One of the top reasons we love about visiting other countries is that we could have a bite out of their delicacies. And since the pandemic tampered with our travel plans this year, having these nummies at home could be quite comforting.
On this list, we round up some shops where you can get Asian snacks and other products around Metro Manila!
FamilyMart
FamilyMart convenience stores are quite abundant in Metro Manila. Being a convenience chain from Japan, it is not surprising that you can purchase Japanese products at their stores, including snacks and ready-to-eat dishes. The bigger the store, the more options you have, so if you want the most packed shelves you should visit their Udenna Tower branch— the biggest FamilyMart in the world! If you prefer staying at home, you can also order their products online (via their website or GrabMart) or by contacting their number.
Website: familymartph.company.site
Phone number: +63 917 621 6758
Email: delivery@familymart.com.ph
Address: Check out their branches here
Fuji Mart
Fuji Mart is a Japanese grocery that has branches in Manila, ParaƱaque, and Quezon City. Besides their ready-to-eat snacks, you also have some good options on frozen goods and ingredients if you plan on cooking some Japanese dishes at home.
Phone number: 285254270
Address: 1747 A. Mabini St. Malate, Manila; Suite 103 Pasda Mansion Building, 77 Timog Avenue Corner Panay Avenue, Quezon City; Unit B, FPD Bldg., 91 Dona Soledad Avenue, Don Bosco ParaƱaque City
Store hours: Mondays and Wednesdays to Fridays, 10 AM to 2 PM; Tuesdays from 9 AM to 2 PM.
Hannah Minimart
Hannah Minimart promises quality Asian products, mostly Korean goods, at reasonable prices. You can order snacks and beverages, quality meat for your home KBBQ, and even home products for your daily use. You can have their products delivered to your doorstep or if you have the extra time to spare, check out their store in Antipolo, Rizal.
Website: hannahmart.ph
Phone number: 02 – 7746 – 4940
Address: Unit 1C, The Citywalk Bldg. ML Quezon St. Ext., Brgy. San Roque, Antipolo City, Rizal
Store hours: Monday to Saturdays, from 11 AM to 5 PM
KKday
KKday is actually a travel experiences digital platform. But since the lockdown hindered our travel plans, they started bringing the most revered destinations to their customers’ home through their curated snack boxes from countries such as Korea, Japan, Thailand, and Taiwan.
Website: act.kkday.com/goodies/
Email: service@kkday.com
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Kmall PH
Korean foodies can find their loot at the Kmall PH online store. Besides their rich lineup of K-food that includes chocolates, biscuits, chips, and more, they also offer beauty and fashion products as well as K-pop merch.
Website: kmall.ph
Phone number: 8 331 0168/ 0917 900 0168/ 0908 384 0168
Store hours: Mondays to Sundays, 9 AM to 5PM
Kobeya Japanese Foodmart
Here’s another source of Japanese snacks and groceries. You can choose from their wide selection of goodies, from bite-sized biscuits to cool beverages to steamy instant ramen. You can purchase their products at their physical store in Makati, or by sending them a message on Facebook or phone number. Deliveries are done via Grab or Lalamove, with fees to be shouldered by the customer.
Posted by Kobeya Japanese Foodmart Philippines on Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Phone number: 09564997797
Address: Juno Street corner Makati Avenue 1440 Makati
Store hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 9:30 AM to 5 PM; Sundays from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
No Brand
No Brand is a Korean grocery that opened its first branch here in the country last year. It is known for being a one-stop-shop of everything you need, from snacks to cosmetics and household products. You can purchase their products at their physical stores in Robinsons Place Galleria, Robinsons Galleria South, and Robinsons Magnolia.
Phone number: (02) 395 5299
Address: Level 2, Robinsons Place Galleria; Level 3, Robinsons Galleria South; Upper Ground Level, Robinsons Magnolia
Store hours: Opens at 10 AM
New Hatchin Japanese Grocerant
New Hatchin offers a wide selection of Japanese snacks and beverages. Besides these packed goodies, they are also known for their own authentic recipes of Japanese favorites such as Katsudon, Crispy Chicken Karaage, and more.
Phone number: 09176286014
Address: 7602 Sacred Heart St,. cor. Metropolitan Ave., San Antonio Village, Makati
Store hours: From 8 AM to 5 PM
Yamazaki Ramen House & Grocery
This restaurant in Little Tokyo, Makati is a place to solve your Japanese cravings. Enjoy their roster of Japanese dishes such as noodles and bento meals, then if you want to bring home some snacks, just take a basket and shop at their grocery. They have biscuits, candies, frozen goods, condiments, and more.
Phone number: (88)932163 / (82)967798 / (0929) 395 0512 / (0927)477 7889
Address: 2288 Fernando Street, Pio Del Pillar Village Makati, Metro Manila
Store hours: Mondays to Sundays, from 9 AM to 7:30 PM
Yoyo Market
If you’re looking for Chinese snacks and groceries, this shop is worth checking out the next time you eat out on BGC.
Phone number: 0915 135 1193
Address: Unit 2-6 Forum South Global, Bonifacio Globe City 1630 Taguig, Philippines
Store hours: 8:30 AM to 12 AM
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Homestream images from No Brand, New Hatchin Japanese Grocerant, Kmall, and Hannah Minimart on Instagram.