Al-Azhar Singapore Menu 2026: What to Order & Prices
At 2am on Beach Road, when the rest of the city is asleep, the griddles at Al-Azhar are still flipping prata. The Indian-Muslim eatery — open 24 hours at its Beach Road flagship — is a Singapore supper institution: crispy prata, thick murtabak, fish head curry and teh tarik, at prices that barely moved in a decade.
The numbers are the story: plain prata (2 pieces) S$3.10, egg prata S$2.40, cheese prata S$5.20, murtabak S$10.20, roti john S$6.90, butter chicken masala S$10.20, maggie goreng S$5.80 — most diners eat well for S$5–S$15. A weekday lunch deal puts any dish at S$8. Prata lovers can also compare the Mahmud’s Tandoor menu for the tandoor-grilled alternative, or the Crave Nasi Lemak menu for the late-night local fix.
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This guide covers the Al-Azhar menu and prices — prata, murtabak, thosai, naan, curries and the Thai packages — plus what to order and FAQs on hours, halal status and locations.
Al-Azhar Menu Singapore: Dishes & Prices
The menu is famously encyclopaedic — Indian, Malay, Thai Muslim and Western grill across hundreds of items. The Beach Road flagship runs 24/7; other outlets (Bukit Timah, Tampines, Woodlands) keep long hours. Prices below are in SGD and approximate.
Roti Prata & Thosai
The griddle section: plain prata (2 pc) S$3.10, egg prata S$2.40, plaster S$2.40, egg onion S$3.10, cheese S$5.20, cheese egg onion S$6.40. Thosai from S$2.50 plain to S$5.20 egg masala; chapati with keema S$6.90. All served with curry and sambal gravies.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Prata Egg / Plaster | 2.40 |
| Thosai Plain | 2.50 |
| Prata Plain (2 pc) / Egg Onion | 3.10 |
| Thosai Egg | 3.30 |
| Prata Cheese | 5.20 |
| Thosai Egg Masala | 5.20 |
| Prata Cheese Egg Onion | 6.40 |
| Prata Double Mozzarella Cheese | 6.60 |
| Chappati with Keema | 6.90 |
Murtabak & Roti John
Murtabak mutton or chicken S$10.20 (add cheese S$15) — thick, stuffed, and the supper order of choice. Roti john mutton or chicken S$6.90 (cheese S$8.60): the omelette-baguette hybrid that feeds one generously.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Roti John Chicken / Mutton | 6.90 |
| Roti John Chicken / Mutton with Cheese | 8.60 |
| Murtabak Chicken / Mutton | 10.20 |
| Murtabak Chicken / Mutton with Cheese | 15.00 |
Naan, Curries & Mains
Plain naan S$2.40, butter S$3.30, garlic S$3.70; butter chicken masala S$10.20; fish head curry S$28.80 (feeds 2–3). Thai Muslim dishes — tom yum, pad thai, green curry — plus Thai couple/family packages (S$45.60 for two, S$81.60 for 3–4).
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Naan Plain | 2.40 |
| Naan Butter | 3.30 |
| Naan Garlic | 3.70 |
| Butter Chicken Masala | 10.20 |
| Fish Head Curry (2-3 pax) | 28.80 |
| Thai Couple Package (2 pax) | 45.60 |
| Thai Family Package (3-4 pax) | 81.60 |
Maggie Goreng, Rice & Drinks
Maggie goreng S$5.80, nasi goreng and fried rice plates under S$10, and teh tarik around S$2–S$3. The weekday lunch deal — any dish for S$8 — is the insider play.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Maggie Goreng | 5.80 |
| Teh Tarik | ~2.50 |
| Weekday lunch deal (any dish) | 8.00 |
Al-Azhar Best Dishes & What to Order
Supper run: egg onion prata or plaster prata with teh tarik, then a murtabak to share. Proper meal: roti john or butter chicken with garlic naan. Feeding a group: fish head curry (S$28.80) with plain naan all round. The griddle never disappoints; order whatever looks good coming off it.
Signature Picks
Egg prata (S$2.40), murtabak mutton (S$10.20), roti john chicken (S$6.90), butter chicken masala (S$10.20) with garlic naan (S$3.70), fish head curry (S$28.80), teh tarik.
Best Value Orders
The S$8 weekday lunch deal is unbeatable. Otherwise, two prata plus teh tarik stays under S$8 — the cheapest satisfying meal in the Bugis–Beach Road area.
Al-Azhar Prices in Singapore
Prata S$2.40–S$6.60, murtabak S$10.20–S$15, roti john S$6.90–S$8.60, naan S$2.40–S$3.70, curries S$10.20–S$28.80. Most diners spend S$5–S$15 per person. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.
Frequently Asked Questions About Al-Azhar Singapore
Conclusion
Al-Azhar is Singapore’s supper safety net: hot prata at 3am, murtabak that feeds two, and prices from another era. The griddle never sleeps, and neither does the queue.
