Al-Naim

10/6/2025 Had 1 prata kosong + 1 prata bawang telor (total $3.20), was quite good, not oily. They served sambal chilli on top of the curry.

Roti Prata. My go-to place for breakfast when staying in the area. If you go early in the morning, the roti is made fresh when you order. It is served with a delicious sauce. It is a one man shop, so a bit self-help with the sauce and cutlery, and also a bit of tust on the transaction. The owner is cheerful and friendly. Overall, it was a very satisfying start to the day.

No professionalism at all no effort of taking order seriously.. I ordered to a young indian-muslim girl hijab, Bee Hoon Goreng. She was on her phone playing game (landscape mode) upon ordering she walk in to the kitchen STILL HOLDING HER PHONE. My instincts told me to just cancel it and so i did. She look at me and smile asking me why... Like seriously??? You been holding your phone playing game after taking my order walking to the kitchen still holding on to it. Well hey lady, you made your family business look bad by your service. I'm working around there and always drop by to buy food nearby, if you bump to see me again don't say sorry, I'm not gonna order anything from your stall.

Ate here around 1130 and ordered 4 roti prada sets (each set comes with 2 roti). The worker asked if we wanted chicken (from our experience ordering roti, usually they ask if you want chicken or vegetable as a dipping sauce), so we said yes to the chicken. Maybe ordering roti is different in Singapore, but when we went to pay, our order came to $24- $2 for the roti and $4 for the chicken. It would have been appreciated if the worker disclosed the additional $4 charge because we felt completely blindsided by this, especially since we were eating at a hawker stall. The roti was also a major disappointment, as it was lukewarm/cold and tough. The only decent part of the meal were the chicken drumsticks, which were tender, but it wasn't enough to make the meal worthwhile.

The prata set was quite cheap consists of 2 plain prata and self serve gravy for $2.40. Highly recommended for thrifty patrons