Japanese cheesecakes anyone? Kumori now accepts orders for delivery

Kumori is now accepting orders for delivery to satisfy your cheesecake cravings amid the enhanced community quarantine.

The well-loved Japanese bakery launched its official e-commerce website where you can place your orders, according to a press statement released by the Relish Group.

Deliveries will start on Wednesday, April 29.

Kumori has requested a three-day lead time to fulfill orders and post settlement of charges since they are on skeletal workforce. They also have limited supply of ingredients and their production capacity is low.

Here are some of the treats available for delivery:

• Premium cheese loaf (P165)
• Hanjuku Original (P50/piece, P300 box of 6)
• Hanjuku Chocolate (P50/piece, P300 box of 6)
• Light Double Cheesecake (P550/whole cake)
• Saku-Saku Chocolate (P1,100/whole cake)
• Puffy-O Banana Walnut (P46/piece, P275/box of 6)
• Banana Oreo Yakigashi (P75/piece, P450/box of 6)
• Mini Banana Charlotte (P595/whole cake)
• Banana Charlotte (P995)
• Choco Bloom Cake (P575)

The Kumori team have in-house deliveries for select areas in Makati, Quezon City, San Juan, Taguig, Pasig and Muntinlupa.

For areas that are not covered by their in-house deliveries, customers can book on-demand delivery service such as Grab and Lalamove.

Aside from Kumori, M Bakery has also resumed operations to make their freshly-baked desserts available for pick-up and delivery.

The enhanced community quarantine has been extended until May 15 in high-risk areas such as Metro Manila to contain the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Groceries, restaurants, food businesses, and pharmacies are among the businesses that are allowed to operate with restrictions amid the ECQ. —Jannielyn Bigtas/MGP, GMA News