Kumori Discontinued Menu Items Philippines 2026

✓ 2026 Updated📜 No Official List💲 Old Prices Labeled📍 12 Branches

✓ Prices verified

Can't find an old Kumori favorite anymore? You're probably not misremembering it. The kumori discontinued menu items in this guide are items that showed up in older write-ups but no longer appear in the current Sept 24, 2026 Gateway Mall listing, and Kumori has published no official discontinued list. For what's still on sale today, start with the full Kumori menu prices first.

⚡ Quick Answer: Kumori has published no official discontinued list. The items here appeared in older write-ups but are missing from the Sept 24, 2026 Gateway Mall listing. That gap is the honest signal: they may be gone, renamed, or simply out of rotation. Check the current menu and ask branch staff before you travel for one.

Which items count as Kumori discontinued menu items?

Four buns from a 2015 to 2016 launch-era write-up no longer show up in the current listing: the Soft Matcha Bun, Salmon Bonito, Fuwa-Fuwa Cream Bun, and a Japanese-style Croissant. That write-up published no prices for them, so there are no prices to quote here, and we're not going to guess. Kumori never said these were discontinued, so treat them as quietly rotated out rather than officially retired.

Which items count as Kumori discontinued menu items?
Soft buns and cheese tarts from Kumori's early write-ups that no longer appear in the current listing.
Item (2015-2016 Write-Up) Description Price
Soft Matcha Bun
Soft bun with matcha cream filling
Sweet bun Not published in that write-up
Salmon Bonito
Soft bun with savory salmon filling, teriyaki drizzle, bonito flakes
Savory bun Not published in that write-up
Fuwa-Fuwa Cream Bun
Soft bread with creamy egg custard, snow sugar
Sweet bun Not published in that write-up
Croissant
Japanese-style, European butter
Pastry Not published in that write-up

Launch-era buns that quietly vanished

These were the playful early days of Kumori in the Philippines: a matcha cream bun, a savory salmon bun with teriyaki drizzle and bonito flakes, an egg custard bun dusted with snow sugar, and a croissant made with European butter. They're lovely write-up details and that's all they are now, since no current listing carries them.

Launch-era buns that quietly vanished
The 2015-2016 launch-era buns, gone from the current Kumori listing.

What did the old single-piece cheese items cost in 2018?

A Nov 2018 Festival Mall blog visit is the last place three cheese items show up by the piece: Signature Hanjuku Cheese at ₱49 a piece, Signature Cheese Tart at ₱60 a piece, and Japanese Cheese Loaf at ₱160. Those are old 2018 prices, not today's prices, and they're labeled that way in the table below. The current listing sells Hanjuku Cheese and the Signature Cheese Tart in boxes of 6 only, and the loaf line now shows Premium Cheese Loaf at ₱195, so single pieces and the old loaf name look like they've been replaced.

What did the old single-piece cheese items cost in 2018?
The old cheese tart and loaf formats from the 2018 visit.
Item (Nov 2018 Visit) Format Then Old Price
Signature Hanjuku Cheese Sold singly ₱49/pc (old 2018 price)
Signature Cheese Tart Sold singly ₱60/pc (old 2018 price)
Japanese Cheese Loaf Loaf ₱160 (old 2018 price)

What replaced the old cheese items on the current menu?

Nothing disappeared without a trace. Today's listing still carries the stars, just in different formats: Hanjuku Cheese in a box of 6 at ₱390, Signature Cheese Tart in a box of 6 at ₱410, and Premium Cheese Loaf at ₱195. For the morning side of the menu, the Kumori breakfast picks round out what's fresh at the counter right now.

What replaced the old cheese items on the current menu?
Box sets and the premium loaf: the current formats for the old favorites.
Old Format Current Format (Sept 24, 2026 Listing) Current Price
Hanjuku Cheese, single pc
₱49/pc in Nov 2018 (old price)
Hanjuku Cheese, box of 6 ₱390
Signature Cheese Tart, single pc
₱60/pc in Nov 2018 (old price)
Signature Cheese Tart, box of 6 ₱410
Japanese Cheese Loaf
₱160 in Nov 2018 (old price)
Premium Cheese Loaf ₱195

Which Kumori items come and go with the seasons?

Kumori also rotates limited and seasonal launches, so an item can vanish from the listing and pop back later. Past examples include Ube Hanjuku Cheese and a Matcha Cheese Tart tied to new branch openings. These were never positioned as permanent menu items, which is why chasing a fixed retirement date for them doesn't really work.

Which Kumori items come and go with the seasons?
Seasonal flavors like ube and matcha rotate in and out of the Kumori lineup.
Seasonal / Limited Item What Happened Status
Ube Hanjuku Cheese Past limited launch Not on current listing
Matcha Cheese Tart Tied to new branch openings Not on current listing

Past limited launches to watch for

Ube Hanjuku Cheese rode the ube wave, and the Matcha Cheese Tart showed up around new branch openings. Both followed the same pattern: announced on social, sold for a stretch, then gone without a retirement announcement. If you loved one, following Kumori PH on Facebook is the only reliable way to catch the next run.

Past limited launches to watch for
Ube and matcha launches: worth watching Kumori PH on Facebook for their return.

How can I check if a Kumori item is still available?

The fastest check is still the branch itself. Availability shifts by branch and by baking batch, so message Kumori PH on Facebook for the day's lineup, then ask the counter staff what came out of the oven and what's closest if your old favorite is gone. The Kumori secret menu guide has ideas for swaps worth asking about when that happens.

How can I check if a Kumori item is still available?
Ask the counter staff: availability varies by branch and baking batch.
Step What To Do
1. Check Facebook Message Kumori PH for the day's lineup and any limited runs.
2. Ask the branch Call or visit your branch; items vary by branch and baking batch.
3. Ask for a swap If your old favorite is gone, ask staff for the closest current item.

Kumori branches: Landmark Makati, SM Makati, SM North Edsa (The Block), Gateway Mall, SM Mall of Asia, Robinsons Manila, Robinsons Galleria, UP Town Center, Ayala Malls Cloverleaf, Festival Mall Alabang, SM Fairview, SM Santa Rosa.

Kumori discontinued items FAQs

Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about items missing from the Kumori menu.

Kumori discontinued items FAQs
Straight answers about Kumori's missing and rotated items.
Did Kumori officially discontinue these items?

No. Kumori has published no discontinued list, and this guide makes no official claim. It tracks items that appeared in older write-ups but no longer appear in the current Sept 24, 2026 Gateway Mall listing.

What were the old 2018 prices?

Signature Hanjuku Cheese at ₱49 a piece, Signature Cheese Tart at ₱60 a piece, and Japanese Cheese Loaf at ₱160. Those are old Nov 2018 prices, not current prices.

Can I still buy single pieces of Hanjuku Cheese?

The current listing shows Hanjuku Cheese and the Signature Cheese Tart in boxes of 6 only (₱390 and ₱410). Ask your branch if single pieces ever come back.

Will seasonal items like Ube Hanjuku Cheese return?

Maybe. Limited launches return unpredictably, so follow Kumori PH on Facebook and ask branch staff about the next run.

Where is Kumori in the Philippines?

Twelve branches: Landmark Makati, SM Makati, SM North Edsa (The Block), Gateway Mall, SM Mall of Asia, Robinsons Manila, Robinsons Galleria, UP Town Center, Ayala Malls Cloverleaf, Festival Mall Alabang, SM Fairview, and SM Santa Rosa.

Heads up: every price marked "old" in this article comes from a dated source (Nov 2018 blog visit or the Sept 24, 2026 listing) and is labeled as such; old prices are not current prices. Availability varies by branch and baking batch, so confirm with Kumori PH on Facebook or the counter staff before visiting for a specific item.

Prices compiled from Kumori menu listings in October 2026. Read our editorial policy.