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Big Street Review – Supper Hangout Spot With Chili Crab And Salted Egg Yolk Prata

Big Street along Jalan Besar We found a new place that brings local fusion to a whole new level – and with prata.

By Dining DeskSingapore2 min read
Big Street Review – Supper Hangout Spot With Chili Crab And Salted Egg Yolk Prata

This sounded way too atas for us at first, but boy were we in for a real treat. Big Street - Salted Egg And Chili Crab Prata Supper Place In Singapore The exterior of Big Street looks liked a scene taken out of an 80s movie.

Yet, the interior was surprisingly modern and exquisitely furnished. Best part was when we learnt that it closes at 3am.

That’s right, sounds like neighbour Swee Choon will be facing some stiff competition. We first ordered the Chilli Crab Prata Wrap that we’ve heard much about.

For $12 , we found it quite reasonably priced. We were also surprised to find big chunky bits of crab in the chilli crab sauce, making it taste super yummy and even more value-for-money!

Chili crab in prata wrap, $12 But of course we didn’t stop there, we had to try some of their other creative prata innovations such as their salted egg yolk prata, mushroom soup with prata stick, chicken and mushroom prata as well as their chilli crab coin prata. Salted egg yolk prata, $6 Mushroom soup with prata stick $6 Chili crab coin prata, $28 for 9 coins + chili crab meat sauce The staff in addition recommended that we try out some of their traditional local food.

We thought the concept of a tasting platter was interesting since it comprised of a small portion of 3 different local delicacies to give tourists an idea of how each dish tastes like! Tasting portion of Satay, hokkien mee and chilli crab coin prata Big Street definitely exceeded our expectations.

Key facts
  • Who: Big Street · Chili · Jalan Besar We · Prata
  • Money: $12 · $6 · $28
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