Nana Teh Tarik

Another disappointment for such a very busy place that opens 24 hours.
I was really looking forward to having a good meal here. I wanted to try out the mutton or lamb and I was sure to ask if they were tender. Oh boy!
Mutton+++which came diced in small pieces mixed with other stuff. This was the worst food I ever had. The mutton was so tough and chewy I could not go beyond eating one piece that I ended up spitting in a napkin.
Chicken+++stir fried style. The chicken had a funny taste to it unlike the chicken you eat in the US. Chewy and tasteless.
Mushroom and Cheese Prata+++This was very tasty and by far the best thing we tried.
This place is open 24 hours and most the time is very busy. I am just curious what people like to eat here and what make this place so busy?

We were in search of a cheap and simple place to grab some food and we ended up here. They serve Indian Muslim Food and Thai Muslim Sea Food in a simple setting with pictures of the food on the walls and plastic furniture. Service was very friendly but also very slow and prone to mistakes (drink order had to be made three times before it was correctly brought to the table).
We sampled a selection of different dishes where the best was the black pepper chicken that came in a flavorful sauce with nice vegetables but the chicken was clearly low quality with a spongy feel to it. The butter chicken was a big disappointment as the sauce lacked the buttery feel and flavor. We also had the curry chicken which was decent. The fresh fruit juices are made to order and fresh. In general this is an ok place and considering the prices (4 of us ate a decent sized meal for less than 40 SGD) it deserves three stars. To get more mainly the food would have to improve substantially and the service somewhat.

Absolutely great food for reasonable price. Authentic indian cuisine and great service. We ate several times here during our stay in lanson place.
Prefer cash only but they actually take any foreign currency. Helpful!!!

I’ve been in Singapore for less than a week but I’ve already eaten here twice. And I can’t wait to come back again. The food is delicious and so so cheap.
Nana Teh Tarik is situated right next to the bustling Killiney Kopitiam. Its a pretty modest restaurant that is open to the street and filled with about 15 tables. Its open 24 hours a day, making it a lifesaver late at night when few other places are open. I’ve noticed that it is relatively calm and less crowded during the daytime but come 8 or 9 o’clock, it gets pretty busy. The menu is quite large so you can have anything from a full meal to a light snack, depending on what you’re feeling like.
Sometimes it can be difficult to get a server’s attention, especially if you have to compete with a bunch of other tables. Still, the food is totally worth it. My experience is limited to the uttapam and martabak, but both were fantastic. The egg and onion uttapam consisted of two large uttapam with a coconut chutney and tomato chutney. Both were spicy and so flavorful. The uttapam with tasty and rich without being greasy. The chicken and cheese martabak is fantastic. Its a flakey, buttery flatbread that is stuffed with whatever ingredients you like. It is served with a thick, spicy tomato gravy that goes perfectly with the buttery and rich martabak. It takes a little while to be made, so keep that in mind.
I could come here almost every day, but I have forced myself to try other options in the area for variety’s sake. Still, I’ll definitely be heading back often.