What is Chinese New Year without abalones? Abalones are such a staple on the dining table of every lunar feast, and it is quintessentially celebratory in Chinese customs and traditions. These treasures of the sea are widely eaten in Asia, and even more so throughout the Lunar New Year.

Abalones can be enjoyed in many ways when it comes to Chinese cuisine, and good abalones make a whole lot of difference. We are talking about the firmness and taste, and you can really tell the good ones apart.

This Chinese New Year, Snacks Delivery introduces two types of canned abalones in Singapore—Braised Abalones and Brine Abalones, both of which feature Japanese abalones at very reasonable prices. You can quote <newyear> upon carting out for free delivery, applicable to purchases above S$168.

Snacks Delivery is a locally-founded company that strives to bring trending and quality snacks at very affordable prices. Apart from stocking the famous Mala Oden and Hai Chi Jia instant cup noodles, you can also find a variety of canned abalones on the website.

The classic Brine Abalones (S$28) come in a can of 10pcs, with a tasty clear soup that is versatile in many ways! You can add the soup to your steamboat to enhance the flavour, use it to cook your instant noodles (or even pasta!) to make it even tastier or drink it on its own.

A can of 10pcs of plump, juicy Japanese abalones that are firm to the bite at only S$28—the Brine Abalones is what every family needs this CNY. No reunion dinner will be complete without it!

Care to try something different? The Braised Abalones (S$32) come in a can of 10pcs, too. The big Japanese abalones come soaked in a braise sauce that is supremely aromatic. The braise is prepared with quality chicken slow-boiled over low heat, and the result is a thick, full-bodied flavour that is super palatable.

There are various ways to enjoy the Braised Abalones—simply enjoy it on its own, drizzle over plain white or dry noodles, simmer in a claypot with cabbage and tofu, stir-fry with chicken wings… the possibilities are endless.

For both the Brine Abalones and Braised Abalones from Snacks Delivery, you can consume them directly from the can. No cooking is required! Of course, for an elevated flavour, you can heat them up before consuming. Otherwise, they are convenient just like that.

And you have to get the Imperial Abalone In Superior Beauty Collagen Broth for your hotpot parties during Chinese New Year. It is a concentrated broth that comes with 4 pieces of abalone, great as a steamboat base.

The beauty collagen broth is rich in collagen, and the thick broth makes a hearty steamboat soup base. You can dilute it with water as you wish, depending on your preference for the flavour strength.

A can of ready-to-eat baby abalones that make great snacks, the Baby Abalones in White Truffle Sauce is going to be your new addiction. This flavour is so yummy, we bet you would finish everything at a go!

And there is also the Baby Abalone in Lobster Sauce that you can get if you are not a fan of spicy abalones or truffle flavour.

Also, all the abalones from Snacks Delivery are halal-certified, so our Muslim friends can enjoy them too!

Remember to use the discount code <newyear> upon carting out to enjoy free delivery for all Singapore orders, applicable for purchases above S$168.

This post was brought to you by Snacks Delivery.

If you love spicy food, you would know how satisfying it is to chow down on something that packs a fiery punch. While there are a number of spicy food out there that we can turn to when we are hankering for something chock full of spice, few things are as convenient and as addictive as a bowl of spicy instant noodles.

The market is full of spicy instant noodles from varying brands across the globe, but some leave a larger impact than others. To challenge yourself and test your spice limit, here are 10 spicy instant noodles in Singapore that will definitely leave you with a burning mouth.

Read: 20 best instant noodles in Singapore including Kiki scallion noodles, mushroom oden & guo ba fen.

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DAEBAK GHOST PEPPER SPICY CHICKEN NOODLES

Claimed to be one of the world’s spiciest instant noodles, the Daebak Ghost Pepper Spicy Chicken Noodles was finally brought into the Singapore market last year.

For the uninitiated, the ghost pepper is one of the spiciest peppers in the world and scores 1,000,000 units on the Scoville scale. This deadly cup of instant noodles is definitely not for the faint-hearted but is great for people who love a good challenge.

Price: S$2.81 for a cup of Daebak Ghost Pepper Spicy Chicken Noodles

Set your senses on fire and cart out this spicy instant noodles online from Shopee.

HAI CHI JIA GUO BA FEN 

A newcomer in the spicy instant noodle scene, the Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen. is an instant noodle snack that features sweet potato noodles and crispy rice soaked in a tongue-burning peppercorn soup base.

Pop in the crispy rice last so that it doesn’t become too soggy. We love how it absorbs all that spicy soup so you get plenty of heat in every bite.

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen and free courier

Get this popular spicy snack online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Have a peek of our review of the Hai Chi Jia’s Guo Ba Fen here.

HAI CHI JIA HUA JIA FEN 

Another spicy instant noodle from Hai Chi Jia is the Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen. This popular bowl of instant noodle comes with real lala clams, potato noodles, enoki mushrooms and vegetables that soak up all the goodness of the spicy mala soup. It’s also a great option for seafood lovers!

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen and free courier

Spicy food lovers can buy this well-loved instant noodles online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Hua Jia Fen here.

MALA ODEN 

Can’t get enough of mala? We recommend the Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden, a spicy mala cup noodle that has become increasingly popular. This spicy snack is similar to a Japanese oden and comes with a generous variety of juicy fishcake. Here, the usual sweet oden soup is replaced with a tongue-burning mala broth for a spicy remix.

Each cup comes brimming with sweet potato noodles, dried vegetables and fishcake. All you need to do is add hot water to enjoy this spicy instant noodle and it only takes less than 10 minutes to prepare!

Price: S$46.90 for 1 carton with 12 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden, S$89.90 for 2 cartons with 24 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden

Order this spicy noodle snack from Snacksdelivery.sg and have it for supper.

Curious about how it tastes like? Read our review of the Mala Oden here.

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INDOMIE HOT & SPICY MI GORENG INSTANT NOODLES

Fans of Indomie, an instant noodle brand from Indonesia, will adore their Hot & Spicy Mi Goreng Instant Noodles.

The bag of these instant noodles specify that it’s ‘extra hot’, and they couldn’t be right enough about that. These spicy noodles are mixed with a rich chilli and spice seasoning that really hits you upon the first bite, leaving you wanting more.

Price: S$2 – S$2.10 for a bundle of 5 Indomie Hot & Spicy Mi Goreng Instant Noodles

You can find these spicy instant noodles online from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage. It is also available in most of their physical stores.

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MAGGI HOT HEADS INSTANT CUP NOODLES SPICY CURRY 

Tired of having your usual Maggi Curry for supper? Turn up the heat and try the Maggi Hot Heads Spicy Curry Instant Cup Noodles instead.

This spicy instant noodle is made with pure extracts of red dried chillies and real curry spices that will leave you with a mouth-burning sensation that is both painful and addictive. They weren’t kidding when they named it ‘hot heads’, because it most probably would give you one.

Price: S$1.30 for one cup of Maggi Hot Heads Spicy Curry Instant Cup Noodles

This painfully spicy instant noodle is available at NTUC Fairprice.

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NISSIN UMA KARA SPICY INSTANT NOODLES

Popular instant noodle brand Nissin has done it once again with Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles.

These instant noodles are inspired by Japanese ramen and come with springy wheat noodles that are served in a spicy, rich broth that will leave you craving for more. You can choose to add your own toppings to jazz up these instant noodles and have a more authentic ramen experience.

Price: S$3.85 for a bundle of 5 packets of Nissin Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles

Head to Giant’s websites to get the Nissin Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles online.

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NONGSHIM GRILL SUPER SPICY CHICKEN INSTANT NOODLE  

It is a well-known fact that the Koreans love their spice and this is evident in their instant noodles. From the popular instant noodle brand Nongshim is the Grill Super Spicy Chicken Instant Noodle.

Just from the colour alone, you can tell how spicy these Korean instant noodles are. They use flat, thick noodles instead of your regular instant noodles, which helps to suck up all those spices.

Price: S$5.50 for a bundle of 4 packets of Nongshim Grill Super Spicy Chicken Instant Noodle

These Korean spicy instant noodles can be ordered from NTUC Fairprice’s website.

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OTTOGI YEUL RAMEN HOT PEPPER FLAVOUR

The two red peppers on the packaging of these spicy instant noodles should say enough.

Ottogi is another brand from Korea that is famous for its delicious instant noodles and the Yeul Ramen Hot Pepper Flavour is one of the spicier ones that they produce. You can choose to eat this with some kimchi for an even spicier touch as well as for a contrasting texture.

Price: S$5.65 – S$4.50 for one bundle of 5 packets of Ottogi Yeul Ramen Hot Pepper Flavour

Want to burn your tongue with these spicy Korean instant noodles? Order yourself some from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage.

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SAMYANG HOT CHICKEN INSTANT RAMEN 2X SPICY 

One of the more notable brands for spicy instant noodles on this list, Samyang has been burning the tongues of their spice-loving consumers for years with their range of popular spicy instant noodles.

While they are famous for the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen, they have decided to up their spice game and create the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy. Be prepared for a next-level amount of spice that will sear your tastebuds.

Price: S$6.90 – S$7.85 for a bundle of 5 packets of Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy

If you’re up for the challenge, get the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy from Cold Storage, NTUC Fairprice and Giant.

Do you pride yourself on having a high tolerance for spicy food or do you just enjoy spicy food in general?

If you love spicy food and want to get your hands on some spicy snacks to spice up your life, we recommend these spicy snacks from popular snack brands in Singaporet. From the popular Hai Chi Jia’s Hua Jia Fen to Tsurai’s Sichuan Mala Fish Skin, put your tastebuds and stomach to the test with these 10 spicy snacks in Singapore.

TSURAI MALA FISH SKIN

It would be an absolute crime to not like crispy fish skin and we are so badly addicted to it. If you feel the same way as us, we highly recommend that you give the Tsurai Sichuan Mala Fish Skin a try.

One of the best fish skin snacks you can find in Singapore, this spicy snack features crisp fried fish skin that is smothered in a savoury and spicy mala seasoning. While it tastes great when eaten alone, we recommend dunking it in your steamboat too.

Price: S$15 for 1 bottle, S$36 for 3 bottles and S$100 for 10 bottles of Tsurai Sichuan Mala Fish Skin

Have the Tsurai Sichuan Mala Fish Skin delivered to your doorstep when you order this spicy snack online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

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CALBEE HOT & SPICY POTATO CHIPS 

One of the most popular snack brands in the Singapore market, Calbee has a whole array of snacks ranging from their popular potato chips to prawn crackers.

Their Calbee Hot & Spicy Potato Chips are one of their bestselling items and the spicy snack really packs a punch. Each chip is coated in a generous amount of seasoning so you get a tongue-burning kick in every bite.

Price: S$1.50 – S$1.55 for a bag of Calbee Hot & Spicy Potato Chips

This spicy snack is available at most supermarkets across Singapore. You can also get the snack online from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage.

MALA ODEN

An instant noodle snack we highly recommend is the popular Mala Oden that has been making waves across the internet. This spicy snack is similar to a Japanese oden and comes with a variety of fishcake. Here, they replace the usual sweet oden soup with a tongue-burning mala broth for a spicy remix.

Each cup comes loaded with a generous amount of sweet potato noodles, dried vegetables and fishcake. All you need to do is add hot water to enjoy your mala oden.

Price: S$46.90 for 1 carton with 12 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden, S$89.90 for 2 cartons with 24 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden

Purchase this spicy snack from Snacksdelivery.sg and add it to your snack stash.

Read our review of the Mala Oden here.

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FRIED CHILLI PADI 

If you love chilli padi to the point where you feel the need to add it to everything, then you definitely need to get this Fried Chili Padi from Itsybitsyspicy. This crispy, fiery hot snack uses chili padi that is freshly harvested from Thailand and you can add it to your porridge, rice or noodles for a spicy punch. If you’re brave enough, you can even eat this snack on its own!

Price: 1 can of fried chilli padi for S$15.90, 2 cans for S$30, 5 cans for S$70 and 10 cans for S$125.

Turn up the heat and order this spicy snack from Itsybitsyspicy.

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FLAMIN’ HOT CHEETOS

If you haven’t tried it already, you’ve been missing out. There’s a reason why the Flamin’ Hot Crunchy Cheetos have been such a popular hit globally. This tongue-burning cheese snack is ominously red as it is coated in a spicy seasoning that lives up to its colour. Spicy food lovers will get a massive kick out of eating this, but people who have a low spice tolerance might find it quite overwhelming.

Price: S$5.20 for a bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos

Experience this spicy snack yourself get it online from Cold Storage.

HAI CHI JIA HUA JIA FEN 

Seafood lovers will love the Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen, a popular spicy snack from China that has been a massive hit with people who love spicy food. Each bowl comes with real lala clams, potato noodles, enoki mushrooms and vegetables that soak up all the goodness of the spicy mala soup.

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen and free courier

Spicy food lovers can buy this popular instant noodles online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Hua Jia Fen here.

HAI CHI JIA GUO BA FEN 

Another addition to the spicy instant food scene is the Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen. This instant noodle snack features sweet potato noodles and crispy rice soaked in a fiery peppercorn soup base. Pop in the crispy rice last to add an addictive contrasting texture to the slippery glass noodles.

While It is very different from your usual instant noodle ensemble, trust us when we say that it is worth a try!

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen and free courier.

Order this popular spicy snack online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Guo Ba Fen here.

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HAITAI SHINDANGDONG TTEOKBOKKI 

These hot tteokbboki-flavoured snacks are great for people who love the popular Korean street snack. For the uninitiated, tteokbbokki is a cylindrical Korean rice cake that is served in a sweet chilli sauce and is one of the country’s most popular dishes.

It isn’t chewy like your usual tteokbokki and is instead crispy and crunchy. However, this spicy snack has its own appeal that will leave you hooked.

Price: S$1.70 – S$2 for one packet of Haitai Shindangdong Tteokbokki

Snag this spicy snacks online from Lazada.

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MALA MALA CRAZY SPICY HAND-CUT POTATO WEDGES 

A homegrown brand that has become increasingly popular for its fiery mala snacks, Mala Mala has a multitude of snack options for people who enjoy the heat.

Aside from their popular Fish Skin and Hand-Cut Mushroom Chips options, they also sell Hand-Cut Potato Wedges. These are available in 3 different spice levels for various spice tolerances, but we recommend the Crazy Spicy level for the ultimate amount of spiciness.

Price: S$9 per packet of Mala Mala Hand-Cut Potato Wedges

Place an order for these super spicy snacks on their website.

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NORILICIOUS 

This one is for our vegan friends! The Spicy Sunflower Seed Seaweed Snack from Norilicious is a vegan-friendly snack that is made with wholesome natural ingredients that are good for your body. These spicy snacks are roasted and not fried, which doesn’t compromise on the snacks flavours.

Created with Korean seaweed, sunflower seeds, peanuts, sesame seeds and chilli peppers, you won’t be able to put down this spicy snack!

Price: S$3.50 for one packet of Norilicious Spicy Sunflower Seed Seaweed Snack

Want to sample this spicy snack? Opt for snack delivery and order this snack from NTUC Fairprice. 

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THE GOLDEN DUCK SICHUAN MALA HOT POT FRAGRANT MIX 

Addicted to mala xiang guo and can’t go a week without eating it? If you do, this snack was designed for people like you.

The Sichuan Mala Hot Pot Fragrant Mix from The Golden Duck is like having a bowl of mala xiang guo in a bag. Aside from the brand’s signature fish skin, this packet of goodness also includes a generous amount of fried beancurd skin and mushrooms that are seasoned in a numbing mala concoction that is made from 19 various herbs and spices.

Price: S$39 for a bundle of 5 of The Golden Duck Sichuan Mala Hot Pot Fragrant Mix

Get your spicy snack fix and order the Mala Hot Pot Fragrant Mix snack online from The Golden Duck’s website.

Ang ku kueh, png kueh, soon kueh — you name it, we love it. Kuehs are, hands down, one of Singapore’s more iconic desserts.

Coming in all shapes, sizes, colours and textures, kuehs are insanely versatile and there’s one for everybody. If you’re feeling peckish in the afternoon, these little treats are the perfect answer. Whether you like them sweet or savoury, we’ve got them all in the bag.

Here are 11 places that do islandwide delivery for traditional kueh in Singapore.

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#1 HARRIANNS NONYA TABLE

HarriAnns is like that grandmother you have who never fails to have a special treat waiting for you whenever you visit. This Peranakan dessert brand has become a trusted name for top-notch kuehs, pastries and cakes.

There is no minimum order for islandwide delivery, with delivery fees varying with distance. But, enjoy free delivery for orders S$80 and above.

WhatsApp them at +65 97923523 / +65 91917277 to place your order.

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#2 HOUGANG KUEH

Nope, these guys aren’t at Hougang. But, wherever they may be, you can be certain that they will surely deliver. Handmade with love, their kueh selection features peng kueh, soon kueh, chive kueh and more.

There is a minimum order of S$35 for free delivery. They update their delivery menu and schedule every week on their website.

Order via their website here.

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#3 JIN XING HANDMADE KUEHS

You’ve probably never heard of Jin Xing Handmade Kuehs before. And if you have, lucky you. This under-the-radar gem in a Bukit Batok coffeeshop does some excellent kuehs at really reasonable prices.

Expect a variety of soon kuehs, peng kuehs and even yam abacus seeds. Their kueh skin is impeccably soft and will leave you wanting more after each bite.

Delivery fees depend on distance. Do order at least 3 days in advance to give them time for preparation. WhatsApp +65 8780 0531 to order today!

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#4 KUEH HO JIAK

Ang ku kueh is traditionally made with glutinous rice flour and colouring. But, Kueh Ho Jiak is turning heads with their gorgeous renditions made with sweet potato-infused skin.

If there was ever an ang ku kueh beauty pageant, Kueh Ho Jiak would win Miss Universe, hands down. You’ll find a wide range of intricately shaped kuehs at this stall, stuffed with varying flavours such as durian, red bean and yam.

Order via their website here.

#5 LEK LIM NONYA CAKE CONFECTIONERY

This third-generation business has been around for over 50 years, having its roots as a home business. Lek Lim Nonya Cake Confectionery specialises in handmade kueh, from ang ku kueh to kueh salat. But, they also offer pastries, puffs and savouries.

All orders are to be made by 4pm and at least 3 days in advance. Delivery charges depend on your location. If you’re staying in the East and your order is above S$150, enjoy free delivery!

Order via their website here.

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#6 MOLLY’S

Molly’s was founded by a husband-and-wife duo, and started out as a humble roadside stall along Sin Ming Road. Today, they’ve become a full-fledged confectionery selling amazing snacks and desserts.

Kueh dadar, kueh salat, kueh kor swee — they’ve got it all.

They deliver from 9am to 5pm, from Mondays to Saturdays only. A minimum order of S$50 is required for delivery, with the delivery fee depending on the distance. If your order goes above S$100, the delivery fee is waived!

Order via their online platform here.

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#7 PANG’S HAKKA DELICACIES

Hakka food in a French dining establishment — it doesn’t get any cooler than that. Chef Pang, the owner of Antoinette, is paying homage to his Hakka roots with Pang’s Hakka Delicacies, a side hustle that usually operates on a takeaway-only basis.

Have no qualms ordering their Traditional Abacus Seeds (S$9 for 250g/S$31 for 1kg), which is one of the best renditions of the dish we’ve ever had. They also do less common Hakka kuehs such as Hakka Mugwort Kueh (S$10/3pc).

WhatsApp +65 9021 7507 to order.

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#8 POH CHEU SOON KUEH AND ANG KU KUEH

Ang ku kueh comes in the wildest forms over here at Poh Cheu. 12 forms, to be exact. From green tea and durian to coffee and mango, their kitchen churns out the ang ku kueh of your dreams.

If you’d prefer to play on the safe side, they have the usual peanut and salted bean ones. Their soon kuehs (S$10/10pc) and yam abacus seeds (S$2.30) are stellar as well. Not to mention, super reasonably priced.

Order via their Oddle platform here.

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#9 RAINBOW LAPIS

Just like the kueh they’ve named themselves after, Rainbow Lapis offers layer after layer of quality, freshness and flavour. Their offerings are simply excellent, and range from traditional kuehs and cakes to buns and bread.

They’ve curated stunning Nonya Kueh Platters, with even one catered to vegans. The platter features popular kuehs such as Rainbow Lapis and Ubi Talam.

You can order via their online platform here.

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#10 THE ANG KU KUEH HUT

Yet another prime option for ang ku kuehs in Singapore. Not only do they do a-la-carte ang ku kuehs, they also offer kueh platters for baby showers or for special occasions in general. They’re also one of the few places that offer XL ang ku kuehs — we’re talking 16cm in length.

Islandwide delivery is going at a promotional flat rate of S$5 with a minimum purchase of 1 box of 10 kuehs. Free delivery applies if you order 60 pieces and above.

WhatsApp or call +65 8813 7636 to place your order.

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#11 YOON’S TRADITIONAL TEOCHEW KUEH

Have you ever had chi kak kueh before? If you haven’t, Yoon’s Traditional Teochew Kueh is one of the places that does this rare Teochew kueh. Stuffed with either bean paste or peanuts, the kueh is made with mugwort-infused skin.

Their traditional kueh selection also features harder-to-find items such as Pumpkin Cake and tiam tor kueh.

They’re offering a promotional delivery fee of S$5 flat, with no minimum order! What a steal. Place your order via their online form here.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably would have come across some form of these spicy noodles from Hai Chi Jia that have been making waves across the internet for the past few weeks. These popular snacks in Singapore have become very popular as they are not only easy to prepare but incredibly addictive.

Joining the popular Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles (Hua Jia Fen) is the new Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen, which is essentially our favourite spicy mala vermicelli paired with chunks of crispy rice.

If you love the Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles from Hai Chi Jia, you definitely need to give the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen a shot and get a few cups of these from snacksdelivery.sg.

READ OUR REVIEWs ON THE MALA ODEN AND HAI CHI JIA ‘S SPICY CLAM NOODLES

The Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen is available on snacksdelivery.sg for just S$19.90 per carton, which contains 6 individual cups of these spicy mala noodles.

As compared to the popular Mala Oden, the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia is less spicy and has a creamier consistency. Despite that, each cup still packs a fiery punch and is perfect for people who love a little spice in their life.

Uncover the cup and find vermicelli noodles, chilli oil, seasoning, vegetables and of course, the crispy rice.

Putting the entire thing together is as easy as one-two-three. Simply unwrap all the provided ingredients, pop them back into the cup (except the crispy rice), add boiling water and wait for 4 to 6 minutes. When you’re done, top everything off with the crispy rice and enjoy!

The lid of Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen’s packaging has a quote that says “Oh, my God, this is delicious” and indeed, nothing can be more accurate than that statement.

The creamy, spicy soup that has a slight chicken flavour is greedily soaked up by the noodles. For a contrast in texture, bite into the crispy rice which provides a satisfying crunch. We also recommend dunking the crispy rice into the rich soup for 2 to 3 seconds to soak up all those addictive flavours.

For those of you who can’t take spicy food, fret not as the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia has a tolerable spice level that is not as strong as the Mala Oden.

Did reading this make you salivate? Try the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia yourself and get these snacks online from snacksdelivery.sg. 1 carton with 6 boxes of Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen costs just S$19.90 and there is also the option of getting 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Guo Ba Fen for just S$58.80 with free delivery.

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This all-new Mala Oden by snacksdelivery.sg will have you rethink instant cup noodles.

Gone are the days when we can be pacified by mere chicken cup noodles. Our taste buds have been absolutely spoilt by all the innovative options in Asia and this Mala Oden joins the league of trending snacks in 2020.

For as cheap as S$3.60 per cup (if you purchase 3 cartons at a go), this Mala Oden is our new addiction and we’ve been eating one cup every day. No joke!

For the uninitiated, oden is quite simply Japanese-style yong tau foo, where a mix of fishcake variations are served in a sweet dashi soup. Take the sweet soup out and replace it with kickass mala soup and you have the Mala Oden.

In a nutshell, this instant snack is a cup chockfull of goodness. Each cup comes with a portion of sweet potato noodles (or what we Chinese know as tang hoon), dried veggies and a generous mix of fishcake.

You can customize the spice level by adjusting the amount of water added. There are suggestions on the cup itself for mild spicy to super spicy. Brilliant.

The end result is a comforting cup of Mala Oden that is so flavourful, it will leave you wanting more. The soup isn’t as numbing and spicy as it looks, and in fact very drinkable without burning your throat!

This Mala Oden can be a meal on its own, and makes a great snack any time of the day. Want to be a baller? Add abalone slices and razor clams to level up your Mala Oden. Other suggested ingredients to throw into your cup are ham, luncheon meat, crabsticks, button mushrooms and enoki mushrooms.

Seriously, how can we ever go back to regular instant noodles?! Give us Mala Oden any time!

snacksdelivery.sg is the official distributor of Mala Oden. The first two batches of stocks were sold within 36hrs. There are currently ready stocks for this popular Mala Oden on snacksdelivery.sg, so don’t miss out on it again!

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