Indian Muslim Food

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. 

The Old Stall - Punggol

ABBEY:
I'm allergic to prawn and squid. But I want to overcome this so I decided to try fried ho kien mee. The shop is located at a hawker near Shengsiong-Punggol branch.
The dish is cooked as you order. You can even watch it at a glass window. The price starts at 4sgd to 8sgd; depends how much do you want to eat. They also serve fried quay teow, carrot cake, mee rebus, and many more.
Once in a while we dine in there before going at the grocery.

WILL: Love at first sight(taste) hehe, that is my love affair with Fried Hok Kien Mee. One sunday afternoon, I saw a banner on our way to Sheng Shiong market and asked Abbey if we can eat some of those for 3pm snack.
      From there, we keep coming back to buy and indulge on this local Singapore food. The meal costs no more than $5. ;)