Alif Restaurant Bukit Gombak

Probably linked to Thohirah @ Jalan Kayu. It was also probably the old name of this place. Some of the staff wore T-shirts with that name, & plastic cups (for iced drinks) are also branded "Thohirah"

If you want prata that is freshly made , order something besides the plain or egg prata . I recommend the egg cheese prata !

Self service. One queue for drinks (eg. teh tarek), one queue for Indian food (eg. prata ), another queue for Malay food (eg. mee soto ). Briyani & local snacks at the other nearby spot (#01-196)

A convivial meeting point for Bukit Gombak families & neighbours. Observed many passers-by stopping to chat with, or even joined diners

Block 374 is uniquely-shaped, like an inverted "V". Alif is located 2 locations - at both bends (where the arrows point to)

The fish curry that they served with my prata order was exquisite. Enjoyed it!

Ask for fish head curry to go along with the prata . Superb.

Try the bee hoon goreng (fried bee hoon ), comes with a sunny-side-up

If you order a plain prata , ask for it to be crispy so that they will reheat it for you.

Best cook from oversea..delicious seafood , all kinds of malay dishes..price ok

Great thosai from the shop nearby

The prata standard drop alot compared to last time. Not crispy and feel like eating flour

Lousy place esp after 10pm. You are layers of pears piling up and it’s cold and hard. Shd visit the one at upper Bukit Timah

Love the curry dip for the prata here

Lousy place esp after 10pm. You see layers of pratas piling up. Cold and hard!! Not worth it