The Roti Prata House

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PRATTTTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! is AWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMME!!!Ok now that i have emphasized my interest for awesome prata, here is another reason on why you should head down to this place is because the service is great and the food is awesome..They serve all kinds of prata over here.... Theres kaya prata, pizza prata and the coin prata...However, i went there one night... ate the plaster prata... Basically a bulls eye egg placed on top of a prata.... Wonderful

Prata for supper is certainly a popular pastime for Singaporeans to get fat. They catch up over several slices of prata and a good cuppa of iced coffee or iced milk tea. I am no exception. This branch is always popular and serves up lots of pratas very fast. I ordered 3 slices of plain prata and it came out piping hot and crispy just like every prata should be. It seemed a little smaller than usual although there are obviously inconsistencies. But still recommended

This has been coined the best crispy prata and recommended by The New Paper. Whoa! The pratas are really crispy, tastes uniquely different from the usual pratas sold everywhere. It's really hard to find good roti pratas nowadays, not even average tasting ones. Definitely one of best pratas I've ever tried! The teh ping was disappointing though. It was too sweet for my liking.

The FoodI always ordered the plain prata instead of egg prata as can taste the original flavour of the prata The prata is crispy and fluffy and literally dissolves in my mouth combined with the heavenly curry with the right level of spiciness.The ServiceAs I went on weekend night hence is so crowded because normally weekend night will be crowded. Service is quite good also as the food are served promptly even with so many peopleThe AmbienceThe shop is well ventilated and not so stuffy insideThe

Delicious crispy pratas just hits the right spot with almost anybody. I love the pratas from the roti Prata house as they are really good either alone or with the curry. The mee goreng is also not bad just that the food tends to be abit oily.the meal goes well with the all so famous teh Tarik or with a cup is lime juice. The environment is good for quick meals and food comes fast.

Look no further than The Prata House if you're in Thomson and are looking for supper. This 24 hour eating house will satisfy your hunger pangs any time of the day. I would personally go for the Prata which is of course their main business but there are many other dishes like mee goreng, Indian Rojak and more. From savory to sweet, they have it all. I've yet to try their ice cream pratas but it looks promising.My usual order would definitely include the plain Prata or kosong as the locals call it

FoodNot many prata shops in singapore do offered coin prata in their menu. I was searching high and low for good ones as well. This prata house is specialized in making prata as the shop name mentions. It is definitely worth your taste buds!Coin prata with chicken gravyThese coin pratas are indeed very cute and filling, cripsy as well. Served in a set with curry chicken. Curry is not as spicy as I thought. Big portion of chicken meat.ServiceLike other prata shop, you order and they will serve yo

This is called egg prata. Simple yet very tasty! The sauce is not very thick, it's enough for me to tear a small piece of prata then deep it into the bowl of curry and serve my self with it. For me I prefer to wash my hand very clean then use hand to eat instead. It's not because you can't use folk and knife but it's just because I like it better to use my hand. It feels better for meI like how they evenly distribute the egg inside the prata. Every bite I would has egg go with it. I always order

This is their milk prata! which costs $1+. Intially i thought it is fried with fresh milk and did not know that actually it is just plain prata with condensed milk on top. It was rather dissapointing as the staff should explain to me it should turn out like that. I just prefer their plain or added eggs prata! And the gravy they gave to dip is normal curry, not spicy type.

The Roti Prata House at Upper Thomson Road is easily accessible because there is a bus stop that is right infront of the shop. It has been there for quite some time already and the whole street is now filled with yummy food! The prata they sells there have many varies from sweet to savoury type. I ordered plain, with egg, with egg and cheese, crispy type! They are all range at a average price! I liked it because you can come over for supper, it is still open!

Judging by the crowd, you know this Roti Prata House sure is famous for its Roti Prata. Scan around and you will spot a lot of youngsters that really travel all the way to have their craving fix at Roti Prata House that open till midnight. There's a lot of choice to choose from. The ordinary Roti Prata plain and with egg are satisfying enough.If you are game for more, ham with cheese is one thumb up too!All in all, any kind of Roti Prata is crispy and with the curry - PERFECT, the Singaporean ch

You can easily spot this place from its big yellow sign board stating that it is the best crispy prata recommended by The New Paper.I ordered both the plain crispy prata and egg prata to try. Indeed the plain prata was crispy. However I did not enjoy it. If I am wrong it had a margarine taste which I do not like. The plain prata was also cold and hard. On the other hand, I enjoyed the egg prata as it was fresh, hot and fluffy.

Looking for cheap and good prata and at the same time must be crispy too? The Roti Prata House will answer all your above question and fulfill your wishes immediately. Roti Prata here are really crispy and fluffy, only make upon your order to ensure the crispyness and freshness is always there. The chicken curry sauce provided for their prata is equally delicious as well, which is thick curry gravy and not too spicy. The indian spices used in making the curry gravy is really fragrant. The w

Maybe that day i was quite suay into eating the er.. roti prata with lots of dough in it plus a little bit of egg. The curry is wonderfully good though! Always order a teh tarik or teh halia when you eat prata at Prata house because you end up really thirsty.I ordered a prata with egg and onion. Lots of onion, almost no egg, don't know where the egg go and I'm not very happy about that. As compared to other pratas i've eaten, this is not the best, but it's average. Sorry if i make it sound like

I intended to have some local food at Thomson nearby but it was closed on a Tuesday evening, so I trudged down to The Roti Prata House nearby for some local Indian delights.The prata was nice and fresh but mutton curry that came with it was a little too bland, so I asked for some fish curry instead. One recommended special thing for The Roti Prata is their homemade chilli sauce. I always eat roti prata, with either sugar or curry (fish/mutton), they have the chilli sauce for dip sauce, the chili