If size and flavour are at the top of your priority list, consider Giant Taho. They have an array of interesting premium flavours that include mango graham, ube macapuno, and banana hazelnut. Health buffs can also opt for the intriguing malunggay taho, which is also the brand's latest release. 

Taho Bar brings some of the best Philippine flavours into their selection. Aside from the quintessential classic taho, they also serve up a rich chocolate flavour, alongside sweet mango, earthy buko pandan, delicious ube, and popular strawberry. Eat it separately, or combine all six flavours into one cup for a truly exciting experience. 

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Forget pineapples on pizza, the real question is: do you like taho hot or chilled? While hot has always been the usual, chilled taho makes so much more sense especially in a tropical country like ours. Treat yourself to a nice refreshing snack with a cup of Royce's Chilled Taho, which comes with a sachet of arnibal, carrying the perfect amount of sweetness for a single serving. 

Love soy? Then Soy Yummy is the brand for you. Aside from the all-important tubs of taho, Soy Yummy also carries a line of soy products that are perfect for indulgence. These include flavoured soymilk and soy refreshers for a hot day out. 

We love shopping for dessert, which is why Corner Pantry remains a staple on our list. Aside from breads, bagels, and even kakanin, Corner Pantry supplies hungry snackers with refreshing tubs of chilled taho. Get everything you need for your kitchen (and fridge) from Corner Pantry—and don't forget to pick out a tub for merienda. 

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Soy & Bean celebrates soy through a variety of offerings, though their speciality has got to be the tub of taho that everyone always comes back for. It's a classic after all, and one that they specialise in. If you're looking for something different, consider their soy-based ice cream too!

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