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Al Azeem Best Crispy Prata
253 Jurong East St 24, #01-247, Singapore 600253
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 May 2026
Our take on Al Azeem Best Crispy Prata is that it offers a solid range of Indian Muslim dishes, with some clear standouts.
The Chicken Murtabak, priced at $8, $12, or $16 depending on size, is noted for its soft texture, stretchy roti, and well-seasoned chicken bits, though some might prefer a crispier version.
We also see consistent praise for the Egg Prata and the soft Chapati, especially when paired with the fish or vegetable gravy.
The Teh Halia is described as rich, albeit on the sweeter side, and the Plain Thosai at $1.50 is generally well-received for its crispy centre and good sour flavour.
However, there are a few areas for improvement.
The Nasi Goreng Kampung, while spicy and well-balanced, has been criticised for mushy rice.
The accompanying curry for the murtabak is considered average, and some chicken bones have been found in the murtabak.
Expect a long waiting time, especially for the murtabak.
Overall, it's a reliable spot for an affordable and satisfying meal, particularly if you stick to their prata and murtabak offerings.
Verdict: A good option for a casual meal, especially for prata and murtabak, but be prepared for a wait.
Signature
Chicken Murtabak
Wait time
Long waiting time for murtabak
Price
$ ($1.50 - $16)
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Al Azeem Best Crispy Prata offers a good selection of Indian Muslim food with generally affordable pricing.
Customers praise the soft chapati, flavorful Teh Halia (though sweet), and yummy egg prata with fish curry.
However, some dishes like nasi goreng kampung can have mushy rice, thosai can be overdone, and murtabak, while soft, might contain chicken bones and have an average accompanying curry.
Long waiting times are also noted.
Google Reviews
Serves a good selection of Indian Muslim food. For vegetarians, vegetarian options are available here too. My Chapati is soft and tastes great with vegetable gravy. Teh Halia ( ginger tea ) is rich in…
Was there close to 12am and ordered nasi goreng kampung for takeaway. It was spicy which I like. I would say the taste was quite well balanced, not too salty. There was a decent amount of chicken mea…
Turns out you will have to order what they are best at. Egg prata was yummy eaten with fish curry. Teh Ais was also decent. Thosai was little overdone but still decent tasting. Worth for its affordabl…
The chicken murtabak had layers of stretchy roti, tasty soft eggs, diced onions and decently seasoned chicken bits. I enjoyed its soft texture, though some may prefer crispier murtabak. As for the acc…
Price: $1.50 (Plain Thosai) Plain Thosai: 3.5/5 Crispy centre, good sour flavour but can have more crispy surfaces. Sambar: 4/5 Savoury, thick, spicy and a little muttony. Chutney: 4/5 Orange chutn…
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