ENAQ Restaurant (Jurong East)

Still the go-to place in my hood for some good ol' pratas, Enaq’s rendition is really one of my favourites. It is true that there are some issues with the consistency but I happened to go on a good day recently and it was pure crisp goodness. More squarish than the conventionally pratas, their kosong (plain) prata has those lovely tiny blisters which contribute to that charred dough flavour and not forgetting the buttery notes you get with each bite. Not overly doughy or greasy at all, the interior is also uber fluffy. Next up, the Egg Prata ($1.90) delivered almost the same crispiness from its exterior but with the added eggy fragrance. And what I love most is that their egg is distributed so evenly, thus the texture and taste are more balanced, unlike most which are usually spread in the middle causing it to be soggy.

Favorite prata in singapore! So crispy until your pants drop!

2nd meal outside in phase 2, Prata was good as usual but I guess their previous sambal is never coming back. It tastes similar but it's more watery(less watery than the interim version)

Not as crazy about it as some people are, but I do admit it's really comforting from the gooey cheese. While it doesn't pick up curry as well, it's surprisingly crispy given that there's filling(compared to the egg prata for example)

Though it’s quite a walk from the nearest Chinese Garden MRT station, this is one of the pratas that I will travel for. We were so impressed with both the plain ($1.10 each, minimum 2 pieces per order) and egg prata ($1.90) that we left wanting more. The crispiness on the outside and fluffiness on the inside were amazing on its own, but when paired with the accompanying fish curry and anchovies sambal, it made it even better. It’s like the food gods managed to find the perfect pairing of flour and curry, fit for any meal of the day. This is truly simplicity at its best, no frills and affordable. Between Sin Ming and Mr & Mrs Mohgan, Enaq has got to be ranked up there with the legends.
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Enaq
Address: 303, Jurong East Street 32, Singapore 600303
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Hanging out at Jurong neighbourhood area this weekend. First stop ~ My favourite prata stall, Enaq which has the most incredibly crispy and addictive prata. Dipped in a pool of sugar to satisfy my sweet tooth and add a little WOW factor!
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This egg prata is less than $3. We love the sour sambal. Rating 8/10.

Name: ENAG Prata
Address: Block 303 Jurong East St 32

Taste: 5.0/5.0
Location: 3.0/5.0 (Need to take a bus from Jurong East MRT)
Price: 5.0/5.0

I can't believe I missed it while I've been living in the west side over 2 years!
Having read so many praises about ENAQ around the web, I was so excited to try them and the taste lives up to its reputation. I had Egg prata ($1.70) and Cheese prata ($2.0), and it was like no other prata I have had in SG so far. The dough is fantasitc - fluffy and crispy! I think I can enjoy them even without the curry. Made to order, the pratas literally melted in mouth and the sambal chilli sauce was cherry on the top.
I arrived around 5.20pm and only waited like 5 mins. Main meals like Nasi Goreng only starts at 6pm.
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This is definitely one of the better pratas I've had in a long while. The prata tore apart delicately with a soft pull of my fork and spoon, and was warm, fluffy and still retained its trademark crispness even as it disintegrated in my mouth. The sambal chilli at the side provided a nice spicy kick, and after eating this, I'd recommend all prata shops to serve sambal chilli as well.

This small coffeeshop is where Tastemaker Kenneth Lee believes you can find the best prata in Singapore, and the consistent crowds echo his sentiment — there are only about 10 tables so be prepared to wait for a seat. Thick and doughy but also crispy and not oily, the version here will appeal to those who like their pratas denser and fluffier, not so much paper-thin. Go for the Plain Prata ($1) or Egg Prata ($1.70), so you can enjoy the flavourful curry that comes on the side. Interestingly, the prata also comes with a side of sambal. Use this for dipping, or to customise the spiciness of the curry. You may also wish to add on a side of super tender and flavourful Mutton Curry ($4.50). For dessert, consider the Peanut Butter ($2) or the Milky Gem ($2) — plain prata with an oozy filling of condensed milk and M&M's candies. Did anybody say sugar rush?
Avg Price: $5 per person
Photo by Burpple Tastemaker Kenneth Lee