Getting to Tutuban Center | #OnlyOneTutuban Budget Shopping tips and tricks!

Recently you would have seen in my facebook posts that I am currently raving about some fashionable finds I got at Tutuban Center. You can literally find almost anything you would want and need within this mall, and all are at sulit price!

 

Loving the witty names that stalls have here. This place is aptly named MuraDito as I found sports bras for as low as 100 and trendy and cute OOTD pieces that are priced at 100 and above.

 

We were given a budget of 1000 Php and a shopping list of OOTD Items, Back to School Essentials, Rainy Day Must Haves and sulit buys.

I have added my vlog which shows the stuff I bought and my evolution of feeling fresh to looking haggard cause of the time constraints... Only 3 hours to shop in a place where I can haggle? #BitinSaOras!

Commuting to Tutuban Center: (From Las Pinas to Tutuban)

• Take a bus to Lawton. Then take a jeep with the signage "Divisoria"
• get off at Lucky Chinatown
• Walk around a couple of blocks to Tutuban Center

• If you're like me though who can't take said bus, a jeep to Baclaran would suffice.
• Take a train (LRT1) to central station and walk towards the main road.
• Take a jeep with the signage "Divisoria"
• get off at Lucky Chinatown
• Walk around a couple of blocks to Tutuban Center

Anding's Toy Shop is well known for toys and I personally went here because I was looking for some Jolina Magdangal butterfly clips. Unfortunately, they're officially extinct. :( But hey- toys for as low as 25 pesos? among other things? GAME!

If you're looking for some costumes for the upcoming Toycon this June 30 to July 2, here's a start of  where you can get that costume! Details of their merch and how much is a costume made is on the vlog above.

Schoolbags for gradeschool sell for around 500 persos to 1000 here in Tutuban. But for college and High school peeps, you can have your bag for as low as 50 pesos! And they're fashionable + Sturdy enough for those books!

OrigNaMura felt so much like Pinoy Miniso/ Daiso. BUT they were here first y'all! You can find interesting stuff and essential home and life items here, for super low sulit prices!

Raincoats for kids and adults range from 130-200 here.

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I got this universal charger because I wanted to revive my old nokia phone. :p It was selling for 75 pesos :D

Sandos are essential to my baby boy's first day of school. I bought a couple for 45 pesos. It can go as low as 3 for 100 if only I bought "wholesale" though. hahaha

Here are my OOTD items: a cap and a couple of shoes. I also got a black turtleneck for my own #RainyDayEssentials because I wanted more budget for shoes. Hahahaha! Shoes are costing for 150 to 200 a pair though. You just have to check the whole mall, nasa dulo siya banda ng prime block along the escalators of the first and second floor. :D

If you've been following me on facebook, then these photos of me wearing said sneakers and hat would look famillar. ;D

There's also the essentials here at Tutuban center, like Watson's, National Bookstore and also CDR-King! Plus lots of great restaurants like Classic Savory, Chowking and Jolibee to name a few!

So, here's the total tally of what I bought:
Black Turtleneck: 35 Php
A set of Panties (4 Pcs): 100 Php
A set of Briefs (3 Pcs): 100 Php
Kentucky Sando for school: 45/Pc or 3 for 100 (I got 2)
Printed French Cap for 100 Php
Shoes for 200Php a pair. I got 2 so 400Php
Universal Charger for 75Php

Definitely coming back  and shopping here in Tutuban Center for more OOTD items and sulit finds! <3

Disclosure: The money I spent here was provided by Tutuban Center Inc. but all thoughts expressed in this article are my own.