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Home / Food Review / IPOP POPCORN,SUNGEI WANG

IPOP POPCORN,SUNGEI WANG

June 17, 2012 by StrawberrY Gal

iPop Popcorn is a popcorn stall which features on selling popcorns with a lot of different flavours. The flavours of the popcorns are indeed a variety as well with different colors as well. There are 12 flavors of popcorn to choose as well in iPop Popcorn.

Original –which is the normal popcorn which is most of people favorites?
Caramel is a light, crispy classic caramel, and all time favorite
Cheese Popcorn is coated with light powder cheddar cheese. Our cheese popcorn is crispy, smooth and not oily
Chocolate flavor popcorn is where the popcorn is being coated with dark chocolate; a mix of bitter and sweet taste gives popcorn a new dimension of taste.
Wasabi is simply spicy and hot booming wasabi flavors in it.
Seaweed popcorn is a blend of healthy seaweed together with some sea salt gives a twist to your popcorn
Green Apple is a light candy coating that is packed with tangy apple flavor. Green Apple popcorn is like eating an apple only to find out later it is made of popcorn
Strawberry is a red, crispy and sweet popcorn to try too.
Milky popcorn is a milky taste of the milk with delicious popcorn. A must try for milk lover.
Mexican Spicy is something for your taste buds and your nose with Mexican style spicy popcorn.
Curry popcorn is where the smell that will tickle your taste buds as well as your nose.
Coffee is a popcorn which is blend with the roasted aroma of Malaysian Dark Kopi and IPOP crunchy popcorn

– Popcorns serves in packet-

– Popcorns serves in bucket-

Price:
RM 3.00 / packet
RM 7.00/ bucket

Location
Sungei Wang Shopping Centre
Prima Setapak – Restoran Good Friend/好朋友美食中心
Prima Setapak – Restoran Uco/合众美食中心
Sri Rampai – Restoran Ooi Soon/威顺美食中心(Every Thursday Only)
Desa Setapak – Red Famous Corner Food Court/红灯角美食中心
Pasar Malam: Wednesday – Taman Connaught, Friday – Ampang Pandan Mewah

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: #DineInSungeiWang, ipop

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