You can’t really do better than popcorn. One of the first premium popcorn joints in town, Popco (www.popco-shop.com), now has four branches in malls, but still does delivery. Seven flavors (butter, barbecue, caramel, cheese, choco-flake, sour cream and wasabi) are available in zip lock bags for B65, with cashew nuts an extra B10. Place your order on their website and they’ll deliver your popcorn via EMS post (B80 charge if you order less than 12 bags). Another option is Nine Popcorn (www.fb.com/NinePopcorn), whose specialty is caramel corn. Options include caramel corn with cashew nuts (B80 for 150g/B150 for 290g), almonds (B100/B190), macadamia (B200/B390) and cheese (B100/190) at 150g or 290g. Or try the Cherry Berry (B100/B190), which features dried cherry and strawberry. You can find the brand at some Villa Markets and Tops, but they also deliver via motorcycle and post.

 

 

If you’re tired of popcorn, one healthier (and trendier) alternative is granola. Sweet’n Sweeten (www.fb.com/Sweetnsweeten, Line ID: kammambo) does grainy goodness that forsakes any added flour and sugar. Options include the Nutty Paradise (oats, cashew nuts, pumpkin seeds, walnuts, almonds, corn flakes, cranberries, dates and honey), Chocolate Craving (oats, cashew nuts, cranberries, corn flakes, chocolate and cocoa), which are both B150 per 140g, and the Morning Corn Flakes (oats, corn flakes, shredded coconut, cashew nuts, raisins, dates and honey) for B120 per 140g. Be sure to order one day in advance to get the freshly-made granola delivered via EMS post. Want something more savory? Opt for Skinni Bears’ (www.fb.com/skinnibears, Line ID: skinnibears) premium dark chocolate and truffle smoked granola and pair it with a glass of Schwarzbier (see Get Sloshed). Other options include original (oats, almonds and pecans), no butter, mocha malt and Mama Rose (with cranberry), all at B240/200g and B380/315g. Delivery available by both motorcycle and post.

 

 

Arrbung (www.fb.com/ArrBung) offers all kinds of nutty joy, from the bestselling butter-roasted almonds (B140) and sweet-glazed peanuts (B65) to the baked cashew nuts (B140/200g), pistachio (B150) and macadamia (B230). Order on their Facebook page a couple of days in advance so that you don’t miss their delivery days on Mondays and Thursdays. To add some dried fruits, order one of the trail mixes (B80 for 85g/B180 for 250g) from Radiance Wholefoods (www.radiancewholefoods.com), available as Goji Madness (goji, apricot, cashews, almonds, sunflower, pumpkin, peanut, raisins), Raw Power (almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, figs, brazil nuts, goji berries, yellow raisins, peanuts), Men’s Energy (almonds, pistachios, cashews, brazil nuts, peanuts) and Women’s Energy (almonds, peanuts, hazelnuts, walnuts, pistachios, pecans). Order a couple of days in advance to get the fresh mixed goodies delivered (Fees range from B50-200).

 

 

Movie marathons can stir up a serious appetite. If that’s the case, you might want to get in touch with My Mom Mootod (www. fb.com/mymommootod, 081-808-1262), who offers bite-size deepfried pork belly at B300 per 500g, with complimentary steamed sticky rice. Order one or two days in advance and let a messenger deliver the newly-fried goodies straight to your door.

 

Need some beer to wash down those nibbles? Browse Wishbeer (www.wishbeer.com) for a long list of beers imported from as far off as Sri Lanka and Germany. Delivery is an extra B79 for orders less than B2,000. If Scandinavian brews are more your thing, Mikkeller’s Tasting Room (www.mikkellerbangkok.com) offers delivery that varies from free to B400 depending on your spend and area. The big craft beer importer Beervana (www.seekbeervana.com) also offers delivery for its Craft Beer Club members (free registration), with the selection spanning mostly US brews. Inner Bangkok gets free delivery while it’s B200 for orders less than B2,000 to the outer zone.