"Best eats: Coin prata as crisp and flaky as Danish pastry at Sin Ming Road
In this week’s Makan Kakis, GOLD 905 DJ Denise Tan tries out Sin Ming Roti Prata Faisal & Aziz Curry Muslim Food’s popular dish and discovers it all makes perfect cents.
It's one of the most popular hawkers foods with roots in India and it’s embraced in countries across Southeast Asia. It’s a potent combination of carbs, fat, sugar and spice that’s flipped, fried and dipped, with a whole bunch of variations that boggle the mind. From plaster to bomb to tissue and beyond, who can resist roti prata?
Forgive the pun (and Swingers movie reference), but each delectable disc of fried dough was “so money”. And it made perfect cents – err, sense – after finding out what the guys from Sin Ming Roti Prata Faisal & Aziz Curry Muslim Food do.
I tried two of their most popular. Firstly, the chicken curry (S$4 for a basic set of six coin prata), which was smooth, creamy and slightly sweet, with a gentle heat. Tomatoes coloured and thickened the red gravy, which clung lovingly to all the textures of the coin prata. The little coils of prata I tore off were wonderfully absorbent scoops for transferring the tasty gravy to my mouth. Just add S$4 to the basic set for a generous piece of chicken leg."
Ok. Just read n enjoy! Join me at the Sin Min Roti Prata!
Sin Ming Roti Prata is located at 24 Sin Ming Road, Jin Fa Kopitiam, #01-51, Singapore 570024. It's open every day, 630am to 6.30pm (but take note that it's closed on alternate Fridays).
In this week’s Makan Kakis, GOLD 905 DJ Denise Tan tries out Sin Ming Roti Prata Faisal & Aziz Curry Muslim Food’s popular dish and discovers it all makes perfect cents.
It's one of the most popular hawkers foods with roots in India and it’s embraced in countries across Southeast Asia. It’s a potent combination of carbs, fat, sugar and spice that’s flipped, fried and dipped, with a whole bunch of variations that boggle the mind. From plaster to bomb to tissue and beyond, who can resist roti prata?
Forgive the pun (and Swingers movie reference), but each delectable disc of fried dough was “so money”. And it made perfect cents – err, sense – after finding out what the guys from Sin Ming Roti Prata Faisal & Aziz Curry Muslim Food do.
I tried two of their most popular. Firstly, the chicken curry (S$4 for a basic set of six coin prata), which was smooth, creamy and slightly sweet, with a gentle heat. Tomatoes coloured and thickened the red gravy, which clung lovingly to all the textures of the coin prata. The little coils of prata I tore off were wonderfully absorbent scoops for transferring the tasty gravy to my mouth. Just add S$4 to the basic set for a generous piece of chicken leg."
Ok. Just read n enjoy! Join me at the Sin Min Roti Prata!
Sin Ming Roti Prata is located at 24 Sin Ming Road, Jin Fa Kopitiam, #01-51, Singapore 570024. It's open every day, 630am to 6.30pm (but take note that it's closed on alternate Fridays).
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