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AN EYE-CATCHING SUPERFOOD =) 2 We know tuna is good for us, but in Japan, tuna eyeballs are ee recognised as a healthy food for their high protein and fatty Ifyou have a stomach of steel, try the Chinese century egg, which has acid content, plus they're a cheaper alternative to the fish meat. been preserved for several months until it's a green, fermented jelly consistency. Or in Japan, try Hakone black eggs, boiled in natural hot springs, where the sulphur turns the eggshell black and supposedly adds seven years to your life. China uses 45 billion pairs of chopsticks a year. CARROT CAKE FOR BREAKFAST! Well, kind of. In Singapore fried carrot cake, made with white radish (also known as white carrot) is a popular savoury breakfast food to try. \. wy” FEED THE FAMILY Fussy kids in tow? Singapore's hawker centres have you covered with great staples kids will love, like roti prata (pancakes), egg fried rice, shaved ice and the ever-popular dish of chicken and rice. LIQUID GOLD Green tea from China, bubble tea from Taiwan, Ceylon from Sri Lanka, Darjeeling from India, Sencha from Japan, milk tea of varying kinds, if there’s one drink to try, wherever you are F in Asia, it's tea. The average family in Asia eats 136kg of rice a year. SWEET AND REFRESHING ‘Sugarcane juice, or nuoc mia as they say in Vietnam, is a sweet and refreshing beverage extracted from pressed sugarcane. You can find it in street food stalls across Vietnam, Cambodia and parts of Thailand. Plus, it’s cheap! HOP TO IT Fried with chilli..it could be any Thai dish, but here we're talking about grasshoppers. Crunchy with a side of juice, delicious if you can get past the visuals. fOdy | FLIGHTCENTRE
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