For many, instant noodles are an essential household supply that’s perfect for sudden midnight cravings, or simply a quick yet yummy meal.
If you’re looking to stock up in time for CNY, look no further as ABC Bargain Centres just put up a pretty irresistible deal.
See, Tom Yam Mamee noodles are now available at their outlets for just $1 per carton, each containing 40 packets.
That’s right, 40 packets of the instant noodle for just $1 — that rounds to about $0.025 per packet.
According to several posts in the Facebook group 走，新加坡 (or “Let’s Go, Singapore”), multiple ABC Bargain Centre outlets are offering the deal.
For just $1, customers can take home a whole carton of tom yam flavoured instant noodles. Each carton contains 8 packs of 5, totalling 40 packets per carton.
However, do have a look at the expiry date before checking out as some batches apparently expire after a few months.
If that’s too many numbers, we’ll do the maths for you — it’s about $0.025 per packet or $0.125 for a 5-serving pack at ABC shops.
Here’s a comparison just to put in perspective how irresistible ABC’s deal is.
For a 5-serving pack of Mamee’s Tom Yam instant noodle, you’d normally have to fork out $1.70 on popular online shopping sites.
On another online shopping site, you can get it cheaper at $1.53 per pack — $7.65/5 = $1.53.
But with ABC’s insane deal, you can get the instant noodles for more than 10 times cheaper.
To find the nearest ABC Bargain Centre near you, check out the website here.
For a similar deal, Value Dollar Shop is also offering 5 packs of Tom Yam Mamee at $1 — slightly more expensive, but still a good deal.
When it comes to awesome deals like this, we expect there to be tons of customers hoping to snag a carton of the instant noodles.
So if you plan on purchasing a carton or 2 of the instant noodle, best do it fast.
After all, this haul alone can stock you up on Tom Yam Mamee for the whole year to come.
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