Roti Jala
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Does anybody know where I can get roti jala?
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pls explain...
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can make ur own..damn nice..the geylang market has stalls selling them for breakfast..since it's on breakfast menus around
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wah..eat with rendang..
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Lazy... Besides, the curry how?Originally posted by Master -_-:can make ur own..damn nice..the geylang market has stalls selling them for breakfast..since it's on breakfast menus around
Geylang Serai Market ah... Which stall is it? Or many stalls have them?
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Hmmm it's like a crepe made from eggs and flour, with a bit of turmeric powder thrown in for the color. Nice and chewy, usually eaten with curry... or as campy says, rendang (but I've not tried that b4).Originally posted by soulwinner:pls explain... 
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curry can make or buy..Originally posted by MooKu:Lazy... Besides, the curry how?
Geylang Serai Market ah... Which stall is it? Or many stalls have them?
the temporary geylang market..u can saunter around the stalls..if all else fail, i can always make it for you
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I oredi say I lazy!!Originally posted by Master -_-:curry can make or buy..
the temporary geylang market..u can saunter around the stalls..if all else fail, i can always make it for you 
But you are going away... who is going to make it for me when you're not around anymore.
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Ok la ok la, on second thoughts, can gimme the recipe?
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then go take the picture, print it out and eat ahOriginally posted by MooKu:I oredi say I lazy!!
But you are going away... who is going to make it for me when you're not around anymore.
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*kick*Originally posted by Master -_-:then go take the picture, print it out and eat ah
eh morning is until what time... If I go at 11am, still have or not? -
http://www.thebatterplace.com/ourfood.htm[/url]
from Central Spore:
Envisioning steaming towers of luscious pancakes and creamy crepes, we were not disappointed when we stepped into the cafe's cosy interiors and caught the first whiff of the delicacies that owner/chef Winston Lee had prepared for us.
Tucked into a nondescript location in Goldhill Centre, The Batter Place is an establishment that has been whipping up its famous crepes since the 1970s in Holland Village. Its offerings had been savoured by celebrities like Fann Wong and David Gan, and it is with eager trepidation that we await our meal.
Starting off with the Hawaiian Turkey Ham Steak ($6.50), we were treated to a succulent ham and pineapple topped crepe that when paired with their propriety honey-butter instantly topped our 'Sinfully Divine' weekly top ten list. Another favourite was the Roti Jala ($6.50) which was composed of a paper-thin lacy pancake served with a generous portion of piping hot Indian curry. Their dessert selection is lovely, with the strawberry banana pancakes ($5.50/$4.80), one topped with a scoop of strawberry ice-cream and the other, pan-fried banana-stuffed and served with a warm coconut-based sauce, both pack quite a wallop.
No service charges and with value prices to boot, The Batter Place will make quite the divine and economical restaurant for that next date. -
pasir malam have i think.
sometimes. -
See snobbish is a food expert..
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If iam not wrong many malay stalls sells roti jala right? Very sinful but nice.
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Wad is Roti Jala.....?
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i seen it somewhere before...
they mix the batter, den pour it onto the mould with holes in it,
then turn round and round on the frying pan den when its rdy,
they take it up, roll it and mix with some sauce if im nt wrong
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i only ate before at a hotel buffet in m'sia
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SIngtel canteen at Orchard Rd ...
Geylang Serai
Pasar malam
Its heavenly..
But it not cost 6.50... its musch cheaper...
Its eaten with mutton or chicken curry...