The bliss of living in Singapore with the many ethnic groups – eating different kinds of dishes made by different people!
This prata shop is quite hard to find, make a round around Goldhill Plaza and you’ll find it in a small coffeeshop which is selling cai fan as well.

I haven’t tasted such good plain prata in a well~ It has this flakey crispy outer layer and after eating your plate will have lots of these crispy burnt bits which is really yummy.. surprisely ,the plate wasn’t oily after eating~

Their pratas with filling are really square and neat. Cut into squares for convenience sake, it reminds me of HK thick toast. :p We had the egg cheese mushroom prata and a chicken mutarbak. Both of them looked the same on the outside, were decent and retained a nice level of crispiness but i would say that the plain one is much more tradtional and value for money.. hehe.
I miss the Indian-ness in indian curries and eating with my hands though.. not forgetting prata with sugar.. the taste of my childhood.
1 Goldhill Plaza
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5 March, 2008 at 6:56 am
yea some unauthentic chinese prata shop but it does tastes much better than lots of indian pratas..hehe muackx see u 2morrow
5 March, 2008 at 9:18 am
ye~ no like those kind of indian prata oily oily and no crispy~ waste of $ and stomach space~
5 March, 2008 at 1:24 pm
waaahh a non-oily prata so rare haha. where exactly is goldhill plaza?
5 March, 2008 at 2:11 pm
it’s near novena..
8 March, 2008 at 10:20 am
wow, seldom we see chinese prata yeah? hahaha
btw, i’m kind of suah-ku, goldhill plaza is near novena where ar?
8 March, 2008 at 12:06 pm
http://sg.pagenation.com/sin/Goldhill%20Plaza_103.8427_1.3183.map
walking distance from novena mrt. (: