Pasta

Pasta for sale in the Philippines: local and imported brands

Updated 4 November 2026

A 500 g pack of local pasta costs about ₱45 to ₱95 in the Philippines, while imported Italian brands cost about ₱225 to ₱300 for the same weight. Organic and specialty pastas, such as millet penne, sit between ₱118 and ₱310 for 250 to 500 g. For current offers from local sellers, describe your order on BlaBlaPrice.

Consumer rights and receipts

The Consumer Act of the Philippines (Republic Act 7394) requires sellers to provide an implied warranty on consumer goods and to honour refunds for hidden defects. To use that right, keep the official receipt, since consumers need it to enforce warranty rights, together with any warranty card. Check the seal and condition of each pack when it arrives, and report damage at once.

Heat, humidity and the wet season

The Philippines is hot all year, with a wet season and a dry season instead of winter and summer. Dry pasta keeps well, but an open pack takes in moisture during the rains, so store it in a sealed container in a dry place, away from the stove and the sink.

Pack sizes and delivery

Prices are per pack, so write the weight in grams or kilograms, such as 500 g or 1 kg, which is how the listings show them. Most packs here are 400 to 500 g. Imported brands cost noticeably more than local ones, so say in your request whether you want a local brand or an imported one. Tell sellers your delivery city, whether Manila, Makati, Quezon City, Cebu City or Davao City, and the date you need the pasta by.

What to write in your request

Name the pasta type, such as spaghetti, penne or fettuccine, and the flour type you want, such as durum wheat semolina. Give the quantity in packs or kilograms, the packaging, and the brand if you have one. Mention any extra item you want in the same order, the delivery city, your deadline and your budget in pesos.

To get offers, write your order in the chat on BlaBlaPrice. BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Its AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own price and delivery terms, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose who to contact. For other food, see grains, flour and groceries or dairy, cheese and eggs.