Al-Jilani Restaurant

($7.50) consisted of choosing between fried chicken or curry chicken and come with a bowl of curry gravy. Its not that bad as I seldom come for lunch time. I preferred fried chicken over curry chicken. Fried chicken was slightly dry aftertaste but the curry gravy was not that spicy as I thought.

Plain + Egg Prata ($2.20)

I felt that their prata is not that bad tbh as it's quite got some crispy on the surface but it's a bit slightly dry :")

An always reliable Maggi goreng. I'm not sold about their other food though.

Hadn’t been here in ages; there was only once that I visited this place back then when I was still a secondary school where I had not much of an idea what a good Paratha should have been.

A recent re-visit to this stall might seem a little late considering how it is quite accessible to me; while the grown-up self have seemingly been spoilt by Springleaf Prata Place that I often visit during my university days, the Paratha here comes pretty decent — the sort of Paratha I would like back then. Sure; both Paratha comes more stretchy than crisp, but it’s decently crispy from its toasted exterior; the Onion variant carrying a good load of chopped onions within the folded Paratha — something secondary school-me would not have probably ordered. Curry comes rich and dense; albeit tangy, but comes with a decent level of spiciness that only tingles those who can take a reasonable level of spice. Not the best, but comforting enough to be a lunch spot for those that are in the area.

I'm a regular here. Love this chicken and biryani dish. Everything is delicious. Big portion for the price. They also add a side of pickled spicy cucumber which complements the rest.

Very good. Plus that egg omg.