10 “Interesting” Buys From The Golden Mile Complex Thai Supermarket

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It’s true that people “don’t miss water till the well runs dry”. In the Singapore context, we don’t miss our malls until they en bloc — first Queensway Shopping Centre, and now, Golden Mile Complex.

My verdict: It is a wonderland of all things cheap and quirky, and I love it. From cool to downright dodgy, here are 10 interesting things I found at the supermarket.The Cool — dirt cheap snacks and toiletriesGenerally, I liked most of the things I found and bought home two bags of goodies. I especially enjoyed the toiletries and snack sections…1. Spa-esque face, body and foot scrubs and soaksIf you’re into Thai massages and spas, you can pick up similar products at this supermarket.

I wanted to sweep the shelves, but the problem was that everything was labelled in Thai, so I was a little bummed. The only thing I got was this Soffell insect repellent , which I had used before. I read online that the Thais usually come here to buy a special brand of fish sauce that isn’t available at NTUC Fairprice or Cold Storage, but couldn’t for the life of me find out which brand they’re talking about.The Dodgy — creepy crawly snacks and literal “snake oil”Now, onto the “that’s cool, but I don’t want it” section.9. Deep-fried silkworm and cricketsI’ve seen people selling creepy crawlies on the streets on Bangkok, but I always thought it was just a novelty snack for tourists.

New Udon and Y Cube mookataFor mookata, the most popular one has got to be New Udon Mookata. It was significantly more crowded than the rest of the eateries; probably because it was cheap and tastes good. Depending on which platter you order, it should cost you about $20+ per pax. At Laneige, the Water Sleeping Mask is $42, but at Golden Mile, it is $35. It is slightly cheaper, but not as cheap as Qoo10 and other K-beauty sites like Althea where it is under $30.3. Check out the occult storesNow, I know that Thai culture is famous for a few things, including the supernatural. Thai horror films are the absolute worst .

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