Rm Springleaf Prata Place

396 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 678048
3.99 (32)
$
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Indian, Singaporean, Rice
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Recent Reviews

Steven Neoh
Steven Neoh7,650 reviews

Whoa I've never had a #murtabak like this before! The combination of #veganmayo, something approximating to #gochujang, and a vegetable #dhal/ #curry on the side meant this was at once creamy, #spicy, and #sweettooth friendly. Incredible right? 😋 #lentils and #mushroom provided the protein, but in fact I actually thought this #hotmess would have been even better with some fake meat in it 😅 I would also have approved of upping the spice counter by a notch or three. But that's just me 😅 The batter was so crispy that I couldn't possibly disapprove - #sweetdreamsaremadeofgrease 😊

Magic Meatless Murtabak
Steven Neoh
Steven Neoh7,650 reviews

This place does a roaring weekend/PH trade, absolutely mental how long the queue is even with their two shop lots and the relatively short dine-in time for their kind of food. They have clearly designed their #coffee (and tea) offerings for speed and scale. This #kopio tasted like something prepared en masse and served out of a gigantic flask or drum 😅 It was accordingly tasteless, harmless, and pointless. If people keep coming to you for your prata anyway, why bother with doing beverages well right? Ka-ching! 😏

Kopi O
vishakha
vishakha144 reviews

It looks so innocuous in the photo but it’s really overly indulgent and I wouldn’t try this again. The filling is impossible meat, vegan cheese, and maybe sweet Thai chilli sauce? The meat is good on its own, the cheese is nice and all melty and stretchy, and the prata is really perfectly crispy, but the sauce is too sweet and overall the whole thing ends up feeling too heavy as a dish. If it had a fresh tomato sauce instead, it could be really good as a sort of prata calzone (although still very indulgent and heavy), but the sauce kills it. It’s served with sambar, which I didn’t understand but it was fine. Standard prata joint sambar. It’s $10.50, which is pretty cheap for a dish using impossible meat, so I give it points for value on that front.

Impossible murtabuger
vishakha
vishakha144 reviews

I was afraid it might be too sweet from the Korean sauce based on the other reviews, but I actually thought it was okay. The lentils helped tone the sweetness down, and the flavour was pretty unique for veg murtabak. The dry and crumbled dal (lentils) in crispy prata also reminded me just a little bit of a dal kachori, haha. I’ve marked it down for nutrition because it’s hard to ever call oily prata nutritious, but I really appreciate that it’s a bit more protein-packed than the typical veg murtabak because of the dal! That made it quite filling as well. Mine didn’t come with mayo and I’m not sure if it’s because they ran out, but I didn’t miss it. I think mayo would make it too heavy.

Magic Meatless Murtabak

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