Dinner, Seafood, Sushi

We can't dine it yet, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy some Japanese food. Here's the promo for July.. Oh! Sakura! Most of us probably missing the time we dine in a Japanese restaurant. The small, coloured plates with sushi, moved on a conveyor belt. The ambiance of people talking and staff preparing customers’ orders. Well, for this month, we’re going to have 2 weeks of Japanese cuisine promotion!!! Order from these: Terms and Conditions 1. Promotion is valid from 15th to 31st July 2021. 2. Discount of 15% food order. 3. The total discount is capped at RM12, and valid with a minimum spend of RM30 on food order per transaction. 4. Promotion is valid for delivery orders only. 5. Promotion is valid for selected restaurants only. 6. Promotion is not valid with any other vouchers or promotions. 7. NMooMoo reserves the right to alter, extend, or terminate the promotion or amend the terms and conditions at its sole discretions without prior notice. All decisions made by NMooMoo are final and conclusive. 8. NMooMoo accounts that are blocked/suspended and/or cancelled or suspected of fraudulent or suspicious activities will not be able to get the discount. Our Participating Merchants 1. Cekodok Jepun 2. Samurai Yakiniku 3. Liao Li Hunter @ The Food Court (United Point) 4. Chatto 5. Chi Ba Japanese Recipe II 6. Chi Ba Japanese Recipe @ Restoran Hoo Yee Kee 7. Chasen-Kyoto 8. Sekido Sushi 9. Kiku Japanese Restaurant 10. Roiyaru Sushi 11. Japanese Restaurant - Boston Ryuichi 12. Sakura Sushi @ Taman Midah 13. Sakura Sushi @ Setapak 14. Sakura Sushi @ Pandan Indah Order Now

30 June 2021

Breakfast & Brunch, Pastries, Smoothies

10! 10! 10! Across The Board!. 10! 10! Across The Board! Ayyy! It’s a perfect 10 for this promo with our selected restaurants! Enjoy RM10 off when you spend RM20 from any of these restaurants. The T&C The promotion is valid from 17th May 2021 to 16th August 2021. Spend a minimum of RM20 to get a maximum of RM10 discount on the food order per transaction. The promotion applies to a delivery order(s) only. Users NMooMoo account must be active to use the discount. NMooMoo may revise the It’s A 10 campaign from time to time at its sole and absolute discretion. NMooMoo reserves the absolute right to impose redemption limits and/or change any terms and conditions applicable to the It’s A 10 campaign. The Participating Restaurants WS Kopitiam - Kepong San Ching San Hokkien mee - Kepong Chew Chew Chow Tofu - Kepong Hailam Kopitiam - Kepong City Milk - One Utama Shopping Center City Milk - Sunway Velocity Mall Hahasiu Pan Mee - Puchong Teh Tarik Place Signature - Upper View Regalia Hotel Devil Chicken - EkoCheras Sakura Sushi - Pandan Indah Sakura Sushi - Taman Midah Sakura Sushi - Setapak Espress Cafe - Klang Nature Vegan - Klang Garden Vegetarian Cafe - Klang Restaurant Soo Ser - Klang Monga Fried Chicken - Damansara Uptown US Pizza - Bangi US Pizza - Taman Connaught US Pizza - Sungai Buloh AND MORE TO COME!!! Order Now

25 May 2021

Stay Safe

The fight to beat the coronavirus pandemic is still going on. From the looks of it, it’s going to be a long one.. SOPs During MCO That You Need To Know The fight to beat the coronavirus pandemic is still going on. From the looks of it, it’s going to be a long one. Recently, the government has announced stricter standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the third Movement Control Order (MCO) starting 25th May 2021. Here’s how it went down before: 5th May 2021 - Senior Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said KL would also be placed under MCO from 7th May 2021 to 20th May 2021. 10th May 2021 - All states are placed under MCO from 12th May to 7th June 2021 because of rapid spikes in COVID-19 cases for the past weeks. Instead of a total lockdown as speculated by the public, they introduced new SOPs. Grilling a fresh, premium cut, hand-packed patties on a hot seasoned grill to perfection with the perfect char tasteresults in a delicious juiciness burger that talk about itself. You’ve got a burger that twist your mind! We understand that for some people, going for a delicious breakfast is reason enough to wake up in the morning. That motivation is a driving force that can either make or break your mood for the rest of the day. So, to keep you happy and motivated, we’ve found some of the best breakfast foods for you to check out and tapao to satisfy those hunger pangs!

24 May 2021

Health & Wellness

Ginger has been used to cure everything from motion sickness to help fight everything from nausea to help fight against inflammation.. 10 Amazing Benefits of Ginger Ginger has been used for centuries, both in cooking and for medicinal purposes. Although the root is often used as an ingredient in cooked dishes or ground and dried into an essential item in your spice cabinet, ginger can relieve nausea and gastrointestinal irritation and reduce exercise-induced muscle pain and inflammation. Here some of the ten benefits that you get from ginger. Image by: Couleur, Pixabay Alleviate Morning Sickness and Relieve Nausea Image by: Hilary Hahn, Unsplash Ginger is well-known for its anti-nausea properties. As a result, ginger is sometimes recommended as a treatment for seasickness. Gingerol and shogaol, the compounds that give ginger its bite, are also responsible for reducing nausea and vomiting. Ginger tea can also help with nausea caused by morning sickness during pregnancy and after chemotherapy. Improve Digestion and Relieve Gas Image by: Ben Bernard, Pixabay Do you have a stomachache? To relieve the gases accumulated in the intestinal tract during digestion, boil some water with grated fresh ginger. Ginger's enzymes will help the body break up and remove this gas, alleviating any discomfort. Alternatively, if you suffer from constipation, include ginger in your diet. It could aid in the passage of food through the digestive tract. Recover From A Cold Or The Flu Image by: Silviarita, Pixabay Ginger is one of the most popular choices when it comes to relieving a cold or the flu. But, more research is needed to support this benefit. Fresh ginger has been shown to help battle respiratory viruses. Fresh ginger had antiviral effects in respiratory infection models in a 2013 laboratory study. They saw that the use of dried ginger did not have any effect. They concluded that fresh ginger appears to stop virus’ reproduction. However, ginger does not seem to defend against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that triggers COVID-19. Relieving Pain Image by: Anke Sundermeier , Pixabay For those who are exercising and feel muscle pain, take a daily dose of 2g of raw or heated ginger. At the same time, ginger may also help reduce menstruation pain - right before or during. Though, more research needed to be done to get more accurate results. Reducing Inflammation Image by: Ajale, Pixabay Ginger taken by mouth is “modestly efficacious and reasonably safe” for treating inflammation caused by osteoarthritis.” One of the compound in ginger called phytochemical may combat inflammation. Researchers are still researching the most effective dosages and types of ginger extract. Supporting Cardiovascular Health Image by: Bluebird Provisions, Unsplash There’s also evidence that consuming ginger extract may help with cardiovascular disease. It may reduce cholesterol and lower your risk of having any sort of blood clots. In the future, ginger can become an essential medicine for treating diabetes and heart diseases. Lowering Cancer Risk Image by: Jerzy Górecki, Pixabay Ginger is an excellent antioxidants source that can reduce various types of oxidative stress. Your body must eliminate free radicals from the body to avoid cellular damage that can lead to various diseases, including cancer—antioxidants in the diet aid the body's elimination of free radicals. A study by the British Journal of Nutrition found that ginger was very effective in blocking prostate cancer cells and their growth. Improves Brain Functions Image by: Joe Wei, Pixabay Ginger also has powerful anti-inflammatory properties and helps with cognitive function. In other words, it just gets you into a different mental state. Various studies provide evidence that ginger root may boost cognitive ability according to evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine. Can Help With Osteoarthritis Image by: Joseph Mucira, Pixabay Most older adults are afflicted with osteoarthritis, which describes joint pain and stiffness in the elderly. The scientists polled 247 people who received 100mg of ginger per day. Shockingly, there's been a decrease in joint pain since then. Even a tiny amount of ginger, cinnamon, and extra virgin olive oil and sesame oil can relieve the symptoms of osteoarthritis. DNA Protection Image by: Leo_65, Pixabay Ginger insulates your DNA from wearing out and breaking down, and developing flaws in the womb. Other researchers found that men who ingested 500mg of ginger three times a day for three months had improved sperm quality. Ginger definitely has a lot of benefits to improve our health. Plus, it also one of the popular ingredient in Asian cooking. You can find them in almost all dishes when you order or try your hands to cook one. But if you’re not sure how to make one, download our NMooMoo app or go to our website and place an order instead. Order Now

18 May 2021

Bubble Tea, Coffee & Tea

To celebrate the international tea day, let's have a look at the evolution of tea.. 10 Sweet Chewy Facts About Bubble Tea You gotta give it to Taiwanese for creating the bubble tea drink trend. Call it however you want; boba tea, bubble tea, and pearl milk tea essentially refer to the same thing. Celebrating this year’s international tea day, let’s have a look at the evolution of bubble tea that took the world by storm. The Drink With Many Names Whatever you name it, the drink is made up of black tea, milk, ice, and chewy tapioca pearls. It is then shaken up like a martini and served with the famously fat straw to fit the tapioca marbles that collect at the bottom of the cup. Also, it is believed that the name ‘bubble tea’ was derived from the bubbles formed when the milk tea was shaken, not the chewy brown pearls inside the drink. How Did It Start? There are many versions of how bubble tea began. But, there’s one story that many agreed to be true. Taiwanese tea stands became increasingly popular in the 1980s. Hence, many businesses were trying to be different. Then, one concession owner at the Chun Shui Tang teahouse in Taichung started serving Chinese tea cold after getting the idea from iced Japanese coffee. After a few years, the concession’s product development manager, Lin Hsiu Hui, was in a boring meeting. So, she put her sweetened tapioca pudding into her Assam iced tea and drink it. They loved the concoctions and decided to sell the product and became an instant hit. Since then, many tea businesses tried to emulate the success with different flavour teas and boba pearls. In Malaysia, you can thank social media for creating the trend and demand. Bubble tea shops began a trend by making attractive drinks that inspired customers to share them on social media. They went viral and received a lot of coverage. All want to be a part of the social phenomena that the drinks look and taste. Sweet Potatoes According to a report published in the journal Evolution and Human Behaviour, eating a diet high in fruits and vegetables gives you a better, more desirable, and radiant glow than sun exposure. Sweet potato gives the skin a natural glow while still making it smoother and younger. "Its high levels of beta-carotene means sweet potato benefits skin by battling the free radicals that cause skin ageing," according to DK Publishing House's book "Healing Foods." The easiest way to prepare them is to steam or boil them. According to the book 'Healing Foods,' it helps maintain "their slow-release carbohydrates and important nutrients." Boil them for 30 minutes until tender, then mash them with unsalted butter, top with herbs, and serve immediately. It's also a good idea to have sweet potatoes in your salads. It adds a healthy dose of carbs to the mix. Bell Peppers This vegetable adds crunch to the dish while also providing a wealth of vitamins and minerals. Bell peppers contain antioxidants that help to slow down the ageing process. Bell peppers can help protect your skin from sun damage and avoid cell damage if you eat them regularly. They're also high in vitamin C, which aids collagen development. Collagen maintains the firmness of the skin and protects the cells from further damage. If you have blemishes and rashes, mix carrot with green bell pepper juice to get that cleared up. Turmeric This bright yellow vegetable contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory components that may provide glow and radiance to the skin. Try this turmeric face mask recipe at home every week and see its magic. Inside a bowl, mix some turmeric powder with a small amount of Greek yoghurt and honey and apply it to your face. Keep it on for 15 minutes and wash them with warm water. You can use the anti-inflammatory properties to target your pores and soothe your skin. Turmeric has also been shown to help with scarring. This combination of ingredients can aid in the healing of acne breakouts on your face. Papayas When applied topically to the skin, papain, an enzyme found in this juicy fruit, facilitates skin healing and increases collagen secretion. Together with vitamin A, papaya can help to lighten the skin tone and prevent tanning. If you’re battling dry and flaky skin, daily use of papaya for the skin will give the skin moisture - giving you that smooth and radiant skin. Also, using papaya daily can help you get rid of the dark circles under your eyes. It removes dead skin cells and regulates pigmentation. Avocados You usually have this as guacamole or spread on a warm piece of toast. But, avocado also has great benefits for your skin because of its healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals inside this super fruit (yes, it’s technically a fruit, not a vegetable). The fats, compounds, and vitamins may help speed skin repair and improve chronic skin conditions like eczema and acne. Also, these nutrients may help improve chapped skin and even-out skin tone. Plus, a high intake of healthy fat, especially monounsaturated fat like in avocados, helped increase skin elasticity and reduced the appearance of wrinkles. Try avocado oil on your skin to boost the overall health of your skin. Maya Ivanjesku, chief scientific officer at LaFlore Probiotic Skincare, said, “Cold-pressed avocado oil has an abundance of antioxidants, plant sterols, omega-9, minerals, and vitamins, including vitamins C and E. Together, these nutrients can help boost the production of collagen, soothe inflammation, and lift away old skin cells.” Lemons Another super fruit when it comes to getting glowing and radiant skin is lemon. It is packed with vitamin C to remove toxins and protects the body from photodamage and hyperpigmentation. Suppose you have irregular pigmentation, dark spots, or acne marks. In that case, you can eat lemon because it has the potential to tighten, lighten, and deep cleanse the skin naturally. Oily skin is one of the problems that most people face. Before going to bed, swipe a cotton swab dipped in lemon juice to dry up excess oil. Then wash your face when you wake up in the morning. This method will help prevent your skin from becoming too oily. Oranges The antioxidants in oranges can help prevent photodamage, DNA damage, oxidative damage, reduce inflammation and aid collagen synthesis. It also fights free radicals that may slow down the production of wrinkles and stop premature ageing. Oranges are also great as an exfoliator with their citric acid. It can dry out acne, hence improving the overall look of your skin. When you’re enjoying your oranges, don’t throw away the peel. Grind them to make a body scrub and use this beauty regime for a healthy-looking glow. Mangoes Mangoes are another source of vitamin C that support your body in collagen production. It will help prevent your skin from sun damage and premature ageing. This vitamin works together with vitamin E to protect your skin from environmental damage. Both of these vitamins are stored in your skin cells. However, these two vitamins will deplete when exposed to sunlight or pollution. Hence, you need to keep replenishing it regularly. Mangiferin is present in the highest concentration in mango kernels, seeds, and peels. Mango plants have high levels of this chemical in their leaves, stalks, and bark. According to some evidence, Mangiferin can reduce the risk of certain cancers, including skin cancer, breast cancer, colon cancer, and cervical cancer. Let NMooMoo Get Them For You No matter what your reasons to healthy are, let NMooMoo help you to get them for you. Go to nmoomoos.com or download our NMooMoo app and start ordering from our over 800 restaurants now!

16 May 2021

Celebration

Finally, NMooMoo is ready to deliver your favourite food! Order to enjoy some discounts.. NMooMoo Ready To Serve After weeks of preparation and testings, your friendly MooMoo is ready to deliver your favourite food from your favourite restaurants. From now until 31st May 2021, we are giving you some discounts when you make your orders from our partner merchants. Terms and Conditions 1. Every existing NMooMoo account must be in an active and valid status to be able to redeem the discount (“Discount”). The Discount does not have any monetary value and is not transferable nor exchangeable to cash or any kind. 2. The duration of the NMooMoo Ready To Serve Promotion (“Promotion”) is from 11th May 2021 until 31st May 2021. 3. NMooMoo user who makes an order(s) from partner merchants are called “Participant”. 4. Discount value depends on the amount Participant spends per order. Participant can get either a 5% or 10% discount on the food order and RM5 off on the delivery fee when these conditions are met: Spend less than or equal to RM30 to get a maximum of 5% discount on the food order. Spend more than RM30 to get an additional 10% discount on the food order and RM5 off on the delivery fee per order. All transactions must be successfully completed. 5. Participant can redeem a maximum of RM12 discount per transaction. 6. Promotion applies to a delivery order(s) only. 7. The Participant is not allowed to modify or misuse the Discount provided by NMooMoo. In the event that any Participant modifies or misuses the Discount, NMooMoo reserves the right to take any legal actions against that Participant, which includes but not be limited to suspending or terminating the Participant’s account due to unauthorised activities. 8. NMooMoo may provide one or many types of Discount during the Promotion period, and different promotion periods may apply to each of the respective Discount. The Promotion period(s) and validity of each Discount shall be as determined by NMooMoo at its sole and absolute discretion. 9. NMooMoo may revise the NMooMoo Ready To Serve campaign from time to time at its sole and absolute discretion, and all such decisions by NMooMoo shall be deemed final and conclusive. Nmoomoo will not entertain any complaint or dissatisfaction in relation thereto. 10. All NMooMoo accounts which are blocked, suspended and/or cancelled or suspected of fraudulent or suspicious activities will not be able to receive the Discount via this NMooMoo Ready To Serve campaign. 11. NMooMoo reserves the absolute right to impose redemption limits and/or change any terms and conditions applicable to the NMooMoo Ready To Serve campaign from time to time without prior notice. Order Now

10 May 2021

Pizza

Order a pizza or two from US Pizza when you want to have something different.. Pizza is like one of the foods served at parties or small gatherings. Most Malaysians would think of the two known brands when it comes to pizza. But, US Pizza is also in a league of its own.   With US Pizza, you can get to enjoy the best American-style pizzas that are halal and oil-free! We recommend you to try their signature pizzas which are New Yorker Pizza, Macho Meat Lover Pizza and Tom Yam Chicken Delite Pizza. US Pizza No 142, 1, Jalan Radin Anum 1, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57400 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur +603-9054 6681 @uspizzamalaysia @USPizzaMalaysia Order Now

06 May 2021

Health & Wellness, Vegetarian, Festive

We've put together 10 soul-cleansing vegetarian food to have on Vesak. We promise you there are full of flavours and satisfying.. 10 Soul Cleansing Vegetarian Food To Have On Vesak Day Buddhists around the world celebrate Vesak day or Buddha’s birthday on various dates yearly. They usually celebrate the auspicious day during the first full moon in May. On Vesak, Buddhists celebrate Buddha’s three most important life stages: birth, Enlightenment, and Death. They believe that all stages happened on the same day of the calendar throughout his life. On this day, Buddhists hang lanterns and enjoy communal meals. You can see musicians, dancers, floats, and dragons commonly featured during the festivity throughout Asia. What about food, though? Naturally, during any festive celebrations, you can expect delicious food will be abundant. Primarily, Buddhist eat vegetarian food such as Lo Han Jai - a vegetarian stew that is sometimes referred to as Buddha’s delight. Another typical dish is the Buddhist monk soup - prepared with pumpkins, beans, noodles, and sweet potato. If you’re planning to celebrate Vesak day with your friends and family with great food, here are ten awesomely delicious vegetarian food you can try. Buddha's Delight Image from: Taste of Asian Food Traditionally on every Vesak, Buddhist monks will enjoy this most appropriate dish. Not only that but Buddha’s Delight is also served in many Asian vegetarian restaurants. You can enjoy this wholesome vegetable stew that consisted of cabbage, bok choy, shiitake mushrooms, bean curds and mock abalone. These vegetables are simmered that all flavours are combined, giving you a delicious gravy dish. Vegetarian Claypot Rice Image from: Asian Food Network If you’re a fan of claypot dishes, then you should try this dish. This vegetarian claypot rice is brimming with the umami taste of mushrooms and beancurd and has tiny cauliflower florets for a soft crunch and added fibre. With filling brown rice cooked in flavorful stock as a base, this one-pot dish is perfect for refuelling your energy reserves after a busy day out. Vegetarian Bibimbap Image from: Caroline's Cooking Kdrama fans are familiar with this dish either from any drama or from a Korean restaurant. The word bibimbap literally means mixed rice with assorted vegetables, eggs, and meat. This colourful dish can be turned into a vegetarian dish with spicy bits of miso tempeh. Tofu Egg Burger Image from: Asian Food Network Some times you want to have something that’s different from having vegetables and fruits in a bowl. Like you’re craving a burger - a vegetarian burger of course. You can get the same juiciness of a burger with patties made from tofu, eggs, and spices. Complete it with your favourite sauces like mustard, ketchup, and chilli sauce. Vegan Spinach & Mushroom Sushi Bake Image from: Asian Food Network It’s a fusion of two worlds - east and west. Spinach and mushrooms covered in the cheese of your choice, caramelised in the oven, then served with a drizzle of aromatic truffle oil on a bed of sourish-savoury sushi rice—another perfect menu for celebrating Vesak in 2021. Vegetable Spring Rolls Image from: Dinner, then Dessert Spring rolls - an excellent snack for high tea or a perfect addition to your Vesak lunch with friends and family. These crispy vegetable spring rolls have a mix of different sweet vegetables like cabbage, carrot, and capsicum. Those juicy vegetables are wrapped in a spring roll sheet and fried till golden brown. One bite of it, all the sweet, savoury juices burst open inside your mouth. Paneer & Soya Chunks Masala Image from: Asian Food Network This absolutely delicious and spicy dish is great with naan, rice or slurping it on its own. Before being stewed in the masala curry, soya chunks are marinated in a spiced curd to produce flavorful, chewy meat substitutes. Until serving, sprinkle with fried cashews and grilled paneer. Miso Udon Soup Image from: Steamy Kitchen Thanks to fresh store-bought udon noodles and a savoury miso-based broth, this tasty vegetable udon noodle soup is incredibly simple to prepare. The broth is rich and sweet, thanks to a base of garlic, ginger, and miso paste, and it's full of hearty vegetables like bok choy and meaty mushrooms. A dash of soy sauce adds the umami flavour that Asian noodle soups are famous for.

04 May 2021

Bubble Tea

Bubble tea became a trend a few years ago. So, for International Tea Day, let's learn about bubble tea or boba tea.. 10 Chewy Facts About Bubble Tea You gotta give it to Taiwanese for creating the bubble tea drink trend. Call it however you want; boba tea, bubble tea, and pearl milk tea essentially refer to the same thing. Celebrating this year’s international tea day, let’s have a look at the evolution of bubble tea that took the world by storm. The Drink With Many Names Whatever you name it, the drink is made up of black tea, milk, ice, and chewy tapioca pearls. It is then shaken up like a martini and served with the famously fat straw to fit the tapioca marbles that collect at the bottom of the cup. Also, it is believed that the name ‘bubble tea’ was derived from the bubbles formed when the milk tea was shaken, not the chewy brown pearls inside the drink. How Did It Start? There are many versions of how bubble tea began. But, there’s one story that many agreed to be true. Taiwanese tea stands became increasingly popular in the 1980s. Hence, many businesses were trying to be different. Then, one concession owner at the Chun Shui Tang teahouse in Taichung started serving Chinese tea cold after getting the idea from iced Japanese coffee. After a few years, the concession’s product development manager, Lin Hsiu Hui, was in a boring meeting. So, she put her sweetened tapioca pudding into her Assam iced tea and drink it. They loved the concoctions and decided to sell the product and became an instant hit. Since then, many tea businesses tried to emulate the success with different flavour teas and boba pearls. In Malaysia, you can thank social media for creating the trend and demand. Bubble tea shops began a trend by making attractive drinks that inspired customers to share them on social media. They went viral and received a lot of coverage. All want to be a part of the social phenomena that the drinks look and taste. Boba Is Like Gummy Bear No! Not the taste but the consistency.Here’s a rule of thumb to know if the boba is perfectly cooked.If it’s hard, it’s undercooked. If it’s mushy, it’s overcooked. If it’s soft and chewy, it’s just right Switch It Up But some of you don’t like the tapioca balls in the drink. So, many bubble tea concessions created options for you. Choose to add pudding, aloe vera, ice cream, jelly, or any toppings that they offer, or nothing at all. Burst of Flavours As mentioned above, the basic for bubble tea is tea, milk, and sugar. Thanks to its popularity and increased demand, many concessions have created bubble tea with a variety of flavours like honeydew, mango, strawberry, avocado, chocolate, oats, and many others! 680 Litres of Bubble Tea A Japanese YouTuber, Mihara Keigo, held the Guinness World Record for serving the largest serving of bubble tea at a concert in Taipei, Taiwan, on 3rd November 2018. The cup stood tall at 680 litres, with almost 170 litres of it made up of tapioca balls alone! A group of six people was all it took to complete the masterpiece within four hours and eight minutes. At the end of the day, 2,000 people get to enjoy Mihara’s bubble tea. Boba on A Pizza When it comes to food, some people can get very creative. So creative that you wonder, “what is going on inside their head?” Getting onto the boba trend hype, Domino’s launched boba pizza - cheese, honey, and tapioca balls. Chewy pizza, anyone? Is It Nutritious? Tapioca’s sole purpose is to provide fast energy as a carbohydrate. The vitamin and mineral content is very poor. The lack of fibre is so noticeable that even if you ate enough tapioca to get any nutritional value, you'd probably become very constipated. Brown and White Pearls The tapioca pearls are made by passing moist cassava starch through a sieve. It is then rolled into small balls until it has dried. The colour of the pearl varies depending on the ingredients. The cassava root is the only ingredient in white tapioca pearls. The brown ones are made with cassava root, brown sugar, and potentially harmful food dyes like caramel colouring, which is used in soda and contains an unnatural source of phosphorous that has been shown to leach calcium from your bones. Moderation is Key So basically, the drink is made of brewed tea, milk, sugar, and tapioca balls. Of course, you can enjoy different types of concoctions such as mango or peach tea with pearls. Still, you should always enjoy the drink in moderation. After reading about boba tea, order your favourite drink from the NMooMoo app or website now! Go to nmoomoos.com or download our NMooMoo app and start ordering from our over 800 restaurants now!

03 May 2021