If you are not aware by now that Roti Prata is unique only to Singapore, check out Wiki. It evolved from Pakistani and Indian Paratha, and the different flavours (cheese, tissue, paper, ice-cream, etc) are only available in our very own hometown!



Crispy fragrant pratas with yummy curry. Nice! Who says you have to be a great cook to enjoy delicious home-cooked food?
I wish I can find ready-made Bak Chor Mee, Hokkien Mee, Fried Kway Teow and all the local delicacies here too...
3 comments:
ay your food pics making me hungry again...:}~~~~
i have a pack of that at home too! its taste almost as good as the real thing, easy to make and mess free!
Yah! I totally agree. We used to scooped lots of ice-cream on it to make our own ice-cream prata. Wahaha!
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