The Straits Refreshment Co introduces Singapore’s first smoky oden UFO to elevate your food experience! Located at Ang Mo Kio, their new mobile steamboat includes a customisable oden bowl on top, held by your cold drink of choice at the bottom.Â
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The Straits Oden allows you to choose your broth (from $1), along with a minimum of three oden sticks (from $1.20). The bottom cup holds your drink of choice, with options ranging from milkshakes to milk tea with toppings. This means you can bring your oden along with you, and sip on your icy cold beverage wherever and whenever.
To get the ‘smoky’ effect, dry ice is added to the bottom cup, which also helps to keep your drink cool while you enjoy your food. The concept is pretty similar to Taiwan’s Guan Dong Zhu—a Taiwanese street food featuring oden and noodles—so if you miss Taiwan’s street food, this is a place to visit.Â
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There are a total of six broths to choose from: tom yum, coconut curry, coconut chicken, tomato, mala, and fish collagen. In addition to the broth, you also get to select from their wide range of basic and premium oden options, including fish roe balls, king oyster mushroom, salmon cheeseballs, and konjac noodles to go with your soup.
Image credit: @princessezyt
They are currently doing a promotion where you can quote ‘Smoky UFO’ to get an oden upgrade—while stocks last! Check out their Instagram page for more information.
For more food recommendations around the area, read The Fat Kid Bakery review for trendy stuffed donuts, or you can check out our Chelabela review for affordable army stew by a father and daughter duo.
Address: 712 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-4056, Singapore 560712
Opening hours: Daily 10:45am to 8:30pm
Tel: 8805 3051
Website
The Straits Refreshment Co is not a halal-certified eatery.
Featured image adapted from @corrinasoh.kg’s post and @princessezyt‘s post.
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