Grocery shopping in Japan

We did some grocery shopping. I bought another blood pressure gauge. I left the old gauge in SG. The new one is $30 ($50) cheaper than the old gauge ($79). I need it to monitor my BP.
There were other groceries besides the ones shown above. The freshly baked loaf of bread is worth waiting for ($3). The bakers bake this type of bread 3 times a day and so one has to be there at the right time or else they will be sold out.
The big prawns are so cheap and fresh (recommended for sashimi too) and 9 pieces cost a mere $8 (90cts each). In SG, a similar size one would have cost $2 each.
The fresh pork ($4) will be fried with ginger for our lunch today.

Thai food @ Zakka wasn't that great, Soft-Bite is good

Today's breakfast was banana yogurt and kopi O at home. Early lunch was at Zakka Thai restaurant at Waterway Point. The Thai food was nothing to crow about...completely average!

While we were there, we bought the "Soft Bite" bread from Four Leaves bakery for tomorrow's breakfast. This bread is ideal for toasting. We have stopped the idea of having cheese with our toasts because I understand that processed cheese isn't healthy. So we eat our toasts with butter or with fried eggs.

Afternoon snack with Soft-Bite bread & mango

I didn't eat dinner tonight but instead walked for 1 1/2 hour around my place. I hope the walk would help give me a better night sleep.