Frozen Snacks & Ready to Eat

Frozen Snacks & Ready to Eat

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Chapati ruti 6.5inch (12pcs )

¥338.00

Soft and delicious Chapati Ruti 6.5 inch (8pcs), frozen and ready to cook for quick and fresh homemade-style meals.

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Chicken Karage 1kg

¥890.00

Crispy and flavorful Chicken Karaage – 1kg pack of Japanese-style fried chicken, perfect for snacks or meals.

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Mi Seedap Fried Noodles 90g

¥150.00

Enjoy flavorful and crispy Mi Sedaap Fried Noodles 90g, a convenient instant noodle snack perfect for quick meals or on-the-go munching.

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Pappadam 60g

¥170.00

Enjoy the authentic taste of Sri Lankan Pappadam (60g) — light, crispy, and easy to fry. A perfect side dish or snack for any meal, made from premium-quality ingredients.

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Vegetable samosa Bangladesh 10pcs

¥420.00

Delicious and crispy Vegetable Samosa 450g from Kazi Farm, ready to cook or reheat. Perfect for snacks, parties, or quick meals.

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Panipuri 200g Origin

¥310.00

Pani Puri (200g) online at AAHalalFoods. Make authentic golgappa, phuchka, or gupchup at home with these crispy, golden puris. Perfect for snacks & parties.

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Chicken burger (lezita) 900g

¥935.00

Lezitha Chicken Burger 900g brings you juicy, tender, and flavorful chicken patties, perfect for quick meals and homemade burgers.

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Dal puri 450g (kazi farm)

¥450.00

Soft and flavorful Dal Puri stuffed with spiced lentil filling – ready-to-cook snack from Kazi Farm.

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Custard powder vanilla 285g (Ahmed)

¥515.00

Ahmed Custard Powder Vanilla 285g delivers a smooth, creamy texture with a rich vanilla flavor—perfect for custards, puddings, trifles, and baked desserts.

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