A1 Abalone Noodle Review from a Singaporean Blogger
Have you come across this LOW budget YET effective TV ad? Somehow, it is driving me very curious to grab one packet to try it out.

After watching TV Ad, are you curious too? Really got abalone or mock abalone not?
Here’s my humble A1 Abalone Noodle review. GPGT.

Premium product packed in premium packet, the packet cannot be torn off easily… (cannot find any slit)

Read the instruction…

Dragon Horse Brand label… hm… I am quite convinced that there’s real abalone inside. Dragon and horse meat not included.

“Unboxing” the package, these are pretty standard, noodle, msg, and the unrevealed abalone within the well sealed packet, looks like combat ration. And how i wish it was given out in my standard field pack. Sure win the war.

Pour the broth and abalone into the boiling water together with the noodle.

I only get one abalone in my packet… and dug out the empty sachet from the bin to double confirm… I saw other review/ forum and saw that each packet contains 2 abalones! Can anyone clear my doubts?

Conclusion
The soup tastes good, it does have the herbal taste and really got abalone, ONE abalone, oh my gosh, i don’t know my packet got pass QC or not. The abalone is about the side of the old $0.50 cent coin. Yes, it is also Halah certified, but i prefer Mee Rebus

For the price of $3.25 each packet, I find that the price tag is pretty steep, but what the hack, it does have REAL abalone.

Yes, one abalone, for you to slowly chew (like the last piece of chewing gum in your pocket) Disclaimer: Chewing Gum is banned in Singapore.

A1 鲍鱼面, 一粒鲍鱼在里面。

Hey, I also tried the Original Nissian Instant Noodle, Demae Iccho recently.
If you want to know about my thoughts,  Click here.

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