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Srisun Express Review: 24-Hour Prata House With Massive Drink Towers and Unique Prata

Srisun Express serves unique prata and drink towers all day Update: Srisun Express’ Kovan outlet has closed down, but you can still find them at 56 Serangoon Garden Way, Singapore 555952. Sometimes it’s hard to decide on where to eat with a big group of friends, especially when you’re out late and every food place in m…

By Wine & Spirits DeskSingapore3 min read
Srisun Express Review: 24-Hour Prata House With Massive Drink Towers and Unique Prata

Srisun Express - Three-litre Milo Tower And Unique Prata At Kovan Food at Srisun Express Forget beer towers, Srisun Express offers drink towers that hold up to three litres of kopitiam -favourites including iced Milo, bandung, iced teh-si and more! We ended up getting an I ced Milo Tower ($16+) to share and I was pleasantly surprised by how the Milo was not watered down at all.

After a couple of cups, the effects of gravity were inevitable and the Milo kicked off to separate, with the bottom of the tower being super concentrated. Shaking this three litre tower myself was too daunting but thankfully, the waiters at Srisun Express were very accommodating and helped us shake the tower when we asked.

Prata Bom with Cheese ($4.50+) is the perfect prata for all cheese lovers out there. This combined with the savoury, stretchy cheese made for a unique prata.

If you’re not into the whole sweet-salty savour combination and would prefer your prata to be strictly savoury, I suggest you pass on this. Kaya Prata ($2.50+) was the most intriguing of the lot.

We were pretty underwhelmed when the dish arrived, especially since we had assumed it would be a prata with a rich chilli paste or sauce folded into it. Instead, it was prata that contained thick slices of green chilli and some thinner slivers of red chilli. The prata was crisp without being too oily while the green chilli had a more capsicum-like savour so it was not overly spicy.

Thankfully, the rich curry that came on the side was enough to compensate for the otherwise plain prata. Like the chilli prata, the M ango Prata ($2.50+) was also a disappointment. Ice Cream Paper Prata ($7+) is sure to excite the inner child in everyone.

This is one sugar-loaded dessert and I don’t even want to think about the number of calories in one serving, but it was worth it nonetheless. Just be sure to finish this fast so that the tissue prata doesn’t get too soggy from the melting ice-cream.

Another bonus of dining here is that when you spend over $30, you get to spin their “wheel of fortune”. The verdict Overall, Srisun Express is a good prata joint that can accommodate groups of different sizes at any time of the day. Though their unique prata flavours can be a hit or miss, you can’t go wrong with the usual prata and iced Milo combi!

Key facts
  • Who: Srisun Express · Prata · Srisun Express’ Kovan
  • Money: $16 · $4.50 · $2.50 · $2
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