On Thursday 22.sep.2022, it was drizzling the whole morning so we went to the nearby Tim Won coffee shop to buy chapfan for the Elderlies.
*** Coriander Flavour Potato Chips ***
Coriander flavoured potato chips from Oishi 上好佳 brand which I thought is from a company in mainland but online search says the headquarters of this company is in the Philippines. The potato chips are very thinly sliced, crispy but on the oily side. For this coriander flavour, I detect a slight minty taste.
I bought 3 packs from Shopee all the way from Johor. Inclusive of delivery fees and after deducting the shopeecoins Cashback, it is about MYR 3 per pack.
Coriander flavoured potato chips.
*** Tim Won chapfan ***
He bought 3 packs of chapfan lunch MYR 24 from Tim Won coffee shop for himself and the Elderlies.
*** Dinner ***
His dinner of instant noodles with the remaining curry from Canton Kitchen bought the previous day with 2 okra ytf and 1 brinjal ytf.
I bought 4 brinjal ytf, 4 okra ytf and 2 deep fried sui Gao at MYR 2 each from Fatty Mok coffee shop when he was buying chapfan lunch. The filling of the ytf is now quite soft so he didn't like it. He prefers the previous filling which is not so soft.
My dinner of instant noodles with remaining cold curry direct from the fridge. I couldn't eat all the curry gravy so I kept it again in the fridge for the next day.
Coriander flavoured chips?? That sounds weird. Lol. Not sure I would like it. Do you like it??
ReplyDeleteYes I am ok with it because it tastes just like any other flavoured potato chips.
DeleteYa the packaging sure doesn't look like it comes from PH. So no coriander flavour?
ReplyDeleteIt is made in da lu but the company hq is in Philippines. The coriander flavour is pleasant, not overpowering.
Deleteso now it has become a trend to put some handsome guy at the chips packaging these days...just like Mister Potato with Cha Eun Woo (i dunno who the heck is he!).
ReplyDeleteThis product is endorsed by him so the company paid him to use his picture.
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