They are very amazing and affordable... The price is very…read moreconvenient... And the products is good...

Super indeed. This is my go-to place whenever I need to replenish my stash of chips and all my…read moreother necessities. Place is huge and spacious so you're sure to expect a wide array of product offerings. They even have their own hardware, drugstore and appliance store so it will definitely be your one-stop-shop. There's even a small play area and a set of food stalls where you can leave companions who are not involved in the shopping behind. If I had my own sari-sari store I'm sure I'll frequent this place more because items are sold on wholesale prices. I'm also amazed on how prices can get really low for highlighted items, products and packages. You just need a little patience when lining up in the cashiers as people tend to hoard stuff. They should also consider adding more basket lanes. Nevertheless, I still enjoy it in the neighborhood as it has everything under one roof, at an arm's reach.

Wanna-be bakers and chefs, listen up! I've got the perfect shopping destination for all your…read morekitchen needs! Say hello to MK Kitchen Equipment, world! This outlet store of sorts is found along the strip of Pioneer Street in Mandaluyong City. It's kind of easy to miss since it isn't at all fancy. It's just a simple warehouse beside Pioneer Point building. To be honest, I never once noticed it before. I just thought it was an unknowing junkshop in front of HMR Trading Center. But when my boss shared that they once took a side trip here during one of their lunch breaks, I knew I had to check it out for myself. Buying kitchen equipment can leave anyone's pockets all holed up. And that is the beauty of MK Kitchen. It's a warehouse that sells baking and cooking items in wholesale prices. They've got muffin pans, colourful ladles, wooden spoons, measuring cups and spoons, pans, etc. Safe to say this place is a haven for anyone who is a resident in the kitchen. If you're thinking of putting up your own restaurant, building your food business or just want brand spanking new kitchen equipment, you should definitely pay MK Kitchen a visit. It's got everything you'll need and probably more!

My sister and I would always get into the entrepreneurial mood during random nights. Whenever we…read morewould have some recipe ideas to add to our arsenal of brownies, cookies and baked goodies ,and we would bake up a storm in the kitchen, one place that has everything we need is Chocolate Lover, Inc. The baking supply store looks like a castle made out of chocolate from the outside, and stepping into their selling floor feels like being handed a Golden Ticket to Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Here, you will find practically everything, from local baking ingredients, to foreign premium baking supplies. Everything can be bought per piece or even in small packets, or you can also snap up supplies wholesale if you want to save a bit of money by buying in bulk. You will find the solutions to all of your baking needs, from cupcake liners to molds, aluminum bakeware to decorating supplies and even wrapping and packaging solutions of all types, styles and sizes. Anything related to confection, desserts, and sweets, you will find here. What I love from this store are the gumpaste and fondant cake decors. I suck at making them from scratch and they are prettier and more lovely when left to the experts anyway. I also love buying the real Madagascar vanilla bean pods that I use to flavor my custards and my jar of sugar. Something to look forward to every visit are the sampling booths that hand out small bits of cake, cheese or chocolate. This is how I discovered my favorite local brand of cream cheese. There is always a huge crowd, and it might be better to call ahead to order and have your needs boxed up and ready for pick up since most of the essentials tend to run out quickly.

Warning: This business does not stand behind their exchange policy. Poor customer service.read more

If you love bargain hunting, this is definitely the place to be. I thought Greenhills was…read moreimpressive, but this place takes shopping to another level. I always considered Divisoria top-notch for deals and variety, and this shopping center did not disappoint. The mall has about six floors packed with countless aisles and shops to explore. The lower floor is not air-conditioned, but as you go higher, the atmosphere becomes more comfortable and boutique-style. Unlike Greenhills, the vendors here don't constantly hound or pressure you while shopping, which made the experience much more enjoyable. The prices are already relatively cheap, so there's not much need to bargain aggressively. I didn't even make it to the top floors because there was just so much to see. I'm already looking forward to coming back and exploring more.

168 Shopping Mall (MANILA Philippines)…read more There are 7 malls in Divisoria and this is the shopping mall we spent the most time. This is an indoor mall with three levels and over 300 stalls/stores. It is air-conditioned inside for shoppers' comfort. When you hear Divisoria it is synonymous to cheap bargains and you can haggle the price and get it more cheap. They have everything here, especially off-the-rack clothing, purses and shoes, novelty items, gadgets... well, almost, everything. I tried to look for a Sacramento Kings jersey but they didn't have it LoL! They also have food stalls. Mom was able to buy a Filipiniana (aka 'Maria Clara'). It was a fun shopping experience here. Cash is king so have some handy before coming to Divisoria. I guarantee you'll find something and you won't be able to leave empty handed, that's for sure. Review #3293

Someone once told me that you can buy practically anything wholesale in Binondo.This store must be…read moreliving proof of that. You have to wonder how a store can survive selling only one type of merchandise. In the case of Big Time Candle Trading, it's all about candles, candles, nothing but candles. I would think that a store like this can only make hay on the one day in the year when Filipinos pay respects to their departed relatives by lighting candles at their graves, which would be All Saints' Day. But no. This store is surviving and has been in business for many years, according to the lady behind the desk. She said she is not sure how long the business has been operating, but she does know that the owner is not the first generation owner of the establishment.

Waited 20mins as priority ( senior citizen) to order and then waited another 15mins to claim my…read moreorder. It's not worth the wait.

As a grocery store ya love them schitz . Except who's the Einstein designed the shopping carts ?…read more Only 1 cart per isle will . I go to the store before most Filipinos have thought of getting out of bed .. 10 am. Any later and it's like a bunch of grownups playing bumper cars .between the staff and these pro grocery shoppers always in my way not yielding to paying customers ‍. The cafe is alright if you don't mind food a room temp . I've been in this country 8 years now .. serving hot food is never a priority anywhere. Its hit or miss with cashiers .. it can be a real nightmare if you purchase off the discount shelf . One time I got an excellent steak in the meat section it was really excellent last year.