Fisher Supermarket Black Out Sale 2019

Get your shopping carts ready for Fisher Mall’s Black Out Sale 2019 happening this November 15-17 at both Quezon Avenue and Malabon branches!

Enjoy up to 70% OFF and BUY 1 TAKE 1 DEALS on selected items at Fisher Supermarket!

Per DTI Fair Trade Permit No.19160, Series of 2019.

Other Promos & Activites:

• Buy 1, Take 1 Deals

• 70% Price Off on Selected Items

• Hourly Raffle

  • Be one of the lucky winners of Fisher' Supermarket’s Hourly Raffle! Just shop at Fisher Supermarket from November 15 to 17, 2019 for a chance to win a SPECIAL TREAT!

• Mascot Appearances

• Fisher Elite Promo

  • Get FREE ONE (1) 15g of Hershey’s Cookies & Cream OR Creamy Milk Chocolate for a minimum purchase of Php2,000.00 at Fisher Supermarket, when you present your Fisher Elite card upon payment on November 15 to 17, 2019!

Per DTI Fair Trade No. 21687 Series 2019.

Be a Fisher Elite member now for only Php120.00! Enjoy special discounts, luxurious treats and rewards exclusive only for members!

• Paluto Promo Alert: Free Paluto Voucher

  • KNORR

    For every purchase worth Php100 of any participating Knorr products, get one Paluto Voucher worth Php50! See poster for full details.

  • LEA & PERRINS

    For every purchase of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce 290ml, get one Paluto Voucher worth Php50!

If you love big sales and promos, you surely do not want to miss the RED BOAT SALE and the BLACK OUT SALE which happens every year. Huge discounts and awesome deals of Buy 1, Take 1 items can be expected during this mall-wide sale.

For more fresh announcements and updates, you may follow Fisher Supermarket’s Facebook pages for their Quezon Avenue and Malabon branches.

FRESH FROM THE OCEAN TO YOUR PLATE!

Fisher Supermarket’s Seafood Section have aquariums containing an extensive selection of live fish and seafood to cater to the customer’s convenience to freely select their desired live and fresh seafood.

Some of the varieties of fishes that you cannot find in other markets are Lapu-Lapu, Curacha Crabs, Salmon, Pampano, Asugon, Sea Bass, and many more!

Customers can have their fish cleaned and deboned at zero cost.

Fisher Supermarket also brags its Paluto Section which lets customers have their freshly bought seafood, chicken, meat or beef, personally cooked by the chefs.

The paluto section is already within the supermarket which is more convenient to the customer.

Another twist to the Paluto Section is the Ready-to-Eat dishes offered such as Fish Sisig, Suahe Siomai, Sweet n’ Sour Fish, Fish with Tofu and Tausi, and many more!

HOW TO PALUTO

Here are three easy steps to Paluto:

Step 1: Choose your catch

Customers may choose from the fresh selection of fish, seafood, chicken, pork, beef, and exotic meat.

Step 2: Pick your Paluto

Customers may pick their desired Paluto for as low as Php18 per 100 grams for the charge. Items may be classified into steam, boil, fry, grill, stew, and braise. The minimum paluto must be 500 grams. Customers may approach the chefs for special requests on dishes. Food preparation usually takes 30-40 minutes, depends on the type of fish.

Step 3: Select Your Add-Ons

Customers may select their add-ons whether it is extra rice or sauce for only Php15. For additional food utensils and container, customers will be charged Php15.

HAVE A FRESH DAY!

Handmade Gems

I dropped by the Destash Bash at The Craft Central Cafe yesterday. I was looking for new stud earrings, and I was not disappointed!

Maria Ceramika had accessories that spoke to me. I love handmade earrings because they perfectly complement my pixie cut. The brand is run by emerging ceramicist Aileen Viñas from UP College of Fine Arts. I’m a fan of her work and I’ll surely watch out for her brand’s growth. 

I also dropped by my friend Jensen’s booth. She sold some cute trinkets at her booth. She’s my favorite Craft Central employee, and she knows all the cool handmade brands to watch out for. 

There were other booths in the Destash Bash offering affordable art and home supplies.  

I ended up buying a couple of ceramic studs from Maria Ceramika. 

Then, I proceeded to the bazaar outside Vertis North to buy a handmade crystal necklace from local brand Made by KCA. 

I already got a pair of dangling earrings from the brand at the now-defunct Wanderspace Cafe last year. This time, I selected a trio of pendants for everyday wear: aquamarine, peridot, and rose quartz.  

I love my new accessories! I always choose stainless steel pieces because I have acidic skin. 

Here’s the handpainted pencil case I got from Jensen and my new necklace. I love how the colors match- and how handmade continues to make me happy. 

I’ll forever be a handmade fan! Do check out these brands and keep on following my blog for more local discoveries in the future.