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2013-12-10
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After a long shopping day for furniture to cater our new home & some xmas shopping, we finally came to a stop to have a proper meal at Ah Mei Cafe. Ah Mei Cafe was located just beside Kopitiam in IMM building with limited seating space and its surrounding floor was rather dirty as beverages was spilled and was not properly cleared up.The dinner queue was not that long and beverages were served first while the pratas ordered required some time to be prepared. The beverages were thick especially i
Ah Mei Cafe was located just beside Kopitiam in IMM building with limited seating space and its surrounding floor was rather dirty as beverages was spilled and was not properly cleared up.
The dinner queue was not that long and beverages were served first while the pratas ordered required some time to be prepared. The beverages were thick especially its ice chocolate. Because of that, I had actually finished up the drink before my pratas came in.
Pratas were ready shortly with 2 places of curry provided. The curry were thick and spicy , very good! But it was kosong (Empty), no potatoes or some bites, just curry itself.
A total of 4 egg prata and 1 onion prata was ordered, the prata was make per order and were fresh and hot.
The prata was rather ordinary nothing to rave about unlike its quality and standard I had in one of its outlet in Chinatown Point years ago. They were so much different.
Take a closer look at the red portion of the Prata Bawang (onion), they are actually the onions used. I thought this was not the standard as onions were unusually chopped into finer pieces and wrapped/camouflaged by the prata.
Total Damage for 2 for dinner: $14.00Overall I find that although the standards of prata had dropped, it's still very good as a choice for dinner if we had run out of ideas what to eat next door (kopitiam). The popular dishes are their bryani and was so called worth a try, I will want to try them out during my next visit.
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