These Plates, Bowls, Mugs + More Go for as Low as P30
Time to stock up on new kitchenware!
Every house needs a reliable collection of kitchenware. Whether you live alone, with a few roomies, or with your entire extended family, good-looking, well-made ceramics are essential for elevating your household meals and making your space feel more like a home-plus, owning a good set of dinnerware is an essential part of #adulting. In case you're stocking up, here's where you can find some affordable ceramics: Local blogger Explore with Chelo PH spotted gorgeous plates, bowls, mugs, and more that go for as low as P30!
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According to a Facebook post from Explore with Chelo, SM North EDSA's department store is filled with #aesthetic pastel kitchenware in the cutest colors and patterns, and yup, prices start at just P30-Explore with Chelo specifically snapped a photo of a cute bowl with a P34.75 price tag. You'll find shelves lined with ceramic plates, bowls, mugs, glasses, serving trays, pots, and more in the prettiest designs that won't break the bank. We suggest taking your time when you drop by to check out what each shelf has in store for you-you never know what you might find. Plus, there are so many items to choose from that it'll be worth doing a thorough search!
- READ THESE: MORE ARTICLES ON KITCHEN ITEMS
- You Can Get These Golden Knives For Less Than P100 Each!
- LIST: Where To Shop Cute Baking Tools For Less Than P500
Here's a peek inside the store:
SM North EDSA is at North Avenue corner EDSA, Quezon City.
For more information, log on to SM North EDSA's Facebook page.
This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.
* Minor edits have been made by the Yummy.ph editors.
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