Great place for supper as they are open 24/7! We came here to satisfy our late night prata cravings. The pratas are really tasty! Staff is friendly and welcoming, the establishment is also kept very clean and tidy -- perfect for dining in! Will be back for sure and next time try something else from the menu.

great supper spot near joo chiat! went in at 1am on a weekday and there was only 1 other group having their meal. the kitchen was being thoroughly cleaned while we were there and the staff served us upon entry. prata and drinks were reasonably priced and nice, about $10 for two people with 2 pratas (1 egg 1 plain) and a drink each. overall, great location, clean seating area, nice staff and decent food - highly recommended!

We were looking for a supper place to get our prata fix and stumbled upon this joint through Google map while in Joo Chiat The prata is good and we liked the spicy fish curry. However, the mutton soup is a miss and we prefer our old haunt at Haig Rd market for their kambing soup We came in late evening so the temperature was okay without air conditioning. They have coin prata as well which we say we would return to try next time I think this is our substitute for our previous prata joint which serve coin prata in MacPherson as their food standards have dropped quite a fair bit We shall be back!

Extremely stuffy and you'll smell like a kitchen after the meal. Circulation is extremely bad. Used to be able to sit in the open but now confined indoor. Quality of food has deteriorated a lot! Prata isn't fluffy and is very oily. Pricing is exorbitant for the quality of food. Ayam goreng is very dry even when I ordered drumstick. Seasoning of mutton chop is very salty. Total bill came up to be a shocking $30. It WAS good, but no longer. Will not be returning anymore. Take a 5min stroll to haig Road market. You'll get better good at half the price.

I was looking for lamb shank briyani. Saw a couple sharing a plate of it at Casuarina Curry (Aljunied), a few days ago. Meat seemed tender: a big shank! As I was in Joo Chiat, I went to Al Falah Barakah restaurant to look for it. I was informed that they sell it in the weekends. I looked at the overhead menu and I was tempted to try the beef murtabak. The menu exclaimed, "must try". I guessed the "must try" recommendation raised my expectation and I found it disappointing. The beef was dry. Thought that it could be better--moist and more flavourful. I ordered a small portion, but I could not finish it, so I packed some home. Also, the curry for the prata tasted burnt. Masala tea was on the menu, but they did not have it. The waiter did not offer an alternative and he turned away. Later, I ordered a teh tarik. Wished that the tea could be thicker. It was milky and sweet. Quite enjoyable. Take away a vadai and masala vada. Asked for some mixed vegetable curry to eat it with. Curry is nice. People seemed to be ordering kambing soup. Perhaps it was a rainy day. Might try it another time.