Chinese, Malay or Indian style curry puffs?

• potong jalan

  8 Mar 05, 18:52

  Which type of curry puffs -- Chinese style (Like Old Chang Kee for instance), Malay style (The size of curry puffs are smaller but similar in appearances compared to the Chinese styles) or Indian style (The triangle ones) do you prefers the most?
  
  For me, I prefers Indian style curry puffs the most...
• huiz

  8 Mar 05, 18:59

  Originally posted by potong jalan:

  Which type of curry puffs -- Chinese style (Like Old Chang Kee for instance), Malay style (The size of curry puffs are smaller but similar in appearances compared to the Chinese styles) or Indian style (The triangle ones) do you prefers the most?
  
  For me, I prefers Indian style curry puffs the most...

  chinese ones for me...
  
  malay ones mostly potatoes inside & i prefer to have chicken bits in my curry puffs. chinese ones juz hav the chicken i want.
  
  indian ones r too flaky for me, i eat liao flakes of the pastry either stick to mouth or drop to the floor... so i think it is rather messy for me.
• Friday13

  9 Mar 05, 00:39

  I like curry puffs....all are nice to me...
  
  if i got to make a choice...
  I go for the indian triangle one....and must put alot of the chilli sauce...
  yum yum
• laurence82

  9 Mar 05, 00:44

  all of the above....
• PJ_Quek

  9 Mar 05, 22:35

  Malay curry puffs are known as "epok epok" if I am not wrong.
• Rockhound

  9 Mar 05, 22:37

  i like my own style...full of sardines and fillings...just anything i can throw in the fillings...(mixed veggies....mutton...watever arh...)
• Rockhound

  9 Mar 05, 22:38

  Originally posted by PJ_Quek:

  Malay curry puffs are known as "epok epok" if I am not wrong.

  and indian triangle one is called samosa...
• SGpork

  9 Mar 05, 22:43

  i think indian...nicer to me
  
  but actually...
  
  Anything also can
  
  TOng sha
• Ayla

  10 Mar 05, 16:45

  Ya, curry puffs are yummy but sinful...
  
  2 recomendations for you guys here...
  
  1 is at the Marine Parade market and the other is at a coffeeshop next to Ang Mo Kio Jubilee... Both stalls sell tasty Chinese curry puffs...
  
  Check it out!
  
  *drools*
• monkeybusiness

  10 Mar 05, 16:46

  i prefer the malay type with potatoes inside
• SGpork

  10 Mar 05, 16:48

  sinful ??
• BufPuf

  10 Mar 05, 16:53

  i like the curry puff @ my market
  
  got chicken bits..egg..
  
  fog-shu prefer the sardine 1..
  
  think is chinese style 1 lah..sell @ Western food stall
• elindra

  10 Mar 05, 16:55

  I like the malay ones with lots of fluffy potatoes. Best is the one made by my friend's mum with fluffy potatoes and egg
• plo30360

  13 Mar 05, 08:50

  The Indian "triangle curry puffs" are called samosas. My fav curry puff is from chang kee.
  
• PJ_Quek

  13 Mar 05, 15:46

  Originally posted by Ayla:

  Ya, curry puffs are yummy but sinful...
  
  2 recomendations for you guys here...
  
  1 is at the Marine Parade market and the other is at a coffeeshop next to Ang Mo Kio Jubilee... Both stalls sell tasty Chinese curry puffs...
  
  Check it out!
  
  *drools*

  The amk one is called "tip top" curry puff, one costs 90 cents? ( Should be around there )
  
  At Jubilee, Polar Curry Puffs in just a few shops away after the corner.
• Steph84

  17 Mar 05, 02:15

  For the Chinese one.. i prefer Old Chang Kee one.
  For the Malay kind, i prefer sardine one..
  As for the Indian type... i think it's too big for my liking.. cannot finish!!!!!
  
• sushibabe

  17 Mar 05, 11:19

  i like tip top curry puffs......i luv the slice of egg inside the curry puff...shiok......
• meltz

  17 Mar 05, 11:28

  chinese one i prefer it with potato, chicken and egg. The one at AMK is the best . so hot and spicy better than old CK
  
  malay one i like the sadine one....... spicy also
  
  indian one i like mutton and potato .... more unique
  eat when i am sick of chicken....