- Maggi Mee (I like the Myojo ones but it's up to your own preference)
- Instant ramen
- Cup noodles (These are useful when you first get there and have yet to do your groceries shopping. Or if you are feeling greedy late at night)
- Milo packets (I don't think they have this in Europe)
- Green tea packets (Same for this. If they have it will be expensive)
- Cumin seed (A great condiment to add to dishes)
- Honey stars (I plan to eat this for breakfast for the first few days)
- A1 curry paste (I like this brand of curry paste and they are easy to use. Just add a tablespoon into your vegetables, meat, etc if you are craving curry)
- Pork floss
- Bak Kwa (Remember to bring vacuum packed ones)
- Boots
- White and black pepper (White pepper is rare in Europe and black pepper is much cheaper here)
- Bakuteh and curry chicken from Prima taste (These are ready to cook packages that only require you to add pork/chicken. However, they are quite expensive and cost about $7-$8 a box for a meal for 4-6 people)
- Mamee
- Mee sua
- Light soy sauce
- Dark soy sauce
- Mama lemon
- Scotch brite (These are much cheaper in Singapore)
- Japanese curry paste
- Down jacket
- Travel pillow
- Long John/Thermal wear
- Towels (bath and cleaning)
- Scarves
- Gloves
- Ear mitts
- T shirts
- Underwear
- Socks
- Pyjamas (few sets)
- Jeans/long pants
- White Shirt (I pair it with a black jeans for presentations)
- Ziplock bags
- Plastic bags (European supermarkets don't really supply these unlike in Singapore)
- Grocery bags (those tote ones that you can fold)
- Yogurt and Oreo bars (for on the go snacks)
- Camera
- Travel adaptor (I recommend bringing about 2)
- Mini router (Sabinki dormitory has a LAN port per room. You are strongly advised to bring one so that your roommate and you can surf the net together and you can connect your iPhones, iPads, etc)
- Toiletries bag (best if there is a hook as some toilets don't have a space for you to put it)
- Kaya
- Oyster sauce
- Sesame oil
- Japanese teriyaki sauce
- Black pepper sauce
- Samba belacan
- Containers with lids (for food preparation, keeping overnight and other uses)
- Vitamin C tablets (Redoxon)
- Strepsils
- Sweets
- Medicine (Fever, diarrhea, flu, etc. Either buy it or get creative)
- Sleeping bag (For sleeping under your blanket if you are really afraid of the cold and when you crash at train stations, etc.)
- Plug extension (Everyone has more than 1 device nowadays)
- Knife (either bring it or buy it there)
- Small bottles of Shampoo and Body Soap
- Hangers (Sabinki dormitory does not have a dryer so you will need to hang in your room or something)
- Rubber bands
- Passport
- Print out Air, Train, Hostel, etc. tickets
- Passport Photos
- Photocopies of Passport, Insurance, etc.
- Credit/Debit Card
- Addresses of important places like embassy, etc.
- Spare handphone for prepaid SIM card
My trip is in 7 days! Finally. Here's a packing list that I have compiled for everyone to use. I will add more things in the future if needed.