Both the coffees were good. Right blend of milk n coffee. I wanted gado-gado but not available😒 So, we had a bowl of lontong & mi soto instead. The mi soto gravy is thick but nice. Not sweet 👍. The black sambal kicap is not spicy so think can be adjusted with just bit more pinch of salt to blend with the gravy. The lontong texture is smooth & soft👍, not dry & hard. The gravy is mild. Mix the gravy with the sambal, it gives a different tastes & I like it better. Not very spicy but you know you are eating sambal 😂. Will come back for mi goreng & prata ....😊

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Mr Teh Tarik Express is a well-established halal-certified chain in Singapore, known for its extensive menu of Indian and Malay dishes, as well as its signature beverage, teh tarik. Since its inception in 2004 as a beverage kiosk in the Central Business District, it has expanded to over 20 outlets across the island. **Menu Highlights:** - **Prata Varieties:** Options range from plain and egg prata to more inventive choices like cheese, mushroom, and banana chocolate prata. - **Murtabak and Chapati:** Offers mutton, chicken, and sardine murtabak, as well as chapati served with dahl or keema. - **Nasi Lemak:** Features combinations such as fish fillet with begedil, kuning fish, and chicken cutlet with fish cake. - **Briyani and Rice Dishes:** Includes mutton, chicken, and fish briyani, along with rice served with various meats and curries. - **Beverages:** A wide selection of drinks, including teh tarik, kopi tarik, and specialty beverages like teh halia (ginger tea) **Customer Reviews:** At the SingPost Centre outlet, patrons have praised the delicious and well-presented food, noting that portion sizes offer good value for money. The establishment is described as hygienic, with friendly staff and prompt service. However, some customers have mentioned that the food can cool quickly due to the central air conditioning. The Northpoint City branch is highlighted for its authentic Malaysian meals, offering traditional favorites like nasi lemak and roti canai, as well as modern dishes such as curry laksa and mee goreng. The atmosphere is described as warm and inviting, complemented by friendly Overall, Mr Teh Tarik Express offers a diverse menu of local favorites at reasonable prices. While experiences can vary by location, many patrons find it a convenient and satisfying option for halal Indian and Malay cuisine in Singapore. The photo was taken at Artra Redhill outlet.

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Have been "lunching" here for over a year as my office is nearby, and it is still my go to place for a fulfilling meal, especially for breakfast and lunch. The portions are usually satisfying including the meat and to me, they are always generous with the chilli so no need to go back to ask for more. Today's order is the Ayam Penyet. I lost count of the number of times I ordered this. One of my favourites from their menu. Crispy chicken thigh, fragrant rice, love the fried beancurd and definitely cannot miss the keropok (I LOVE THIS). A very nice place for me to eat and even chill affordably after a morning rush of assignments. Very quick service too, so that I can have time to enjoy my meal and rest a little.

I am so sad this place closed and got replaced by Chagee. It was the only non franchise store at Artra, ran by friendly uncle aunties and they made the best food. The place always smelled greasy but that’s the kind of small things that characterised a local joint. It was such a rare find at this location - we’d always grab some roti prata, chapati and keema after a long day at work. I wonder where they went. I’d follow them anywhere! Recently I learned about the soaring rental prices and that only big franchises can afford to outbid everyone else.. but honestly We don’t need more bubble tea franchises. Make rent more accessible for local joints.

Ordered the chicken cutlet rice, mee siam, egg prata and Logan tea. Rice was flavorful but cutlet was quite salty. Mee siam tasted like diluted laksa and the mee hoon was like over soaked/cooked. Egg prata was so tough. One of worst prata I have eaten. Logan tea was average. Prices were above average.

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