Daily life of little sparrow｜ EEC, a supermarket in Southeast Asia

Not long ago, I was lying in bed watching a video of others unpacking Southeast Asian snacks. I wanted to try different flavors of dessert drinks. I felt tired of eating Taiwanese snacks. I'd love to see it myself.

And this weekend, I just went to the Qingguang business district for a walk, so I stopped by the EEC, which I have been curious about for a long time.

When I walked into the store, I thought that there would only be rows of snack shelves, but it turned out that there were common household items and daily necessities, and most of them were imported from abroad. Currency exchange service is available at the counter on one side.

Going deeper into the store, it is finally my target snack area this time. There are almost no common Taiwanese beverages and biscuits on the shelf, and most of the packaging has Southeast Asian characters written on it, which can only be guessed from the product label or packaging pattern. What kind of taste is it? The point is that each product is super cheap. Many biscuits are only between 8 and 15 yuan. I almost lost my mind and bought a bunch of snacks. Fortunately, I restrained myself and bought a packet of small biscuits and a video. The highly recommended GINA canned mango juice.

Finally, when I was queuing to checkout, I discovered that there were several product rankings behind the counter, among which mango juice ranked first.

When I got home, I couldn't wait to try GINA mango juice. I didn't expect to smell the rich mango aroma as soon as I opened it. It was the aroma of freshly cut mangoes. Sure enough, the 35% mango juice is different. Overall it's not bad, but it's a bit sweet, but as smart as I am, I added sparkling water to make it even better.

After that, I must go to the EEC for treasure hunting again. I am so sorry that I didn’t buy some instant noodles, dried bananas, and chocolate biscuits this time.