snack roll plus soy drink
After a physiotherapy session for my back pain at TTSH, I would proceed to the nearest mall for a meal or snack.
I have walked past this shop selling Taiwanese rice rolls (台湾饭团) many times but it didn't manage to tempt me to patronise them. :D
One day, I was meeting a friend for lunch but the appointment was a good one and a half hours later. I had an early breakfast that day, so I stopped by this shop to get a snack.
While eating my snack roll, I watched the lunchtime crowd placed their orders.
Choose from this row of wooden rice tubs which hold a selection of Mixed Grain Rice, Red Rice, Purple Rice, Brown Rice and Wheat Germ Brown Rice for the rice rolls.
After selecting your rice, choose 5 types of fillings from the wide selection at the counter. Finally choose a sauce to go with your rice roll.
I have eaten rice rolls once while holidaying in Taiwan. They are economical and convenient. The rice rolls sold in Singapore are more expensive.
I will make these rice rolls for my family at home. :)
So far, i also walk pass before, but didn't give it a try...
ReplyDeleteCan try making them at home, not too difficult. :)
DeleteNice! I've eaten the Japanese ones but have never tried the Taiwanese ones before. I'll love to go to Taiwan someday.
ReplyDeleteI have eaten both the Japanese and Taiwanese versions. The Taiwanese are more creative with their stuffings.
DeleteI prefer homemade ones, in Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteBut when I go to Japan, of course I love trying different kinds sold at the stores. :)
Happy New Year ECL, to you and family.
I have yet to make my own. I will try soon :D
DeleteAhhhh.... forgot you are a fan of Japanese culture and food.
Happy New Year to Lina and family!
Yummy rice rolls! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry a bit late, but better late than never. HAPPY CNY OF THE GOAT to you and family!! :)
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