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Bijin Nabe Japanese Collagen Soup Now Available At Don Don Donki, In Time For CNY Hotpot

Bijin Nabe Japanese collagen soup Singapore

Collagen soup is a firm favourite hotpot base for many Singaporeans, but it is iffy to DIY. Thankfully, Japanese nabe restaurant Tsukada Nojo has made their signature Bijin Nabe collagen soup stock available in frozen packs at Don Don Donki outlets, just in time for all the Chinese New Year hotpot feasts at home.


Image credit: Tsukada Nojo Singapore

Tsuakada Nojo was the first Japanese ‘beauty hotpot’ restaurant to arrive in Singapore circa 2012, and they have garnered a massive fanbase for their creamy, delicious collagen soup. The broth is painstakingly prepared by boiling organic Jidori chicken bones for over eight hours, but now, you can get a 750ml pack for only $16.80 at Don Don Donki.


Image credit: Tsukada Nojo Singapore

Simply thaw the thickened, frozen soup, which has the consistency of pudding, in your hotpot, and you’re good to go. You can even dilute it with water if the stock is too rich.


Image credit: Tsukada Nojo Singapore

From now till 31 January, you can get the soup stock for just $15.80. They also have a 1kg version if you prefer, for $24.60.


Image credit: Tsukada Nojo Singapore

Do note that stocks are limited per day, so head down early to grab yourself the coveted Bijin Nabe Japanese collagen hotpot base!

Don Don Donki outlets are located at Tampines 1, Suntec City, Clarke Quay Central, Downtown East, Waterway Point, City Square Mall, 100AM, Harbourfront Centre, JCube, JEM, Orchard Central, and Square 2.

If you prefer to try your hand at making the stock yourself, we have a beauty collagen hotpot base recipe for you to experiment with.

Otherwise, in the spirit of Chinese New Year, we also have an easy Buddha Jumps Over The Wall-inspired collagen hotpot base recipe you can make.

If you’re looking for other hotpot options to order in, check out our hotpot delivery guide.

Featured image adapted from Tsukada Nojo Singapore.

Beatrice

Beatrice is currently the Group Editor (Branded Content) at The Smart Local Media Group. Prior to this role, she’s spent a decade on staff at lifestyle titles in Singapore, including Lifestyle Asia, AugustMan, and Men’s Folio. Food, drink, and beauty have always been her main beats, but no, she doesn’t get paid to eat good food and wear makeup (unfortunately).

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