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Tuna Flakes Hot & Spicy - Authentic Pinoy Tuna

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$2.21 $2.99 In stock

Category: Kuya Cris Filipino Store

Add a kick to your meal with Century Hot & Spicy Tuna. Perfect for rice, bread, or pasta. A healthy and spicy pantry staple from the Philippines.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 12 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

The heat level is just right for my pasta nights—not overwhelming but it definitely wakes up the dish. I've been pairing it with garlic rice and it's become my go-to quick lunch. That spicy kick with the tuna flakes makes plain meals feel like a proper Filipino feast.

John E. ★★★★★

I’ve been putting this over steamed rice for lunch all week and it’s become my quick go-to when I’m too lazy to cook. The flaky texture holds up nicely and the spicy kick definitely wakes up a plain plate of rice.

Carter ★★★★★

This tin’s been my go-to for busy weeknights—poured straight over steamed rice and it turns plain carbs into something I actually crave. The heat level is playful rather than punishing, and the flakes are meaty enough to feel like a real meal.