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2013-11-24
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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
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 looked attractive after pouring the Chocolate Syrup, I wondered how the Prata Man handle such huge slice of flat serving. We felt like eating biscuit, light and healthy biscuit. Taste was robust, tongue was pampered by the sweetly and crusty sensation. It was perfect to eat while just ready, $2.80 for plain Paper Prata and additional $1.00 for topping. Cheap and pleasant supper-ing, we enjoyed.
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