Heaven's Indian Curry

Appam (SGD $3) @ Heavens. . Previously known as Heaven's Indian Curry, this stall specialises in 2 items - thosai and appam. . Madame Muthuletchmi Veerapan and son Suren execute this deftly here. Their plain appam has crispy thin edges with a pillow soft center, sweet and savoury with a light sour tang from the fermented rice batter. . It's paired with grainy orange sugar and fluffy fresh grated coconut, lending lovely earthy sweet flavour. . Their 'Princess' version is all the more decadent and delicious, with melted butter, gooey cheddar cheese, and a fried egg as a crown. . As their stall name suggests, it's simply divine.

Thosai, Putu Mayam, Appam is less common Indian food compare to Prata that served by Indian Muslim store. Today is my first time trying Thosai from this store. The store is clean and the store keeper practice good hygiene. I'm regular at Ghim Moh Market, but always there's long Q for this store. And today my timing is good, just 3 customers before me. I had the Masala Thosai, it's light and the sauces is not spicy but flavorful. I highly recommend it.

The tray plate was stained with left over dried curry or gravy. I ordered appam on both occasions. I visited twice thinking that the first time, dishwasher could have overlooked. However 2nd time it is the same. Really turn you off. Not going there ever again ......no regard for some basic cleanliness. Food is so so.

The stall sells Thosai, Appam, and Putu Mayam. I tried the Egg Masala Thosai ($3.5) and it was good. The thosai has the slight tang. I also liked the masala filling -- the potato is mashed and there are some shreds of vegetables inside to give it a crunch. The curry and the chutney that comes with it are also good.