The Food Adventure Guide: Where To Eat In Singapore
Casuarina Curry Restaurant (a.k.a. The Prata Shop)
4Sep2006 Filed under: Asian Cuisine, Indian, North Indian Author: Restaurant Guide126 Casuarina Rd
Singapore 579514
Tel: 6455 9093
Fax: 6455 1230
The Casuarina Curry Restaurant has long been known to serve among the best prata in Singapore. It boasts a variety of unique prata, including the super crispy rectangular prata, pratas with fillings like chocolate, strawberry, corn, milk, durian and banana. If you are nt so much into the adventurous type, just get the usual plain prata, egg prata or onion prata with a serving of curry of your choice. A set menu is also available, where you select one item from each of the different categories of food, which includes dishes such as Chicken Masala, Mutton Curry, Fish Head Curry, and Sotong Sambal.
Recommended:
- Mushroom Cheese & Chicken Floss Prata
- Fish Head Curry
- Teh-Chino
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The sometimes damsel in distress » Blog Archive » Happy day
July 21st, 2007 at 4:55 pm
[...] party was great, held at a condo poolside. Free-flow wine. Roti prata for dinner (the famous Casuarina prata man came personally to make fresh prata, made to order, for guests. Lana chocolate cake for [...]
jonathan canlas
April 12th, 2009 at 11:03 am
just got back from being in singapore for 5 days. we ate there everyday for breakfast. the prata is out of this world. it helped that we were staying 2 streets down on casuarina walk…the staff is way friendly as well. we ordered the prata regular, onion, chili, cheese and sausage, chocolate, strawberry, garlic and the one that is like a crepe that has 3 dipping sauces (can’t remember the name). and the lime juice is to die for.