Professional competitive eater Zermatt Neo, known for his jaw-dropping feats from inhaling a 32-inch pizza to downing 50 Filet-O-Fish burgers, has done it again.
This time, the 36-year-old wowed the Internet by consuming a colossal 8kg of nasi kandar in Penang, Malaysia.
He took to TikTok on Sunday (30 June) to share his impressive victory over the RM300 (S$86) platter, which he finished in just one hour.
According to the video, Mr Neo visited Nasi Kandar Sulaiman, a famous restaurant in George Town.
“Officially set a new record for the most nasi kandar devoured by a single soul,” he wrote in his caption.
The clip begins with a staff member presenting a massive platter of food, which Neo claimed to be the “world’s biggest plate of nasi kandar”.
Source: @zermattneo on TikTok
Running on little sleep, Mr Neo tackled the enormous heap of rice, meat, seafood, vegetables, and more, all drenched in thick gravy.
He kicked off with an onion omelette filled with masala, savouring every bite.
Noting the presence of at least five different curries, Mr Neo remarked that the food had a somewhat “chocolatey” taste.
Source: @zermattneo on TikTok
Mr Neo continued to devour the contents of the platter, including a fish head, which he declared the “most expensive” ingredient.
Midway through, he ditched his utensils, opting to eat with his hands for greater efficiency.
He then ordered a glass of bandung to quench his thirst and allow him to continue eating.
Despite struggling towards the end, he successfully finished the 8kg platter within an hour.
Source: @zermattneo on TikTok
After watching the video, many TikTok users were amazed by Mr Neo’s ability to demolish the 8kg platter.
Source: TikTok
Others applauded him for going “full native” by abandoning his utensils and eating with his hands.
Source: TikTok
Overall, many were blown away by the competitive eater’s impressive skills.
Source: TikTok
Anyway, we should probably say: kids, don’t try this at home.
Also read: TikTokers devour durian skin in ASMR videos, netizens advise them to eat it correctly
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Featured image adapted from @zermattneo on TikTok.
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