Mukbang Box of Meat

Different kind of mukbang box, this one is mainly sausages. Thai Chicken, Spicy Chorizo, Bratwurst, Taiwan Pork, Vienna Pork, regular hotdogs and 2 types of mini chicken sausages.

Each packet costs under $10 each. Everything delivered is uncooked, to order it cooked is an additional $5 for each packet. 

1 packet of seasoned chicken wings and 1 packet of lamb chops coz the supermarket near my place has run out of lamb meat and the pre-seasoned chicken wings are always chalky lately. 

I also made another meat order from assorted supermarket brands, Farmland/Tulip/Midland/Orchard Fresh. I was looking for those XL sized luncheon meat shown in Korean Mukbang youtube videos and found it in Midland 1.81kg tins of luncheon meat.

1kg of Streaky bacon or regular bacon and 1kg Back bacon or healthier less fat bacon. 

Going with the breakfast theme, I only ordered 1kg hashbrowns, not the potato wedges or onion rings that are more like snack foods. One carton of canned orange juice with pulp.

1kg ready-to-eat soups, only 3 types of soups available. I think these are similar to can soup only its in large plastic packets and not metal tins.

The Seafood Company

Covid19 virus outbreak tracker. It runs on battery and I don't know what's inside, but I am supposed to carry it everywhere I go in case I step inside an infected zone and need emergency help.

Another mukbang box, this time from a Chinese supplier. It was the offer on grilled unagi @ $10 per 250gm fillet that really caught my attention. The unagi fillets @ Fairprice are smaller sized 150gm.

Some processed seafood items of lobster meatballs and pre-cooked clams in shell. Gonna put these in my instant mala oden cup noodles.

It's all about the salmon or raw salmon sashimi, can't get enough of it!

Raw items of bamboo clams all scrubbed clean in perfect condition and equal sized. The tiger prawns are $9.90 for 1kg, over CNY it can go up to $22 for 1kg.

Broadway Coffeeshop

Lunch order from Broadway Coffeeshop @ Potong Pasir via Foodpanda. I ordered Chinese Rojak or wu xiang mix of fishcakes, sausages, tofu etc. Dimsum, dessert and drinks. Total bill is $35 including delivery and gst.

Ngoh Hiang, chinese pink sausage, crispy prawn cracker, tofu skin fish cake, regular fish cake and pei tan or century egg that was packed separately. 

Dim sum dumplings are stale and taste funny, but the pork ribs with black bean sauce is freshly prepared, very meaty!

I mixed all the sauces together, sweet & peanut-y.

Dessert of Ice Jelly plus nata de coco, cannot complain about perfection. Also ordered 1 coffee & 1 tea or yuan yang. Thought it would be small cups but this is double the size.

Yummy Takoyaki

This is the only Takoyaki available for delivery and I had to switch to oddleeats, pre-order only.

It comes with mayonnaise and takoyaki sauce with bonito flakes. Nacho cheese is packed separately and I had to find a container for it.

This place also sells otah, fish/prawn/sotong. That pandan flavor really comes though, good stuff.

Fairy Juice & Paper Boxes

Capri-Sun Korea has Fairy, Safari & Alaska Ice Tea, its all fruit juice but the packaging is really cute. This fairy drink tastes like cotton candy and perfume with fruit juice, Safari is a mix of fruit juices and Alaskan Ice Tea is iced peach tea.

Folding disposable paper boxes for mealtimes from company annual reports / magazines. You can get 4 sets from one annual report booklet. Great for eating shellfish and chicken wings.

Family bag of seafood from Dancing Crab in original Cajun Sauce! It comes with tablecloth and bibs. Gonna put those newly folded paper boxes to good use.

I also ordered the lobster rolls in signature brioche bun to mop up the Cajun sauce with, that's real lobster fillings inside the bun!

Crab cakes are filled with crab meat and cream like croquettes, could be more crispy outside I think. 

10 things I Need these days

(1) Tiger Balm Plasters for pain relief and as a muscle relaxant, or any medicated sports plaster. Sometimes sitting in front of your computer creates stress on the shoulders and back, walking stresses out the legs and carrying groceries stresses out the arms. I prefer plasters to ointment as it doesn't stain the clothes and it stays on the spot you leave it at.

(2) Nin Jiom Herbal Candy for motion sickness and nausea. It's sold by the bottle as well, but I find candies easier to carry around and consume. I also prefer the original formula coz that's what works, not so sure about the new flavors like apple etc.

(3) Medicated Oil for tummy aches and pain relief. There are many brands of Chinese medicated oil available in the shops and its all hot/cold on the skin, although effects and scents are varied. The latest one I received is Yu Yee Oil that smells like nutmeg & paraffin glue.

(4)  Panadol pills for pain relief, its non-addictive and has no major side effects. There's a wide variety of forms you can buy this in like water soluble, minis etc. Good for headaches, cramps and just about any recurring pain.

(5) Anti-Bac Wet Wipes are essentials anytime I am inside or outside. It's an easy all-in-one coz with the spray or gel you still need to wipe it clean or leave it to dry.

(6) Redoxon Vitamin Effervescent Tablets that turn plain water into fizzy fruit juice, best part is you don't even need to stir it. I limit myself to one a day, it replaces fruit juice and multivitamins in my diet.

(7) Facial Masks, tissue & disposable. It's hydrating for the skin and also cooling after you've been out in the sun all day, in Singapore its almost everyday. 

(8) Cotton Tips for spot cleaning and spot application, also good for cleaning out the ears. I use it with this audiclean product that can be found in local pharmacies.

(9) Sanitary Napkins/Adult Diapers. Adult diapers are sanitary pads + disposable underwear, its more expensive but for guys they really have no choice. 

(10) Oxy pimple cream or what I am currently using is a Korean brand Onsaemeein Magic Solution Skin Powder (anti-pimple solution). It soothes inflammation, preventing redness and itchiness. It also dries up blood or pus.