12 May 2015 Tuesday

Finally I tried "Roti Prata"!! 

"Roti Prata" is a round pancake, often eaten with mutton or fish curry. It is sold mostly by Indian Muslims at coffeeshops and hawker centres, and it is most often eaten for breakfast.

The Roti Prata belongs to a group of breads which are indigenous to India. They are brought to Singapore by Indian immigrants.

Luckily, there is one of the most famous stalls near my house. "Rahmath Cheese Prata" at Toa Payoh Vista Food Ctr is listed in "Makansutra" book.

I took away one plain(S$0.9) and cheese prata(S$2.0), they came with a bowl of curry, the total cost was only S$2.9! They were very very tasty!!! They tasted like naan or pizza, and the curry was also super yummy!!

I will come back and get them again soon:)