Ali Fatimah Food Stall - 85 Redhill Ln

Came around 1AM. Takes only cash, but was very helpful in directing to a nearby ATM. Also note that no drink stores were open nearby at that hour save the Giant which is about a minute's walk away. Food was excellent and satisfied our supper cravings.

Excellent roti prata. Had to queue for about 30minutes at around 9am but definitely worth the wait. Nice to see these being freshly flattened out and grilled too, a nice bit of authentic entertainment. Light and fluffy roti prata with an deep and rich curry sauce. We ordered 3 pieces between two people which was plenty. Two of them were plain, which were the best. The egg one was a bit too thick and stodgy, I'd not bother with that again. With the curry you can get a piece of mutton, which next time I'll definitely do as it looked tender and amazing. Definitely going back. Get there early to avoid disappointment!

They allow regular customers to cut queue hence the wait is endless. And when the uncle is in a bad mood he will make rude and condescending remarks. That’s really unnecessary to customers who have queued for so long. After queueing for half an hour and making my orders, I asked if I could come back in a few minutes to get it. The uncle went on a tirade, short of using expletives, that if I want the prata I should jolly well remain in line. Why such poor and differential treatment??? If it’s not possible just say so. No need to scold your customers. I promptly cancelled the order… there’s no need to endure insults to eat prata. If you don’t want to have to endure a long wait and be barked at for above average prata, avoid at all costs.

Kosong Prata and Egg Prata. Why are all the popular pratas opened only in the morning? Yes we have the upper thomson prata which is great for night spots and supper but the really good fluffy ones are often only open during the day such as this one. My favourite dip is the sugar!

I find this is one of the better roti prata. Although they get the dough from factory, the store owner only flip the dough and cook upon ordered. This makes the prata crispy. Of course, because of this, typically, there is a queue for the prata and have to eat on the spot. Once you packet the prata home, the crisp is no longer there.

updated pricing list in the photo, the prata is light and fluffy, doesn’t taste oily, and not thick and rubbery like some other stalls. quite enjoy it.

Soft and fluffy prata which is definitely authentic. Not the typical, overly oily prata. One of the rare prata stall whereby the prata is not blessed by oil but rather its less oily, which is of course healthier. Even though the queue is long, good things are worth the wait always?

This prata shop has been passed on from father to son. Mr Sultan is one of the son that operate his business on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday starting from 10.30pm to the next morning till all the prata sold out. It can be as early as before 9am all sold out. Yes , indeed the prata is fluffy and not oily. Whenever I visit the shop , I will buy 1 egg onions prata and 2 kosong (plain prata). I ate 3 pieces by myself, is so good. Egg onion prata is $2 per piece and Plain prata is $1 per piece , total I pay $4. Do come and try ,if you can come from Sunday to Tuesday is way better because the other son take over from Wednesday to Sunday morning, his curry so so only. But Sunday 10.30pm make by Mr Sultan the curry is way way much better . This is my honest opinion. So do make your trip to Blk 85 Redhill lane, Stall #01-01. Enjoy.??