After a hard day's work, nothing beats having an awesome dinner at The Prata Place along Upper Thomson Road. Not the healthiest of options I admit, but hey... we were starving our guts out and who cares right? Among the 3 of us, we each had a cheese and mushroom prata and shared a kickass artery clogging rich bowl of kambeng soup, masala thosai and to top it all off, nothing better than a nice cold cup of ice milk tea! Imagine this scenario: Guy: Can I have 2 cheese prata and one ice milo. Prata man: Sir, you want to add egg to your prata? Drink make to Milo Dinosaur? Yes? Good! Want to try of new chocolate prata, it's very nice! Guy: Errrr, ok (no choice right?) Prata man: Oh very good Sir! Can you imagine having this for one entire month! All the ghee, curry and oil and cholesterol rich kambeng (mutton) soup! AHhhhh, I think the guy will die of a heart attack god knows how soon! ( i don't even want to know man!). Haha, imagine someone having to eat a Mega-Murtabak! The thought of it is just hilarious!
My colleague actually wanted to top it up with one more banana prata for dessert... but we just had to stop as it was becoming too sinful for the body! That's it, tomorrow is burn the fats and calories day! The Prata Place I reckon serves up quite a mean menu of prata along with all other kinds of indian snacks. Their curries that accompany the dishes are really yummy too... the kind I love - hot and thick with a dash of spiciness to it. Service is pretty efficient considering the number of customers patronising the eatery. Of coz, prices are fairly reasonable considering the portions they serve up.
Speaking of which, you know the movie that came up a few years back called 'Super Size Me'? The one where they decided to make a documetry film on the consequences and effects of this guy eating McDonalds for all his meals for an entire month! Ya...crazy right! Like, duh, I don't think anyone needs to tourture themselves doing that when you jolly well know what the outcome of it will be!
Anyway, my collegues and I were just thinking.... imagine someone making a similar documetry film, just that this time it'll be called - Super Size Me - The Prata Edition! The person would have to follow the same concepts applied in the original film:
Revamped rules for 'Super Size me - The Prata Edition' :