Pran Central is making lunch on Chapel Street even more convenient and affordable with a delicious selection of meals available for $10 and under. Hawker-style bao buns with mouth-watering fillings, gourmet focaccias, Indian curries, chicken tikka rolls and Japanese sushi packs are just some of the mouth-watering options up for the taking.
The Centre, located in the heart of Chapel Street with further entrances on Commercial Road, Wattle Street and Cato Street, boasts 250 seats in a recently renovated food court complete with a free Wi-Fi charge bar and a large LED screen for popular events.
What’s on the menu at Pran Central?
O-Bun features a range of Asian bao buns with your choice of filling. There’s everything from char siu pork to fried chicken, bulgogi beef, silken tofu and more. These delicious Bao buns start at just $4.20
Sugar Bowl has a gourmet offering of plentiful focaccias for just $7.50 a pop. Choose from salami, beef, chicken and vegetarian – all with an assortment of salads.
At Simply Indian, pick any two small curries with basmati rice for $9.90 or the ever-popular chicken tikka roll wrapped in naan bread for $9.50.
Sakana Japanese’s small teriyaki chicken with your choice of noodles or rice is $9. If sushi is more your thing, get a mixed pack for just $9.
Sandwich Chefs Sandwich Chefs source freshly-baked artisanal bread and have fresh local produce delivered daily. They make many fillings from scratch, including their 14-hour slow-roasted beef and crackling pork.
Grab half a wrap and a drink for $9.90
Juice instead?
Green St Juice Co. boasts a highly coveted range of cold-pressed juices, cleanses and shots that are 100% organic and made with carefully selected superfoods and herbs. A juice will set you back around $9.
As part of Kaya Health Club, Kaya Espresso is their recently opened hole-in-the-wall café next door. With a range of caffeinated drinks, you’ll most certainly get change from a $10 note.
Pran Central is the ideal destination for a quick lunch break or pitstop after a day shopping on Chapel Street.
