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Prata Alley Review: Hipster Prata Cafe With Pizza Prata And Maggie Murtabak At Clementi

Prata Alley serves pizza prata and maggi murtabak More and more prata restaurants have been coming up with new twists to their dishes of late, such as salted caramel apple prata and prata with M&M’s hidden inside. We heard Prata Alley is one of those places offering unique prata combinations, so we decided to check it …

By Dining DeskSingapore3 min read
Prata Alley Review: Hipster Prata Cafe With Pizza Prata And Maggie Murtabak At Clementi

New Hipster Prata Cafe In Clementi - Prata Alley Food at Prata Alley We got our Milo Zilla ($4.80) first while waiting for the rest of the dishes. It came in a huge glass, topped with Milo powder, strawberry and chocolate ice-cream, and was garnished with rainbow sprinkles.

While the addition of ice-cream was good, the chocolate ice-cream made it too chocolatey for me. On the inside, it was stuffed with mozzarella, mushrooms, bits of chicken, capsicums, pineapple, olives, and Bolognese sauce.

The skin was not too thick, making it easy to tear apart with our fork and spoon. The base was savoury and complemented by the sweet and juicy pineapple chunks. The mozzarella cheese melted but it wasn’t as stringy as we thought it would be.

The chicken bits were tender and gave more texture to the dish, while the chicken pepperoni made every bite more savoury. We were amazed that the pizza components went well with the prata dough.

It was quite meh on its own but it was so much better when dipped into fish curry. We couldn’t taste the fish curry at first but the spiciness kicked in later at the back of our throats and it was quite addictive.

Another chef’s specialty, The Big John ($8.90) lives up to its name with its huge size. The chef makes this with baguette instead of regular French loaf used in typical roti john as its exterior is more crusty and it has a soft and spongy interior.

Don’t be fooled by its plain exterior as the loaf is packed with slices of mutton bistik , marinated with their house-made spices. Ambience at Prata Alley Located in 321 Clementi shopping mall, it’ll be hard to miss the restaurant as they have a contrasting neon light signboard at its entrance.

The restaurant is very spacious and there are plenty of seats available. The service was good, and their staff was very friendly and attentive to shoppers.

The chef’s specialties are only available from 11am onwards, so head over for a filling lunch with your friends or folks. Even if I don’t see myself travelling all the way to Clementi for this, I’d definitely drop by with my friends for a good brunch if I happen to be around the area.

Oh, and the neon signboard is pretty hip so you can definitely add another photo to your Instagram feed.

Key facts
  • Who: Prata Alley · Clementi · New Hipster Prata Cafe · Prata Alley Food
  • Money: $4.80 · $4.70 · $12.90 · $6
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