7-Eleven has Bai Xiang coriander cup noodles
Image credit: 7-Eleven Singapore
Just when we thought the coriander trend was over, 7-Eleven announced the arrival of Bai Xiang Coriander Cup Noodles (price TBD). The popular instant noodles from China are now available at all 7-Eleven outlets islandwide!
This isn’t the first time we’ve come across a concept like this—back in 2019, we featured another version of coriander instant noodles by Thai brand MAMA.
Image credit: Shopee
While we’re unsure how much the Bai Xiang Coriander Cup Noodles are retailing for at 7-Eleven, these noodles are also available on Shopee and Lazada at around $4.50 to $4.80 per serving, excluding shipping fees.
Image credit: Lazada
It features a spicy beef soup base with not just one, but two packets of dried coriander, so you can really load up on the herb. Simply pour in the seasoning packets and add hot water to cook the noodles and rehydrate the coriander leaves. After three minutes, mix everything and enjoy your piping hot cup of instant noodles!
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These noodles look like a dream come true for cilantro lovers, though a Shopee reviewer has stated that the coriander flavour wasn’t strong as they’d wished. Nonetheless, they’re worth trying if you’re a fan of the herb, especially since there’s no telling if this is a limited-time drop.
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We’ll update this article as soon as we get our hands on the cup noodles!
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Featured image adapted from Lazada and 7-Eleven Singapore
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