Wala (Closed)

After a long shopping fun trip with my friend, I decided to stop by this Prata shop to have a simple dinner. Had two pieces of plain pratas ($1.20 each and minimum 2 pieces per purchase). It took the chef above ten minutes to prepare my pratas before is ready for my pick up from their counter. The pratas are fluffy and light, and also not too oily as well. I was served with their fish curry sauce which is thick and not too spicy. Service staffs here are friendly and the shop is spacious and co

Prata Wala has become a chain of indian restaurants, regularly visited by indians and both chinese alike. The highlight of the restaurant includes of course the traditional roti prats and other more traditional indian cuisine such as paneh and all types of indian curry.I ordered their cheapest, garlic naan at $3.80. i have heard many raving good reviews about the naan and decided to try, hoping that there will not be too high an expectation.truly it has lived up to its reputation! the naan was t

Prata Wala had its catchy name, offered both main course and snacks with kitchen enclosed to public. Self-service basis, we need to pay first as we ordered. Given a buzz dongle, we waited to be notified. It was first time I was eating Indian Cuisine without ordering something spiciness.Mamak fresh-brewed Teh was the one we cannot neglected, three of us had our Iced and Hot Teh C. Hot version was always cheaper, $1.80 whereas Iced Tea was $2.50. So, we shared it, crisp thinly piece of Prata. It

I met a friend at Bishan Junction 8, Prata Wala has a new branch at Junction 8 basement, it replaces the original Ajiesen Ramen(moved to another side) after renovation. Both of us like prata so we decided to go in. It was quite full house during the dinner time, but luckily we met some friends and secured the seat.Murtabak Chicken($8.50) - 1st time I had murtabak in Singapore. It is different from the one I tried in Malaysia, this version is thinner but taste quite good. The skin is crispy and g

Suddenly have the craving to have pratas for dinner and decided to check out the pratas from this famous prata outlet. Restaurant was quite crowded and business was really good! I have ordered their all time signature plain pratas, which took around fifteen minutes before my food is ready. THe pratas were quite crispy and chewy, they are also not too oily as well. The curry was really thick and fragrant, was quite surprise it was not too spicy as well. At $1.30 per piece, quite affordable.

As its name tells, Prata Wala specializes in serving Prata and Indian dishes such as Thosai, Murtabak and Uttapam. Sometimes I wondered how to flip the dough just like the expert Prata Man, a skill that not everybody can do it. It was not my first time visiting Prata Wala, yet it was my first time to eat Uttapam (costed $3.20). A thick pancake which was a crepe-like pizza with ingredients wrapped inside. Not oily at all, it tasted a bit like Thosai, the fillings was solid and satisfied. Dipping

The FoodI ordered the Chicken Briyani Rice ($6.50) that comes with Achar and Papadom. The basmati rice was a little bland but the savoury and fragrant curry enhance the taste. Even though the curry was a bit oily but overall I still like the taste as is thick and aromatic. The papadom was really crispy and awesome too.The PriceReasonably priced at $6.50 for decent portionOverallI will definitely come back again to try other dishes and highly recommended to try this!

Prata Wala Cafe is a welcome addition to Junction 8 Shopping Mall's basement food hall that is directly linked to Bishan MRT. The Cafe has a casual, warm & homely vibe with its wood panelled walls, lamps suspended from the ceiling and two neat rows of tables with a mix of cushioned seats against the wall, chairs and stools. When we dropped by on a weekend, the place was abuzz with activity as customers were tucking into their food while two chefs were busy at work in the show kitchen and two sta