ABBEY: The first prata I had
was given to me by my housemate. It's like a lumpia wrapper but softer and
thicker. Innocent as I was, I asked how to eat it. Tear a bit and dip in the
curry. It is a finger-food but it's greasy so I opted to use fork and knife.
Wilma easily like it too. Plain prata costs .60 sgd in a nearby hawker. Other
variations have eggs, banana, hotdogs, and chocolate.
WILL: Prata? Anyone? Well, i am not a big fan of prata until we came across at this store of prata named Indian Muslim Food. This is located 5 mins walk from Punggol MRT, near at Sheng Siong.
As always, they have a long queue. I tasted their plain and cheese prata. The curry sauce is just perfect. Not too spicy, not that thick. ;)
If you will go here, dont forget to drop by and buy some. You will never regret it.
WILL: Prata? Anyone? Well, i am not a big fan of prata until we came across at this store of prata named Indian Muslim Food. This is located 5 mins walk from Punggol MRT, near at Sheng Siong.
As always, they have a long queue. I tasted their plain and cheese prata. The curry sauce is just perfect. Not too spicy, not that thick. ;)
If you will go here, dont forget to drop by and buy some. You will never regret it.
I haven't tasted Prata yet. I haven't heard that kind of food from my boyfriend. :D Mukhang masarap ah!
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