The good ole prata! The perfect breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even supper treat. It's local favourite since forever and needs no further introduction. You've probably had your fair share of prata before but perhaps you're hoping to take it up a notch. We've rounded up 6 best prata in Singapore (in no particular order) from the most famous spots to the hidden gems as shared by YOU, our followers - lets go!
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1. Prata Wala
Prata Wala is a quick-service, Indian restaurant which provides delicious, affordable Indian cuisine in a modern setting and is known for their impressive menu that offers delights like Chicken Tikka and Biryani to say the least. But you have to order their delicious prata before trying anything else! It's easy to tear and is super addictive when paired with their iconic fish curry.
Prata Wala
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address & opening hours: Click here for the full list!
2. Saffrons
Home to some of the best nasi briyani in Singapore, Saffrons is the best place to be for Indian food - and this include their very own versions of various dishes like bee hoon and kway teow! Not to mention, it's a must-visit for some of the best prata ever (it's true, most of our team says so too!).
Saffrons
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address & opening hours:
- 190 Lor 6 Toa Payoh 01-526 | 8 am - 9pm
- 23 Swan Lake Ave | 6am - 2am
- 201D Tampines St 21 01-1163 | 24hrs
3. Master Prata Alexandra
Master Prata Alexandra (arguably) has the best prata plaster in Singapore! It's crispy on the outside and soft and buttery on the inside. Something alot of diners appreciate about the prata here is the fact that they give them a bang for their buck - reasonably sized and therefore, value-for-money!
Master Prata Alexandra
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 321 Alexandra Road, Mall, #01-02 Alexandra Central, Singapore 159971
Opening hours: Daily; 10am - 12am
4. Alif Restaurant
Are you a fan of fluffy and doughy prata? Then you'd better pay a visit to Alif Restaurant in Bukit Batok known for their soft prata texture and fragrant curry to match! Diners also appreciate the specialty variations like Onion Prata and Cheese Prata - it's been quoted to have a good "grease-ratio".
Alif Restaurant
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address: 374 Bukit Batok Street 31, #01-204, Singapore 650374
Opening hours: Daily; 5am - 9pm
5. Haji Kadir
Known for their famous Sup Tulang, Haji Kadir is a favourite among Easties and those living in the Central (Centries?). If you need some ideas on what to order, their prata telur with fish curry! It's super crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
Haji Kadir
Halal status: Muslim-owned
Address & opening hours: Click here for the full list!
Special Mentions
6. R.K. Eating House
Here's a popular spot for those who are fans of Prata Banjir, Tsunami etc, etc! Essentially, you can enjoy your prata doused in lots of curry (hence the name of the prata sounding like a flood). If you like your prata crispy and would rather dip instead of flood it with curry, you can still enjoy all the delicious goodness the original brings!
R.K. Eating House
Halal status: Halal-certified
Address: 1 Kensington Park Rd, Singapore 557253
Opening hours: Daily; 24 hours
Did your favourite spot make it on the list? If not, let us know! We're always eager to know what our readers think.
