Japan Home Centre (Revisited)

           Konnichiwa! Yesterday night I and my husband, we are able to go to the mall again. I was swamped with work yesterday (mostly clerical work), and I was hungry already when we arrive at the mall to buy a few stuff. We bought takoyaki from our favorite stall at the mall. I love that their takoyaki is made mostly of fresh veggies and a bit of seafood inside (I'm not sure if they use real octopus legs or if it is squid only).

Anyway, its been a long time also since I last dined at one of the popular Japanese fast food here in the Philippines which is Tokyo Tokyo. I love their red iced tea. I order pork tonkatsu (it is simply breaded pork chop) bento meal and a side order of miso soup with bits of soft tofu (I love miso). The bento consists of two slices of breaded pork chop and stir fry vegetables mainly composed of carrots and cabbages. 

While waiting for my order I went to Japan Home Centre again. I have a post about Japanese Home Centre before big at a different branch. I wanted to buy something from that shop since I will not be able to go their again for quite sometime. Having a baby and working at the same time is really hectic. I bought a nice Japanese porcelain bowl and a bamboo placemat. The Japanese bowl is beautiful because it has cherry blossoms design (sakura). Whenever I see sakura flowers it reminds me of Japan. This shop is a thrift shop almost all items are worth Php 88.00 only. They also have a lot of Hello Kitty items from kitchen to office items. They also have snack items for sale. For low priced items but of good quality you can visit this shop, and have a look. They have a lot of branches nationwide.

Japan Home Centre (Trinoma)

I've visited Japan Home Centre wayback, at a different branch. That's how I was able to try the Kit Kat Green Tea. Up to now, I still love to eat it when I craved for chocolate. In front of the store you are welcomed by somewhat a Japanese anime character statue. I wasn't able to buy anything at Japan Home Centre, I just window shopped, and I took some photos because I plan to write about it.

There were lots of housewares that you can choose from, and its really cheap. This is a value store. Everything here is really cheap!

The price starts at P88 (eighty-eight pesos only). Even the Japanese chocolates were priced cheaply. I checked on the expiration date and thank heavens! The products are still not expired. From dinner wares, kitchen utensils, home decor, even toys for kids, Japan Home Centre has everything in store for you. I'm just surprised when I checked where the housewares or kitchen utensils were made I was shocked that its made in China. So I'm not sure if the products here, are really durable or long-lasting. I was a bit disappointed because I thought everything is made in Japan since the shop is named Japan Home Centre. Want to know more about Japan Home Centre just click on this link: Japan Home Centre Website

(Disclaimer: I was not asked by JHC Philippines to write about them. This is the author's personal opinion only).


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