Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant

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Along the stretch of road opposite beauty world, there are a lot of variety of food choices to choose from in the late hours. One of which include the Al-Azhar restaurant which is very popular as it has the most crowd during the night. The good point about Al-Azhar is that not only does it have a wide range of food ranging from prata, thosai, naan, mee goreng to even western food. The waiting time for the food to be served is also very short which took about 5-7mins. We ordered several dishes wh

This stretch of restaurants along Cheong Chin Nam Road has a shadow of the roadside stalls in Malaysia or Indonesia. It has a distinctive and refreshing style as compared to the usual restaurants situated in shopping malls. The most popular restaurant and famous supper place is Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant where you can get your pratas, murtabaks and thosais.It was one of those unforgiving Singapore sunny days. The afternoon heat was almost unbearable, but luckily, the milk tea ($1.60+) I ordered

I came here with a few friends this afternoon for tea break as we were craving some pratas and one of them recommended this location just opposite Bukit Timah Shopping Centre. A detour had to be made because of the construction going on, but my friend assured us that it would be worth it.They had signboards after signboards of fancy drinks, but I decided to play safe by going with the Teh Tarik, but the iced version of it. It tasted smooth and not too sweet, so it was good Teh Tarik.The main hig

I had a plate of nasi goreng pattaya for $4.50. The pricing is quite reasonable. I was really hungry so it tasted quite yummy to me. The service here is quite slow but since I was with a group of friends, we were chatting and all so it did not really affect us. The chilli sauce was not a lot and the omelette wrapping the rice was a thin layer yet did not break easily. The grains of rice were moist and and sweet. Their menu is quite extensive with many choices.

I admit that I am a little adverse to eating Indian food because I always imagined them to be super spicy (hot & overly-fragrant) but this trip to Al Azhar totally changed my mind. My friend ordered the Thosai Masala ($2.20) and Teh Tarik ($1.00). I was so surprised that their serving is huge and yet their prices are so low! Seems like I've found my new budget meal location. Here is the Thosai Masala, it has three different dips. The yellow curry on the left is the more standard sort of curry i

Prata has always been my top priorty pick for supper. And this place always comes to my mind first whenever I’m in the area with supper timing.We ordered Prata Tissue, Egg Prata,Plain Prata, Cheese prata It gets messy, and crowded especially on weekend nights, I lost count how many times we’ve (group of friends) changed our minds whenever it looks like we’re not gonna get a seat anytime soon , let alone food. After queued for a while, the staff was kinda going at a slow pace and when our orders

I was at Bukit Timah a few days ago to try out this restaurant. my friend and I ordered the plain cheese prata, the egg and onion prata and the Roti John with chicken in it. This is the plain cheese prata. Well, this is special because the restaurant actually used shredded mozzarella cheese instead of normal cheese that people used for picnics. But then i was charge at a higher price for it. The taste was normal and after eating for the first few mouth, i get sick of the cheesy taste and make my

Al-Azhar has been around for quite some time and I grew up visiting this place since young. I believe this is one of the places a Singaporean will think of when the prata craving comes. Mozzarella cheese prata. It taste 10 times better than the normal cheese prata. Instead of the denser, thicker cheese, mozzarella is more gooey and chewy in texture. Palak Paneer is a dish I always have difficulties looking for at Indian restaurants/eateries. This dish is actually an awesome dip that goes well wi

Decided to visit yet another restaurant/cafe/coffeeshop for supper. This one is well-known in Bukit Timah, with lots of hungry Singaporeans visiting them even at night (don't they need to work??) Anyway, it serves a huge selection of dishes from Indian, Malay to even Thai food. Thai food with a local Indian touch. Anyway I ordered some weird fried rice that had tomato sauce. Very forgettable unfortunately but that's probably due to my order. Do get the iced milk tea. It's not diluted and tastes

I always frequent Al Alzhar for my prata fix whenever I am craving for it. They opened till 2.00am at night so it’s the only place I can think of for a late night supper. I happened to be around the corner on one of the morning of a weekend, so I decided to walk there to have my prata. It was pretty crowded even during the day and I had to wait a while before the waiter assigned me a seat. I ordered a cheese prata as well as an egg prata accompanied by a tea tarik. From their menu, they have lot

During my last visit to Al-Azhar, my friends and I tried their flavoured pratas - cheese/onion, egg prata and plain prata. We also tried their mutton naan. The pratas are not bad, my friend pointed out that they are not too oily but the flavoured ones does not have too strong flavours. For e.g. the cheese prata didnt have a very strong cheese taste and for a while we wondered what was that. Otherwise the pratas are good, crispy.The mutton naan is so-so. The mutton has a very strong smell and not

I’ve been coming to Al-azhar for many years, partially due to its location (its near to where I live) and partially due to the food. Normally I wouldn’t have thosai and naan for dinner, but at Al Azhar’s, you can. Their portions are GIGANTIC, so do share with somebody. And unlike some other Indian places, Al-Azhar serves a generous saucer of curry as well. This time round we also ordered the murtabak which 3 of us guys had trouble trying to finish! The only thing to note about Al-Azhar is it is

Prata tissue is quite nice. However, the fan was blowing strongly on our prata and almost half of the top part was blew away. Their service was kind off bad and they did not offer to replace a new one for us. Terrible. The teh cino is has a weird tea taste which I do not really enjoy it.

The tissue prata cost $2.20 while the egg prata cost $1.50 which came with a plate of curry. The tissue prata was very light and it is not recommended to eat under a fan which will blow your prata away. It was sugary and thick with flour at the bottom, also it was crispy and light on the stomach!The egg prata was like the usual ones, it was crispy on the outside and it is not very thick. The egg wasnt evenly spread out and concentrated on one side.

Nasi Goreng Kampung also known as Kampung Fried Rice. The spices in the fried rice are mixed and suited well together. Unlike other fried rice, ikan bilis or anchovies are added to bring out the kampung style fried rice. I would say that it is best eaten when it is spicy and hot.