Rosalind WongVery decent Prata. Unlike most Prata stalls, this one gave me the impression it's clean and organised. The stall is brightly lit, the there's little clutter. Cooking is done deep within the stall, so there's no mess to be seen. I ordered an egg Prata and requested for it to be crispy. I was given a buzzer which is very rare for most Prata stalls. And egg Prata is $2.20. A single plain Prata is $1.50. I was offered the choice of chicken or fish curry and I chose the usual fish curry. Al Madina's fish curry is rich and thick, not watery like most. My simple supper was satisfying and I'm glad to find a new Prata outlet that serves decent food.
ShiMinQuite liked it as enjoyed! Definitely just found this NEW Al-Madina famous prata corner one of the unique and prominent coffeeshop, who has an outlet at Blk 494, has added another outlet in our town. They had recently opened just close to my home in my neighborhood. As long as while you can get 1 min (40 m) within walking distance here, now available at Blk 844 coffeeshop, taking over the Malay food option and Satay stalls. I just hither around noon for a brunch. Yet I haven't been a try for their diverse food not as of yet. Just visit here and take a look at the signboard and overall experience. Optimistically, as well, these must-try spots. Highly recommended!
SY YongThe egg prata is crispy on the outside and yet soft and fluffy on the inside, the curry sauce also on point 👍🏻
