If you’re the kind who eats more than two prata per meal, listen up: there’s a new prata buffet that’ll cost you less than $10. Syed Cafe, a halal restaurant known for its diverse range of cuisines, has recently opened a new outlet in Sembawang. To celebrate its launch, the restaurant is offering an exclusive $9.90 prata buffet for a limited time only.
While Syed Cafe is open round the clock, the prata buffet is only available from 10am to 7pm daily. There are 10 prata options to choose from here, including classics such as plain, egg, and cheese prata, along with more decadent flavours such as chocolate, strawberry, and honey prata.
Many have praised the prata served at Syed Cafe’s various outlets for being crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and delicious with their fragrant, piquant curries. As for the sweeter options, we can’t say for sure how they taste—but with unlimited prata to enjoy, there’s no harm in giving them a shot.
Even if you’re not looking to stuff yourself silly with prata, Syed Cafe has got some a la carte dishes worth checking out. These include the Nasi Goreng ($5), Tandoori Chicken Biryani ($10.90), Mushroom Beef Burger ($6.50), and even a fusion Seafood Aglio Olio ($10.90).
For Muslim-friendly places in Singapore for K-BBQ buffet, fried chicken and more, read our best halal Korean food places guide. For the great buffets across the border, read our best buffets in Johor Bahru guide.
Address: 431 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758396
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Tel: 9880 4090
Website
Syed Cafe is a halal-certified eatery.
Featured image adapted from Nicholas and KZ Seet.
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