Manila Ranch

Specialties

Filipino asian market, asian produce and groceries, hard to find asian items for cooking

bakery products, pan de sal, ensaymada, hopia, siopao. puto, suman, bibingka sa malagkit. fish like tilapia, salmon, bangus, daeng, golden pompano, yellow tail, new zealand half shell mussels, groceries speciality bihon, rice stick, potato noodles, longkaw vermicheli, canton, phở noodles, soy sauce, banana ketchup, 3 crabs fish sauce, australian and new zealand corned beef. sweet chii sauce, jasmine rice, brown, red and black rice, sweet rice for shushi, shusi wraps, mat.ingredients.halo2 mixes, kaong and coconut gels. banana leaves, magnolia ice cream. dried fish and fish balls, shrimp balls. cassava grated and whole. coconut milk and cream, powder. asian chips like clover chips, chippy, fish chips , frozen alukon, grated coco, shredded coco, malungay, camias etc.

History

Established in 1996.

was established in 1989 as bread ranch selling filipino bakery and 1996 was expanded to include kitchen and changed name to Manila ranch. was solely catered to filipino community and later to all asian decents who looked for speciality items in asian diets. we sold asian produce which can not be found easily in supermarket. during summer we have manila mangoes and winter comes persimons.

plantain and manzano and burro variety of bananas .we offered free fish frying and .all native delicacies were also available as well as goldilocks products.

food to go was offered so they can go home with out having to cook their favorite dish. later we also offered balikbayan boxes to send to love ones during Christmas time. we believe in customer service as our priority as well as good and fair pricing.

when a fire broke in 2012, we were closed for repair. it took more than a year to fix the establishment and thankful to God that most of the customers were happy we are back in business.

Meet the Business Owner

manny M.

Business Owner

grew up in a Chinese/​Filipino family business in the Philippines.

store catered to students of xavier university those who are here still remember my family well.

married and have 2 children who help in the store. my filipina wife since childhood is my business partner who is charge of kitchen and customer service.

we planned for a 10 year stint and now we are in our 18^th year.

hopefully i ‘ll get to transfer the store to a new owner and retire home.