PHILIPPINES

For Nostalgia.

You remember the sound of the bell.

The smile of the Manong sorbetero.

The sweetness of cold ice cream.

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The sound.
The smile.
The sweetness.

Curated into a memory worth keeping.

Specifications

Material Metal body with insulated interior

Overall Dimensions 37 cm (L) × 28 cm (W) × 30 cm (H)

Cart Body 30 cm × 23 cm × 20 cm

Interior 26 cm × 20 cm × 16 cm

Ice Cream Tub Fits 1 standard vendor tub

Weight Approx. 3.9 kg

Certificate of Authenticity 2026

Mini Sorbetes Cart — hand carrying handle

Mini Sorbetes Cart — open lid with ice cream tub

Mini Sorbetes Cart — held by handle showing size

Dimensions include wheels and handle. Slight variations of ±1–2 cm may occur due to manufacturing and assembly.

The Manong
Mini Ice Cream Cart

₱5,499 ₱4,899

Limited 2026 Release

What's Included

Mini Ice Cream Cart
Ice Cream Scooper (₱289 value) — FREE
Hand Bell (₱129 value) — FREE
Nationwide Delivery (₱600 value) — FREE

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On display.

Place it on a shelf, a credenza, or a kitchen counter. It sits in a curated home the way a good design object should. Quietly. Confidently.

At the gathering.

Birthdays. Fiestas. Sunday dinners. Fill it with sorbetes or ice cream and let it become the centerpiece. It starts conversations without trying.

As a gift.

For the person who has everything except a piece of home. This is the gift that explains itself the moment they open the box.

What people are saying.

★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5 (5 reviews)

★★★★★

"When I saw it, I immediately felt like I was a kid again. The bell sound, the color — it's exactly how I remember it."

Maria S. Quezon City Verified Purchase

★★★★★

"I bought it as a gift for my lolo. He couldn't stop smiling. He said it reminded him of his childhood in Pampanga."

James R. Makati Verified Purchase

★★★★★

"This is not just a product — it's a piece of Filipino culture. I display it proudly in my living room."

Andrea L. Cebu City Verified Purchase

★★★★★

"My kids kept asking what it was. It opened up a whole conversation about sorbetes and how things used to be."

Paolo M. Davao Verified Purchase