Roti Prata I/Cream

• Ajen

  1 Aug 09, 13:32

  Anyone tried Roti Prata Ice Cream before?

  How does it taste like?

  & the location of the shop thats selling the food?

• FireIce

  1 Aug 09, 13:33

  ice-cream prata?
  taste like ice-ream + prata loh
  nothing fantastic lah
  and overpriced
  u can buy kosong prata, go 7-11 buy a tub of ice-cream and go mix together at home

• Ajen

  1 Aug 09, 13:38

  okay i'll try both xD shop and homemade prata.

• AEW5001

  1 Aug 09, 13:39

  i prefer prata with egg

  anw, ts ah, how does prata w cream taste?

• Ajen

  1 Aug 09, 13:42

  havent taste before.

  thats why i created new thread for this xD

  if im not wrong, along Jalan Kayu got the infamous Prata Shop is it?

  heard that they're selling variety of pratas.

• AEW5001

  1 Aug 09, 13:43

  if e prata is fried too oily, i dont feel it fits w ice-cream..

• Ajen

  1 Aug 09, 13:45

  maybe they use veggie oil?

• AEW5001

  1 Aug 09, 13:47

  Originally posted by Ajen:

  maybe they use veggie oil?

  
  that depends on wat type of oil e vendor uses..

• MyPictureBook

  1 Aug 09, 13:55

  lol abit pointless, prata is prata because it goes with curry

• Forbiddensinner

  1 Aug 09, 15:27

  Originally posted by Ajen:

  Anyone tried Roti Prata Ice Cream before?

  How does it taste like?

  & the location of the shop thats selling the food?

  http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore/mr_prata_evans_road/

  http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore/spize_the_makan_place_river_valley/

  http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore/al_ameen_eating_house_bukit_timah/

  Here is another type of prata for you :

  http://www.ica.gov.sg/news_details.aspx?nid=2899

• lianamaster

  8 Aug 09, 09:02

  I think it's something I will try but only once... the combi sounds weird.

• marcteng

  9 Aug 09, 19:28

  

  A listing of where you can find this iconic Singaporean food, albeit with a twist.
  
  Singapore, August 7, 2009 - Roti prata is a round pancake often eaten with chicken, mutton or fish curry or plain, with sugar.

  Indigenous to India, roti prata was brought to Singapore by Indian immigrants.

  A ball of dough is twirled and flattened to paper thinness to make prata.

  Variations such as egg prata and cheese prata are highly popular in Singapore.

  Along the way, varieties appeared: You can order a plaster (with the egg on the prata), tissue (crispy prata folded into a cone) and the bomb (with extra ingredients).

  LUCKY PRATA
  WHERE: 83/85 Jalan Sultan
  OPEN: 11am to 3am
  CONTACT: 6298 2252

  The ice-cream prata here is crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside.

  Dribbled with chocolate and strawberry sauce and topped with rainbow sprinkles, it looks nothing traditional, but the prata is light and authentic.

  Their best-selling buttery coin prata – prata folded into a bite-sized coin and dipped in mayonnaise – is also a fun treat.

  CASUARINA CURRY
  WHERE: 136 Casuarina Rd
  OPEN: 7am to 12am
  CONTACT: 6455 9093

  THASEVI FOOD EATING SHOP
  WHERE: 237/239 Jln Kayu
  OPEN: opens 24 hours
  CONTACT: 6481 1537

  THE PRATA PLACE
  WHERE: 1 Thong Soon Ave
  OPEN: 7am to 12am
  CONTACT: 6459 5670

  THE ROTI PRATA HOUSE
  WHERE: 246 Up Thomson Rd
  OPEN: 7am to 1am Sundays to Thursdays, open 24 hours Fridays and Saturdays
  CONTACT: 6459 5260

  AL-AMEEN FOOD COURT
  WHERE: 484 Changi Rd
  OPEN: 3pm to 4.30am
  CONTACT: 6441 9120