The latest of 7-Eleven's offerings.
Ahh, 7-Eleven. The home of convenience. I never rave about how great your food is, but I end up grabbing your food quite frequently. I've actually wanted to do a post on what I usually have here but I guess this new hot pot comes first. :)
Take your pick!
This is very interesting because 7-Eleven stores in Hong Kong have something similar, and there is a wide variety of items to choose from. The store has this nifty little hot pot container from which you can pick out your fishy processed meats. Items are priced per piece, and you get the scoop out the soup from the same place, too.
Starting from the square thing clockwise:
Grilled Fish Tal, P15.00
Shrimp Ball, P10.00
Stuffed Tofu, P10.00
Noodles, P5.00 with a minimum of 2 other items, P12.00 otherwise.
Total cost: P50.00
They give you Shoyu (soy sauce) and Oden (sour and spicy) sauces to add to your bowl for taste. I personally prefer Oden, while Alvie liked the Shoyu. The shrimp ball, tofu, and fish cake thing we ordered were all surprisingly good! These ain't your regular grocery fishball-ish things. They had delicious taste and really nice consistency. The noodles were well, normal instant noodles, so you know exactly what to expect there.Menu:
Hot Pot
Verdict:
Hot Pot: Very Good
It's great to have something like this conveniently available because it tastes good and is quite affordable. If I had any gripe, it's just that I might feel lazy to prepare a bowl of this stuff most days at 7-Eleven. But hey, I'm also lazy to grab a hotdog and put it in the bun so don't take my word for it. Haha!
7-Eleven also has some decent sandwiches, good wraps and salads, and great coffee! Their Sugar-free French Vanilla Cappuccino and Mocha Cappuccino taste so good, you can barely even notice the bitter coffee taste! I look forward to whatever 7-Eleven comes up with next. Some good cheap sushi, perhaps?
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