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I eat here quite a lot.The lamb Biryani is a must!! The pickles on the side are even good!The dosai is great as is the Roti.The servings for the mixed…
Mo Loves Chilli
Suzie’s Prata House Thornlie
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Always here to get my dosai and roti cravings fixed; love the coconut chutney that goes with them. Paper roti/dosai are a great alternative for a ligh…
Ilovebeansprouts
Suzie’s Prata House Thornlie
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Curry is rly good roti is very nice sadly they use wrong cheese in Singapore they use the processed cheese the prata needs a crisp in it the Rice brin…
Dansanto777
Suzie’s Prata House Thornlie
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Suzie's Prata House Thornlie is open for Food Court. Suzie's Prata House Thornlie serves Asian and Indian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Suzie’s Prata House Thornlie”
I eat here quite a lot.The lamb Biryani is a must!! The pickles on the side are even good!The dosai is great as is the Roti.The servings for the mixed curries should be increased. I love that this place is family owned
Always here to get my dosai and roti cravings fixed; love the coconut chutney that goes with them. Paper roti/dosai are a great alternative for a light snack. Briyani rice with acar and mutton curry is another good one, though the mutton could be better if it was more tender. As a ‘Prata house’, based on their pratas and other ‘flat breads’, they are great. Other dishes taste average, but overall, dishes are good for the reasonable price they are set at.
Curry is rly good roti is very nice sadly they use wrong cheese in Singapore they use the processed cheese the prata needs a crisp in it the Rice brings me back to when I smelled a lot of briyani in 313 food court quality is good but you need quantity for your quality
Dhal curry is very diluted with hardly any lentils in it. Small portions of the curry, not enough for even one piece of roti. But they do make pretty good Dosai… If only they gave more curry!!
When I’m down at Spencer Village, I often order the plain roti canai as a side dish which is very cheap for Perth standards (2 pieces of roti with curry for $6).The issue I find sometimes though is that the quality of the roti isn’t very consistent and can vary depending on who makes the roti when you order.But I guess for the price you can’t really complain too much =)