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Viet Mart Opens New Branch in Sherwood Place, Manila

Viet Mart Supplier Inc. (Vmart.ph), an international-based grocery business in the Philippines opens its second store at Sherwood Place in Taft Avenue, Manila.


Vmart.ph is an established grocery located at 174 Yakal Street, Makati City. The store primarily used to cater mainly to Vietnamese expats but has since expanded with select items from Korea, Thailand, Chinese, Filipino, and of course, Vietnamese products.

"Our products originally and majorly are Vietnam products. We're currently looking into the Vietnam market in the Philippines them start to expand to the local market here. We want to stretch to the local market now and try switching from Vietnam-centered market to the local," said Jenny To, CEO of Vmart.ph.

Vmart.ph products vary from consumable goods to health and beauty products, mobile phone accesories, international fruits and vegetables, medical supplies, pet care products, meat and poultry, and various beverages.

Vmart.ph has also a joint business with VMart which is Annam.ph, a Vietnamese mainstay restaurant located beside the Makati branch. 

"We want to bring the Vietnam products here in the Philippines, but we also brought with us- Thai, Chinese, and Korean products to our store," added To. 

The second store opened at the Sherwood Place along Taft Avenue, Manila to cater not only to expats living in the area but also target students from nearby schools like DLSU, St. Scholastica, who are adventures in their food choices.

Plans to open more stores are already underway. "We are planning to open a maximum of three stores in 2021. We are looking into either Clark in Pampanga or Cavite. We are also currently eyeing Quezon City and Pasay City.

VMart "Taste of Asia" is open 24 hours, seven days a week and delivers from 7:00am to 4:00pm.




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