This place opens 24 hours, and all the food served is halal. One of the best things about this place is its variety of food being served, from seafood, Thai food, Indian food such as roti prata, naan, masala, and varieties of fried rice, all under one roof. Although, certain menu only available on certain periods of the day. The service is friendly and efficient; with most of the staff are Indians who, surprisingly, can speak Malay.
Last month, I and my wife went there because my wife wanted to have the roti naan and masala, one of our Indian food’s favourites (see right picture). Roti naan is similar to roti prata, except that it’s oven-baked, not fried, and it comes with different flavours, such as butter, onion/garlic, cheese, or just simply plain. Roti naan is usually served with masala, mutton or chicken minced meats covered with thick curry from Indian spices, similar to Malay’s rendang curry. Previously we tried the chicken masala and chicken tikka masala, so last month we tried the mutton masala, and it’s as good as the chicken one.
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4 comments:
Wah Bukit Timah, it's a nice place.... and exclusive too
tata: Who says? :) Well we live in the "Upper" part of Bukit Timah, not really that exclusive... :)
let's meet there! we had the BEST oxtail soup from al-ameen!
anytime oso can!
I live in the upp bukit timah area too and frequent al ameem. However... The last time i ate at Al Ameen they quoted the bill not according to the menu! Just have to becareful of scam though. Now i only go there for nostalgia. Just be sure to know what youre paying for. Usually i will get garlic naan amd butter chicken. The mee goreng too, even though its forever inconsistent.
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