Filipino Groceries and Retail in Singapore

Filipino store on level 3 of Lucky Plaza in Orchard, selling Philippine groceries, fresh produce and vegetables, beauty products and everyday essentials, with Sunday promotions. A community post says it is owned by Charlene and Ponsing Salazar.

Singapore stores of the Philippine perfume brand Ian Darcy, founded by Ian Darcy Lumibao and Allan Lainez. Its first overseas store opened on the ground floor of Lucky Plaza in April 2025, followed by Lot One Mall and a Junction 8 kiosk in 2026, selling its oil-rich fragrances for men and women.

LPB Thrift (Lucky Plaza Bazaar) is an ukay-ukay thrift shop on level 6 of Lucky Plaza selling preloved and like-new clothing, shoes and accessories. It is run by Filipino couple Catherine and Gilbert Salonga, who also run the sister shop LFM Thrift and Bodega Diner on the same floor.

Mabuhay Leyte and Samar Trading is a Filipino mini mart in the basement of Lucky Plaza. It sells Philippine groceries, cooking ingredients, noodles, dried and canned goods, frozen food, drinks, and beauty, health and personal care products.

Filipino grocery store on level 4 of Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road, run by MJ'S Faith Pte Ltd since 2009 and selling groceries and products from the Philippines.

Pinoy sari-sari store and beauty shop on level 4 of Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road, selling Filipino groceries alongside skincare and beauty products.

Filipino mini mart at Grandlink Square, a short walk from Paya Lebar MRT, stocking chilled, frozen, canned and instant Philippine groceries. It also sells for delivery on foodpanda as Pinoy Mart Geylang.

Mabuhay Mart, also called Mabuhay Mini Mart, is a Filipino convenience store inside the Pasir Ris Integrated Transport Hub. It sells Philippine groceries and snacks to the Filipino community in the east of Singapore.

Panindang Pinoy Trading is a Filipino grocery at Blk 291 Yishun Street 22 in Yishun, which describes itself as the first Filipino grocery shop set up outside Lucky Plaza. It sells Philippine groceries and snacks to the Filipino community in the north.