Your Masarap, Masaya favorites are now available on Lazada and Shopee!

Masarap, Masaya ang lutuin.

Make meals more delicious and enjoyable with your favorite NutriAsia products. Whatever it is that you want to cook or eat, we have a condiment to flavor and enhance it.

See recipes

Pinoy Fried Chicken

Fried chicken is probably the most universal dish ever discovered as every country has its own version of this dish. In this recipe, we made it more Pinoy na Pinoy by marinating the chicken in patis overnight. The process allows the patis flavor to seep into the meat. To finish off the cooking process, the chicken was deep fried using Golden Fiesta Palm Oil, bringing out a golden crispy texture that’s perfect for dipping in a mix of banana catsup, hot sauce, and Worcestershire sauce. Winner! Winner! Pinoy fried chicken for dinner!
INGREDIENTS: 2 pc whole chicken (about 2.4 kg), cleaned and drained ½ cup DATU PUTI Patis 2 cups cornstarch 8 cups GOLDEN FIESTA Palm/ Canola Oil DIPPING SAUCES: 1 cup JUFRAN Banana Catsup ¼ cup UFC Hot Sauce ¼ cup Old English Worcestershire Sauce Procedure: 1. Marinate chicken in Datu...
- Intermediate
- Above 10 People
- 30 minutes
Read more
New Recipe
Pork Binagoongan

The pungent smell of bagoong is as much a part of our sensory memories as langka and durian. The fermented shrimp paste takes center-stage in this popular dish from central Luzon.
INGREDIENTS ½ cup GOLDEN FIESTA Palm Oil ¼ cup chopped white onion 1 Tbsp chopped garlic ½ kg pork liempo, cut into chunks 2-1/2 Tbsp DATU PUTI Vinegar 1 Tbsp DATU PUTI Patis 2 Tbsp bagoong alamang 2 cups water ½ cup sliced tomatoes 1 pc siling labuyo, sliced 2...
- Intermediate
- 2-5 People
- 15 minutes
Read more
New Recipe
Fried Pork Chop

Who wants their fried pork chop a little salty? We do! In this recipe, we’ve marinated the pork chop in Datu Puti Patis and calamansi. We let them roll around the Golden Fiesta Big Crunch Breading Mix and fried them using the Golden Fiesta Oil. Don’t forget to serve this with rice and catsup to fill your family’s tummies for the rest of the day!
INGREDIENTS 1 kg (5-6 pc) pork chops (1 inch thick slices) 1 Tbsp DATU PUTI Patis 1/2 tsp UFC Ground black pepper 3 pieces calamansi, juiced ¼ cup water 1 pack (60g) Golden Fiesta Big Crunch Breading Mix 2 cups Golden Fiesta Palm/ Canola Oil 1/2 cup PAPA Banana Catsup or Mang Tomas All-Around...
- Intermediate
- 2-5 People
- 20 minutes
Read more
New Recipe
Inihaw na Baboy

Smell of smoke wafting from a grill signals that perfectly charred inihaw na baboy is up for lunch. Dipped in a mix of vinegar and soy sauce, this dish conjures memories of indulgently lazy summer weekends spent at home.
INGREDIENTS ½ cup SILVER SWAN Soy Sauce ¼ cup DATU PUTI Vinegar 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 pc onion, sliced 3 pc siling labuyo , chopped ½ tsp UFC Ground Pepper 1-1/2 kg pork liempo, sliced DIPPING SAUCE 1/2 cup DATU PUTI Sukang Sinamak 1/2 cup DATU PUTI Toyo Magic PREPARATION 1...
- Intermediate
- Above 10 People
- 30 minutes
Read more
New Recipe

MOST POPULAR RECIPES

See all recipes

UFC Banana Catsup has a unique blend of fresh spices and select bananas to get that signature tamis-anghang catsup flavor everyone loves.
View more

Masarap, Masaya ‘pag kumpleto

From vinegar to soy sauce to catsup to special sauces, we have everything you’ll need to make cooking a breeze and every dish a masterpiece.
See Products

CHECK OUT OTHER BRANDS

See all products

Learn simple and #MasarapMasaya recipes that you can cook for the whole family from renowned celebrity Chef Tatung Sarthou!

Learn more

BYOB stands for Bring Your Own Bottle. It is a zero-waste store available for a limited time only where people can refill their favorite products like Datu Puti Condiments, UFC Banana Catsup, Golden Fiesta Oil, and more

Learn more

Nutriasia is the Philippines’ leading producer, marketer & distributor of high quality sauces & condiments. We believe that life is good and life is sweet. That’s why we developed Snappetize! Snap appetizing meals worth sharing online and on the table.

Learn more

The Catsup Museum was built to help immortalize the story of banana catsup through an informative and interactive experience. It promotes not only the knowledge of Philippine history and culture, but also advocates the importance of science in food manufacturing.