Review: Hanjuku Japanese Soft-boiled Egg from 7-11

while sourcing for ideas for my upcoming taiwan trip, i came across the taiwan 7-11 selling hanjuku egg (marinated soft-boiled eggs commonly found in ramen). i love those eggs and although it was said to be easy to make, but i am just too lazy to make it myself, so you can guess how thrilled i was when i found taiwan 7-11 selling these ready-made version! at that time, i made it a point to buy one when im in taiwan.

a few days later, to my surprise, i discovered a similar one in the local 7-11! i just had to buy the last packet to try!

costs about $2 for 2 eggs, which is reasonable for a pre-marinated instant food. it tasted much better than it looks. has that lovely runny yolk and meant to be eaten chilled. if you order a hanjuku eggs at a ramen restaurant, it will set you back by about $2 for an egg, so this is pretty good deal and a nutritious addition to your instant noodles.

verdict: highly likely to purchase again