Mr Prata

Indian restaurant · Nassim

Mr Prata

Indian restaurant · Nassim

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26 Evans Rd, #01-02, Singapore 259367

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Basic 24/7 spot serving creative parathas (flatbreads) with Indian, Mediterranean & Western flavors.  

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26 Evans Rd, #01-02, Singapore 259367 Get directions

mrprata.com.sg

SGD 1–10

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26 Evans Rd, #01-02, Singapore 259367 Get directions

+65 6235 6993
mrprata.com.sg
mrprataevans

SGD 1–10

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Jul 11, 2025

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"If there was ever a spot for a late-night bite, this is it: Mr Prata turns out some excellent prata (fried Indian roti), crisp around the edges and light and fluffy within. The variations of prata and other Indian breads like dosai are endless. Wash it all down with a teh tarik or ice kopi and wait for the food coma to set in." - Annette Tan

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John Chong

Google
Not a very pleasant experience eating here. The service is very chaotic at best and down right unreliable ans rude at worst. No system for taking orders and when taken, get lost. The food is between mediocare to bad. We had basic Egg Pratas and cheese pratas and some were served, and others not. The Butter Prata was really sad, flat and with no butter taste. The Teh C had was anemic of milk. Either they didn't understand what Teh C meant, or they must be tightly rationing it. The seats were extremely tight and cramp. Maybe were designed for Indian midgets. With so many Prata establishments to patronise in Singapore, it was definitely a poor choice to visit this one.

Khun C

Google
Great old school diner family vibe. Usual favorites and dishes to make every family member happy. Pan Asian and Western menu. I had the seafood prata which was tasty. I wanted to try the Milo shake but was already full. Service was courteous. Lots of patrons. Highly recommended

Barnali Roy

Google
We have patronised Mr Prata Evans Road for since "forever". When we would sit in chairs outside under trees with dim lights to when the outside floor was concrete and renovated with tubelights till what it is now - a spacious inside seating. The food has not changed though. Mee Goreng Mutton (in photo) with a egg topping with a side of chicken 65 (in photo) is my absolute favourite If you want to deviate from the traditional egg, cheese, plain prata, the Chip Chop Prata (Chicken) (in photo) is a very good alternative. There are lots of other options that I have not tried. Their Mutton Murtabak , Italian Prata (with mushroom and cheese) are good too. If you are visiting in a group, sharing a few dishes make it quite a cosy affair. Biryanis are not hot or spicy and quite ok. I have been there for breakfast as well and their Nasi lemak was made with basmati rice (separate grains). That was quite unique. Dosas and puri set were good. There are some set meals as well, quite reasonable and come with a lot of food There are actually so many options to choose from! Mr Prata is one of those few casual dining places that does not serve watery iced milo. If you are indulging yourself with sugar, it is very satisfying indeed. For children, they serve generously prepared Milo Dinosaurs and Godzillas My children have moved from Primary School to jobs and over the years servers have moved in and out. Some have perhaps been there for 10 years now. They are friendly and attentive and the turn around is mostly fast. It is crowded in the evenings though, especially in the weekends when along with player patrons from across the road, families and friends come to eat here too. The best thing about Mr Prata Evans Road is, it is open till very late at night. If for some reason you are hungry at night, this is great place for supper

Han

Google
I’ve visited this place several times and I enjoyed every time. Very genuine Indian food 🍲 served by friendly staff. Price is reasonable… Enough sitting 🪑 place available as well as carpark. I can recommend this place to every Indian food lover.

Cat P

Google
Nice 24h that services that array of Indian and western food. Pricing is reasonable for the portion served. Staff adhere strictly to social distancing ruling so no worries of been too near to other diners.

Khai (Khai's Diary)

Google
I have to say the service is good but I kinda like spring leaf better. I like my prata on the crispy side. Butter chicken wasn't the best either. Even when it wasn't freshly made it took a long time to come. We got a variety but mostly the basics. Egg prata was better than the plain. Prata bom was the best tho. The teh ais was really sweet might want to ask for lesser sugar if that's what you prefer.

Candis Yeo

Google
Good choice for families craving for some good ol' prata, murtabak, tissue prata and teh-tarik. Prata is not as crispy and good as Spring Leaf's but their curry gravy is not too bad. I wouldn't recommend their butter chicken briyani - meat was tough, gravy was too sweet and kids weren't able to work through half the dish. I prefer their briyani standard in the past. It's a joint we frequent but somehow food standards seem to have dipped, prices have gone up but service-wise, no complaints. Ample parking across the road.

Zan J

Google
Location is quite secluded and no parking available nearby. Though some of the servers have some kind of weird attitude. But great ambience. Near botanic gardens. Food was freshly served and the drink was not too sweet. Best lamb shank with awesome briyani at reasonable price.