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Get Spicy Samyang Noodle Prata And More At This Jurong Stall

HotBox SG has samyang noodle prata in Jurong


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Instant noodles and prata are perennial favourites when it comes to supper food. A place that lets you enjoy the best of both worlds is HotBox SG, a Muslim-owned hawker stall in MakanShiok coffee shop along Teban Gardens Road. 


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Formerly a home-based business, HotBox SG is now a hawker stall that specialises in classic Western fare. They’re also open till 3am, so you can check them out if you’re ever looking for a new supper spot! They offer an extensive selection of Western food, including some Asian fusion dishes, platters and more. 


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Their Plain Prata Samyang ($4.50) is their most popular dish. It stars fiery samyang noodles enveloped in a thin and soft prata. You can also choose to add Mozzarella Cheese or Nacho Cheese at $1 extra to help ease the spiciness.


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If that’s not enough spice, another popular pick is the Lemak Chili Api Crispy Chic Burger ($6.50), a dish that’s inspired by a popular Malay dish: ayam masak cili padi. The dish features chicken cooked in a spicy, turmeric-infused coconut gravy. 


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@hotbox_sg

Diners also recommend going for the Lamb Chop ($15), which features juicy lamb chops with a generous portion of French fries and black pepper sauce. 


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If you’d like something hearty and filling, be sure to check out the Grilled Chic Rendang w Fried Rice ($8.50), a fusion dish that comprises red fried rice and a huge slab of grilled chicken ladened with rendang sauce. 


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Alternatively, their Beef John Overload ($7.50) comes highly recommended too. This sinful and flavourful dish features minced beef and egg sandwiched between soft bread. It is then drenched in chilli sauce, nacho cheese and mayonnaise. At $1 extra, you can get some extra toppings to add to your roti john too. These include: Nacho Cheese, Sambal Tumis and Mozzarella Cheese. 

For more Muslim-friendly food spots to check out, head down to Papa Ayam at Northpoint City for ayam geprek in a variety of flavours. Alternatively, read our guide to the best supper spots in Singapore for dim sum, prata and more!

Address: 49 Teban Gardens Road, Singapore 300049
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 5pm to 3am
Tel: 8803 1516
Website
HotBox SG is a Muslim-owned eatery.

Feature image adapted from @hotbox_sg and @amateurhalalfoodie

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