Jiuhu has roti prata goreng, very unhealthy

[Boonsiong]

 

[Boonsiong]

 

[glockman]

Looks interesting. Can buy the prata from the coffeeshop and make the goreng at home, with added ingredients.

 

[UltimaOnline]

Looks interesting. Can buy the prata from the coffeeshop and make the goreng at home, with added ingredients.

Singapore also already have lah, it's called Kothu Prata (ie. roti prata shredded and fried again with other ingredients).

Several eateries in Singapore sell Kothu Prata, a popular South Indian stir-fried shredded roti prata dish, with notable spots including Indian Tiffin Centre in Taman Jurong, Sakunthala's Restaurant, Gandhi Restaurant, and Prata Alley.
Notable Places to Find Kothu Prata in Singapore:

• Indian Tiffin Centre (Taman Jurong Food Centre): Known for authentic, affordable Tamil Nadu-style stir-fried kothu prata with egg or vegetables.
• Sakunthala's Restaurant (Multiple locations): Offers chicken and vegetable Kothu Prata options.
• Gandhi Restaurant (Chander Road): Known for its "legendary" spicy chicken or mutton kothu prata.
• Prata Alley (Clementi): Offers a variety of prata, including kothu prata.
• Jalan Kayu The Prata Cafe (Tanjong Katong): Specializes in a version with minced chicken and curry spices.
• Anjappar Singapore (Multiple locations): Known for traditional South Indian cuisine, including kothu parotta.
• Chettinadu Restaurant (Little India): Features Chettinad-style kothu parotta.
• KNS Suriya Eating House (Upper Serangoon): Offers egg kothu prata.
• Kumar Mess (Bukit Panjang): Serves various types of kothu parotta.

Kothu prata is often available at other local Indian-Muslim stalls that offer customized "chopped" prata upon request, though the places above are noted for having it as a standard menu item.

 

[nabeifuckpap]

 

[zhihau]

Can eat, don’t waste

 

[syed putra]

Looks interesting. Can buy the prata from the coffeeshop and make the goreng at home, with added ingredients.

Better than eating rice everyday.

 

[glockman]

Singapore also already have lah, it's called Kothu Prata (ie. roti prata shredded and fried again with other ingredients).

Several eateries in Singapore sell Kothu Prata, a popular South Indian stir-fried shredded roti prata dish, with notable spots including Indian Tiffin Centre in Taman Jurong, Sakunthala's Restaurant, Gandhi Restaurant, and Prata Alley.
Notable Places to Find Kothu Prata in Singapore:

• Indian Tiffin Centre (Taman Jurong Food Centre): Known for authentic, affordable Tamil Nadu-style stir-fried kothu prata with egg or vegetables.
• Sakunthala's Restaurant (Multiple locations): Offers chicken and vegetable Kothu Prata options.
• Gandhi Restaurant (Chander Road): Known for its "legendary" spicy chicken or mutton kothu prata.
• Prata Alley (Clementi): Offers a variety of prata, including kothu prata.
• Jalan Kayu The Prata Cafe (Tanjong Katong): Specializes in a version with minced chicken and curry spices.
• Anjappar Singapore (Multiple locations): Known for traditional South Indian cuisine, including kothu parotta.
• Chettinadu Restaurant (Little India): Features Chettinad-style kothu parotta.
• KNS Suriya Eating House (Upper Serangoon): Offers egg kothu prata.
• Kumar Mess (Bukit Panjang): Serves various types of kothu parotta.

Kothu prata is often available at other local Indian-Muslim stalls that offer customized "chopped" prata upon request, though the places above are noted for having it as a standard menu item.

That's great news bro, thanks for the info!! YES! we have it in SG!!!

 

[UltimaOnline]

That's great news bro, thanks for the info!! YES! we have it in SG!!!

Of course, Roti Prata belongs to Singapore as much as it does Matland. Only stupid envious Matlanders think they 'own' dishes and that Sg 'steals' dishes from Matland.