Only $1.50 for a plain and $2.00 for an egg prata. Add a $2.00 chicken curry with drumstick, I had a pretty good deal. By far the cheapest, on average, pratas in this precinct (ahem) hover around $4. In the city, they go up to $8. And best of all, there was an actual authentic prata flipper, behind a glass shield. And there is option for murtabak. Run by a Singaporean family that migrated to Australia 9 years ago, I was glad to make my first prata flipper aquaintance - Uncle Latiff and family.
4 comments:
since when do you eat drumstick. and it's loathe, unless you're all punny.
it's not like they do curry with breast meat. and yes, have corrected the loaf, must have been thinking of something else.
you should also correct the precin(c)t - or you'll end up miscommunicating the overarching idea.
didn't quite realise, perhaps I don't have the cunning to coin up terms like that for everyday use. Correction made. =)
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