The Plain Prata at Al Falah is crispy on the outside and delicious just on its own. That said, the accompanying fish curry is incredibly yummy as well. While this joint may not be as famous as other prata options it is still a gem regardless. Some even describe the prata to be one-of-a-kind and reminiscent of puff pastry! Address: 681 Hougang Ave 8, #01-855, Singapore 530681 Opening Hours: 24...

The crispy prata from Casuarina Curry is a crowd-favourite. With over 30 years of history and several outlets dotted across Singapore, it is a reliable go-to for crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside prata. While purists will no doubt enjoy options such as Plain, Egg, or Onion options, the more adventurous ones should try the Chocolate or Chicken Floss prata! Address: Multiple outlets

Chindamani is well-loved by those in-the-know for their ultra-crispy, thin and flat roti prata. The Plain Prata has an almost biscuit-like crunchiness especially along the edges. If you prefer more contrast between crispy and soft textures, go for the egg prata instead. Other yummy options include Cheese, Banana, Mushroom and Tissue. If you love crispy prata, this is definitely a spot you must che...

With a shop name like that, you can trust that they serve up some crispy prata! Tucked away in Ubi, satisfy your cravings with their Plain Prata that delivers a crispy and buttery exterior. While on the scale of crispiness it might not be as crispy as other prata joints out there, its simple and delicious prata keeps regulars coming back. Address: 350 Ubi Ave 1, Singapore 400350 Opening Hours:...

Hidden in the HDB blocks of Jurong East, the prata dough at ENAQ is made fresh daily before they are pan-fried till golden brown. The prata has a buttery fragrance, is wonderfully crisp on the outside while remaining fluffy inside. It also has a subtle sweetness to it, and the prata is served with a special sambal and curry. If you’re not feeling like Plain Prata, ENAQ has some fanciful variation...

Another 24-hour joint, Julaiha Muslim Restaurant fries up delightfully light and crispy prata that are simply a joy to dig into. Pair it with some of their robust mutton curry and you have a simple but delightful meal right there. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can try their Prata Tsunami, which is essentially torn-up prata doused in curry and served with soft-boiled eggs. It’s incredibly deca...

Touted to have the crispiest prata in Tampines, KhairunMiyah is known for their prata which is fried to a crisp, biscuit-like consistency. Those who prefer some fluffiness in their prata should probably check out other joints, but it will definitely appeal to those who like an ASMR level of crispiness in their prata! Address: 201C Tampines St. 21, #01-01, Singapore 523201 Opening Hours: 6 am–9...

When it comes to crispy prata in Singapore, Mr and Mrs Mohgan’s reign supreme and is often touted as one of the best, if not the best, prata spots in Singapore. You know they’re good when plain prata is the most popular item on the menu. It is delightfully crispy and boasts fluffy interiors, best savoured with your choice of dahl, fish, or mutton curry. Unsurprisingly the stall is incredibly popul...

If you like your prata crispy, New Mahamoodiya is a must-try. The trick behind its crispiness is that it’s fried in a generous amount of oil, however that means it can come off as a touch oily for some. What’s also special about them is that their crispy, buttery prata also comes with a sweet house-made sambal alongside the usual curry, which makes for a delectable combination! Address: 335 Be...

R.K. Eating House is a popular spot for many who are looking for crisp, fluffy mounds of prata to satisfy their cravings. Apart from the classic Plain and Egg versions, R.K. is also famous for their impressive Tissue Prata, which comes in a tower that looms over your table. Better father some family or friends if you want to tackle this, because it takes about four to five people to finish it! Whi...