Must-Try 7-Eleven Singapore Snacks, Including Chocolate Lava Cake & More

By Amelia on 27 May 2020

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Supermarkets have been our favourite place to visit during this extended circuit breaker. Some of us might not be able to get our usual grocery list due to some stocks that are running low or have yet to be replenished at the moment.

Other than your usual supermarkets, here are a few 7-Eleven Singapore snacks that you might not normally get, but trust us, it's super yummy and worth every cent. You have to try it out!

Keep reading to find out more!

#1 Chocolate Lava Cake ($2.80)

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Chocolate Lava Cake (only ?$?.??) ?⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ This mini chocolate lava cake from 7-Eleven is legit! The cake was moist and decadent but wasn't too sweet. When the cake was cut open, the chocolate lava oozed from the middle of the cake effortlessly. The 'lava' did not taste like cheap chocolate but was instead rich and thick. After trying a few chocolate lava cakes from cafes or restaurants, I would say this humble little cake was comparable in terms of taste and texture.⁠⠀ If you are looking for a wallet-friendly treat or comfort food, this cake is it!⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ #sgfood #singapore #instafood #foodie #sgigfoodies #foodstagram #sgfoodstagram #food #foodblogger #foodlover #sgfooddiary #sgeats #singaporefoodie #711 #7eleven #chocolatelavacake #chocolatelava #chocolate #cheap #cheapeats #cheapdessert #dessert #sinful #sinfullydelicious #drool

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May have developed a newfound love for 7-Eleven's surprisingly legit chocolate lava cake. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ It lacks the cloying sweetness you'd expect from most commercially-produced baked goods. That alone is deserving of a big fat "YES".

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If you are missing your dine-in dinner meals with your friends, or if you are still thinking about that chocolate lava cake that you never get to eat before the circuit breaker starts, you can try out the mini chocolate lava cake ($2.80).

The lava cake is moist and you could taste the rich and thick chocolate lava. We even love how the chocolate lava oozed from the middle of the cake effortlessly. According to an Instagram user (@foodbean_) who have tried it, this humble little cake was comparable in terms of taste and texture to those any restaurants or cafes out there.

If you are looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, this wallet-friendly cake will be perfect! It's selling at most 7-Eleven stores in Singapore.

#2 Bubble Tea Milk Cakes ($3)

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To conclude for dessert, I treated myself to some 'Bubble Tea Milk Cakes' ($3) from @7elevensg. While bubble tea stores are still currently closed as it is the CB mode (circuit breaker mode) here in Singapore, thankfully 7-Eleven carries these. 5 pieces in a box. Soft & moist in the inside, stuffed with earl grey tea taste along with chewy black pearls & brown sugar; which is imported all the way from Taiwan. I would recommend this if you wanna chill out to some 'Eatable Bubble Tea' cakes ? #igsg #food #foodporn #foodie #instafood #foodphotography #yummy #delicious #love #instagood #foodstagram #foodlover #foodblogger #foodgasm #like #follow #healthyfood #dinner #tasty #lunch #eat #photooftheday #restaurant #foodies #healthy #chef #picoftheday #homemade #yum #instagram

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If you have yet to get your bubble tea cravings satisfied, treat yourself to bubble tea milk tea cakes ($3). There are 5 pieces in a box and it is stuffed with earl grey tea taste along with chewy tapioca pearls and brown sugar that is imported all the way from Taiwan. Though we can't travel now, we can settle for some Taiwan snacks as of now.

Instagram user (@thehungryrabbittt) got it from the Novena 7-Eleven outlet.

#3 Salmon Tartar Onigiri

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Salmon Tartar Onigiri for late supper.

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If you are craving for a late-night supper, you can try this salmon tartar onigiri that will satisfy your Japanese cuisine cravings. We love how it's packed with ingredients, definitely worth a second serving.

Instagram user (@y_lyn) got it from Blk 446 Pasir Ris Drive 6, otherwise, if you don't live in the East, most 7-Eleven stores in Singapore are still selling it.

#4 Tender Chicken Breast

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Chapter 140 Act 2: That's the Betagro's Tender Chicken Breast herbs which can be eaten in chilled. It's available exclusively at 7-11 Singapore. #betagro #7elevensg #foodiefriday #tenderchickenbreast #chill

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If you are in need of some protein and a low-calorie snack, this tender chicken breast will be the perfect snack for you. Snack on a healthy snack while you're cooped up at home.

Instagram user (@qiuwei1985) got it from Blk 630 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4, 7-Eleven outlet.

#5 Cheesy Tamagoyaki ($5)

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Cheesy tamagoyaki on a stick. $5 for 2 for a limited period from 7 Eleven. It's not bad as a snack. Just make sure you heat it up before eating . . . . . . . #foodporn #foodspotting #sgfood #noms #sgeats #foodgram #igfood #whati8today #singaporefood #sgfoodies #foodstagram #foodlover #instafoodsg #foodgasm #sgigfoodies #foodstamping #sgfoodporn #sgfooddiary #foodsg #sgfoodie #instafood_sg #singaporeeats #makan #egg #tamagoyaki #7elevensg

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Who doesn't love a good egg snack? We're eternally grateful for 7-Eleven for having this cheesy tamagoyaki ($5 for 2) snack that comes on a stick. Just heat it up before eating!

Instagram user (@libbyatsg) got it from the Nex 7-Eleven outlet.

#6 Pearl Milk Tea Sandwich ($2.80)

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Nowadays everything is milk tea or boba. Got this Pearl Milk Tea Sando ($2.80) from @7elevensg I like the cream because it tasted exactly like the milk tea. The bun is soft like a cake just a bit dry. They do have other flavour like chocolate banana and peach. Definitely worth to try. ⭐️: 4/5 . . . . . . #pearlmilktea #sando #711 #7eleven #7elevensg #sgfoodie #delicious #sandwich #milktea

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We are literally living in the land of boba! Not only do we have bubble tea drinks, bubble tea cake but even bubble tea sandwiches. Try out this soft pearl milk tea sandwich that even has bits and pieces of pearls in the sandwich ($2.80)