Meeras Curry Banana Leaf Restaurant - 910B Upper Thomson Rd
3.9/5
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based on 8 reviews
Contact Meeras Curry Banana Leaf Restaurant
| Address : | Singapore 787112 |
| Phone : | ๐ +9887 |
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Joey Yow on Google
โ โ โ โ โ 3.9 ? for first visit experience. Their prata is dry chewy type. I like the kosong but not the egg one. The unique thing is besides the two usual curry you get (dal n fish etc), they have this nice sambal ikan bilis! It's spicy sweet. Gives the bite a different taste and texture. The dal curry also very different from those usual ones I had (some unique taste like minty which I could not figure out). I had my prata with teh tarik.. I requested for kurang kurang manis (less less sweet ?). Turn out it was just nice. Staff were friendly. Generally clean. They even sell some puffs and such snacks.
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Ankori on Google
โ โ โ โ โ The teh was nice. The normal basic prata or masala prata was good serve with 2 dip curry and ikan bilis sambal. The murtabak came well presented but sad to say one of the worst I have tasted. One side was badly burnt and hard unable to cut through. The top was lightly fried and soft . Boiled mince mutton without much marination was added in it . Second slice I really feel yucky even though I have submerge each bite piece into the curry. The chicken curry was a little diluted , taste of curry leaf and powder not much spices and punch in their curry.
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74tankee on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Nice and made to order fresh prata. Curry sauce is nice and thick. The ice teh Tarik is sweet & thick. The Horlick Godzilla is unique. The murtabak is delicious and savoury. How I prefer it cut in squares instead of triangles. Overall recommended.
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Reboot Myth on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Indian Muslim style eatery offering a wide variety of common dishes like dosai, prata, muthabak, etc. attentive service if a bit understaffed, but they hold a candle next to Springleaf just a few units away. A good place to drop by for Parthia if you donโt want to wait too long, Portions are larger than most places.
Be wary of the pricing though, as itโs not transparent - our single-person murtabak was โupsizedโ without telling us.
Try the rava masala dosai.
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Wee Tang on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Had Prata and Tea here!!! Highly recommended. The oil used in the preparation is fresh. Order taking is promptly attended to and payment is straightforward. Most important.... Reasonably priced. Awesome breakfast place on a Saturday morning. Located at Springleaf MRT station.
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Vin Tay on Google
โ โ โ โ โ After receiving my drink, most of the ice already 3/4 melted. So I went to ask for more ice added. The boss himself added the ice for me. Upon payment I was told my drink (Ice lemon tea) cost $4. I was shocked & asked why so expensive? The staff said my drink was $2.50 & the added ice was $1.50! I ask why so expensive for ice & he said extra ice is $1. So now from $1.50 become $1. I said it's too expensive to the staff & it was reduce again this time to 50cents. I'm never coming back to this place again & I'd advise anyone the same as well.
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Jaron Chua on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Price 3/5
Food 3/5
Ambience 3/5
Overall 3/5
Price is pretty much reflective of the food. The prata taste like an average prata, but I love the big bag of papadom they have. The papadom sells at $1.20.
Curry is the watery type, mildly spicy.
Had the teh halia. Ginger taste is mild, tea isn't very sweet unlike usual Muslim restaurant where the tea is diabetic.
Will return here if I'm craving for some prata while around this area. Otherwise wouldn't make a special trip down to this place.
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Jason Ong on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Unassuming place that serves decent roti prata. What's interesting is that the prata is served with 2 different curries as well as sambal ikan bilis.
One curry is the regular type served with prata; it's not bad, but watered down. The second curry is loaded with spices, not the chilli or pepper kind of spice, more like cardamom and turmeric, etc. It's interesting cos at the other places I've tried that serves 2 curries, one would usually be curry and the other would be dahl.
This is my first visit to Meera's; and judging from the rather extensive menu, I suspect that their prata, while decent enough, is not their specialty. I'm sure some of their dishes must be great, or they wouldn't have more than one branch. If I'm in the area again, I may return and try out some other dishes.
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