The foundational prata—thin dough fried until it's golden and crispy on the outside, soft and layered inside. Served with a curry dipping bowl. Simple execution means quality sourcing matters—Srisun uses good ghee and proper technique for the flake.
Tips from diners
Eat immediately while hot and crispy. The prata hardens within minutes if left sitting.
A variation of prata—roti canai is made with a similar dough technique but often cooked slightly differently, yielding flakier layers. Served with a generous bowl of curry gravy for dunking. The curry should be rich and aromatic, not overly sweet.
Tips from diners
The curry gravy quality varies. If it tastes too sweet, ask them to adjust—good gravy is savoury with depth.
Fluffy naan bread baked in a tandoor, then brushed generously with melted butter infused with minced garlic and fresh herbs. The result is aromatic, warm, and perfect for scooping curry or eating alone.
Tips from diners
Order this as a side with any curry dish. It's the best vehicle for carrying gravy to your mouth.
A modern variation of prata—plain prata with a generous handful of cheese (often cheddar) spread on top before frying or after. The cheese melts into the warm bread, adding saltiness and creaminess. Reviewers note this is more indulgent than traditional versions.
Tips from diners
The cheese version is a meal on its own. Pair with just a drink rather than a full curry.
Chunks of tender chicken braised in a spiced curry base built from onions, garlic, ginger, and spices. The gravy should be silky and coating, not watery. Reviewers note Srisun's curry has good depth from slow cooking.
Tips from diners
Order with prata or naan for scooping. A full curry meal is prata + curry + drink, totalling around $12-15.
Srisun Express operates 24/7 across six outlets in Singapore, specializing in Indian short eats: crispy prata, naan, roti, and curries. The chain is halal-certified and popular with night shift workers, students, and food enthusiasts seeking reliable, affordable Indian comfort food at any hour. Signature feature: drink towers holding up to three litres of iced milo, bandung, or teh-si.
Open 24/7 at all locations. Perfect for 2am cravings or after nightshift work. Quick service even at odd hours.
Spend over $30 and spin the 'wheel of fortune' for a chance to win free dishes or drinks like paper thosai or yakult.
Most dishes cost $3-8. A full meal (prata + curry + drink) runs $10-15. Halal-certified. Cash and card accepted.
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