Reasonably priced for the Clarke quay area. I had one plain prata, one egg prata and an iced teh tarik for about $3.50. The prata is crispy and I like the curry. They accept cash and paynow. Plus: the staffs are dog friendly

One of the most affordable places to grab a proper meal around Boat Quay — and honestly, that’s saying a lot given how pricey this area can be. I regularly order the Plain Dosa, Chana Masala, and a tea, and the total comes up to just $3.50. In this part of Singapore, that feels almost unheard of. If anyone knows somewhere cheaper in Boat Quay, I’d genuinely love to know. The dosa may not be the absolute best I’ve ever had — it’s not the crispiest or most flavour-packed version out there — but it’s still good and satisfying. For the price point, it delivers. The chana masala is a must-add for me. I always include it not just for the taste, but also for the extra protein, which makes the meal feel more complete and balanced. Their tea and kopi are also highlights. I genuinely enjoy sitting down with a hot cup after the meal — simple, comforting, and consistently well made. Overall, if you’re working nearby or just around Boat Quay and looking for a budget-friendly, no-frills meal that won’t hurt your wallet, this spot is a solid go-to. Affordable, filling, and reliable — sometimes that’s exactly what you need

We ate here everyday for breakfast. The prata is so flaky and buttery. We also tried their curry mutton for lunch too it was amazing. The food was always steaming hot and the service is great.

Nice View and Very Crispy Roti prata here🔥😋 NOT GOOD way is so fast clean your table meaning is asking you to make payment and go away!

A good supper place. Indian cuisine. Price performance++ Solid 73/100 Good service. Decent food, especially prata. Very value for the price , especially compared to the other food prices around the area. $4-6 enough to get a decent sized meal