Al Aziz Restaurant - 365 Joo Chiat Rd

Al Falah has great prata choices, i especially love their Prata Plaster, which you can ask them to make with runny egg yolk, ice cream prata, tissue prata with condensed milk which is crispy and, well, sweet. Paper thosai, which is crispy too. And their kambing soup is great! Their nasi goreng ikan bilis is good too, the ikan bilis is crispy and tasty. Try to avoid 3:30am-4:30am, as they usually start to wash the place during this time (although there are still a few tables open to sit down at). Also, normally only prata is available to order after 3:30am, they will stop fried dishes for awhile.

Local Mamak shop for the pratas and mee gorengs. Place is packed at nights. Easy parking nearby. 24 hours. Food is ok OK lah. Most mamak places have a quality control problem. One good days, the food is out of the world, but disappointment creeps in pretty quick as well on subsequent visits. Overall, good local for a quick bite.

The prata here tastes quite good frankly, but they seem to be overcharging patrons a little. We shared an egg prata and coin prata set (weren't aware it came with meat, or we would have rejected it), and it came up to $9+. There was no price breakdown of menu items too. Would suggest for customers to ask for prices individually.

One of the favourite supper-time destinations in the east coast. A must try is the Kambing (mutton) Soup dish with sliced french-loaf bread which has stayed true to its traditional flavour and delicious tender meat - unlike most other Indian Muslim suppertime kitchens. Offers outdoor pavement seating or take-away options. Car Parking space available.

Cheese egg prata must try. Bee Joon goreng ikan bilis must try. Above average.

24 hour Malay Indian food establishment. The food is average, taste never changes. However hygiene can be a challenge

I’ve been coming here for over 5 years! Tonight, the team tried to rip me off more than double what I usually pay for a prata and a piece of chicken. To be honest, the guy was trying to take advantage because he thought I was a tourist. Little did he know I live down the street and have been going for 4-5 years. What is very sad is he judged me, because he thought I was a tourist (was wearing a jersey due to the Football)... and he tried to charge me more than double my usual fee. When in fact, I’m a very regular customer... this saddens me. It saddens me because we shouldn’t be judged on who we are, or how we look. I am loyal to Al Aziz and speak nothing but high compliments to all my friends and family. After how tonight has gone down, maybe it’s time to take care of things and move on to a another late nights pad. My point: it used to be a great late night Indian prata place regardless of race, now, you need to watch your back and wallet depending on where you are from. Very sad this is happening in Singapore, my home, my hood, my backyard...

I’ve been going to this place for years but I found their quality of food and services have deteriorated significantly for the past year. Last night, I had one of worst dining experiences in my life: food was not tasty & stale, service was poor (waiter served wrong food & insisted me to take because he has cut it), place is dirty & run down. I had very bad stomach flu for entire night & next day. Won’t go there again and don’t recommend this place to anyone.