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Roti Prata

Roti Prata is a Indian hawker dish loved across Singapore. Here is what it is, what to order and where to try it, starting at Casuarina Road, Upper Thomson.

What is Roti Prata?

Roti prata comes from the Indian paratha. The dough is flipped and stretched paper-thin, then folded and fried until crisp outside and soft inside. Roti Prata is part of Singapore's hawker culture, recognised by UNESCO in 2020 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Where to eat Roti Prata in Singapore

Supper crowds flip out at Upper Thomson. In Hawker Fantasy, the Roti Prata food gem is found at Casuarina Road, Upper Thomson.

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What to order

Plain and egg prata with fish curry

Tip

Try the paper-thin prata

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