LIST: Where to Get Petite Charcuterie Boards + Trays

(SPOT.ph) Sometimes, it's hard to commit to a gigantic charcuterie board. It's not just about how much it costs (that alone will really make the P500 budget for Noche Buena impossible); there's also the very real pressure of having to finish everything before the leftovers turn moldy, rock-hard, and dried out in the fridge.

Thankfully, solo-sized or petite charcuteries exist. These are smaller boards made for one (or two, if you’re generous). They’re practical, more affordable, and far less likely to end up wrapped in cling film and growing mold in the refrigerator.

Below, we’ve rounded up spots where you can order petite charcuterie or grazing boards. They've got the deli meats, cheeses, fruits, nuts, and/or crackers that make up a solid charcuterie selection, yet are reasonably priced, with some options even priced under P500. Some don’t even require pre-ordering, making it perfect for an emergen-cheese situation.

Also read: P500 for Noche Buena Might Have Been Okay in 1990—Not 2025

Price: Depends on your budget
Do you need to pre-order?: No
Where to buy: See list of The Marketplace branches

If you’re hunting for charcuterie without wanting to commit to an entire platter, The Marketplace has you covered. Its in-house deli lets you set your budget—yes, you can set it for as low as P500—and the staff will curate a board of cheeses, cold cuts, and fresh fruits that fit your budget. While you're there, best to check their wine selection because they do have a good, extensive range!

Price: Depends on your budget
Do you need to pre-order?: No
Where to buy: See list of One World Deli branches

One World Deli may be a newcomer, but they’re growing fast across Metro Manila—and for good reason. Their shelves are stocked with an impressive mix of imported and local groceries—plus fine cheeses to premium cold cuts. They can put together a charcuterie board tailored to your budget, though there’s a P50 fee for the board itself. You can add fruits for a little extra flair, but nuts come only in large packs priced around P300, so budget accordingly if you want to add some salty crunch to your board.

Price: P325
Do you need to pre-order?: No
Where to buy: You can buy the charcuterie container at S&R Membership Shopping

One goes to S&R Membership Shopping for all the alcohol, sodas, snacks, and other supermarket essentials for the holidays because, hey, it's really good if you're buying in bulk—and don't forget their ready-to-eat New York-style pizzas. But this holiday season, S&R Membership Shopping has also got you covered in the charcuterie department. Their good-for-one charcuterie box contains cold cuts, cheeses, grapes, nuts, crackers, and honey, and the best part? It's not more than P400.

Price: P499
Do you need to pre-order?: No
Where to buy: You can buy Aguila's Charcuterie Party Tray in supermarkets

Aguila—which, segue: we need more people to notice when it comes to their sausage game—is back this holiday season with a charcuterie tray you can buy in supermarkets. This 8x8-inch tray includes 125 grams of brie, six pieces of saltine crackers, and the star of this tray: 50 grams each of Pepperoni Salami, Truffle Salami, and Pepperbites—all Aguila brand, of course.

Just in case you do have a bigger budget or a bigger appetite (or both), you can buy 150-gram packs of Aguila's Truffle Salami, Pepperoni Salami, and Pepperbites in the supermarket, too. Just grab your favorite cheese and crackers to go with it, and go to town with it.

Price: P650
Do you need to pre-order?: Yes
Where to buy: Wadough's is at 154 Maginhawa, Quezon City

You can always rely on Wadough's for customizable bento cakes, but they also have bento-sized charcuterie for the holidays! Their smallest charcuterie board—box, in this case—is the Classic (P650). This is a 6x6x3-inch box with two kinds of cheeses (Cheddar and Monterey Jack) and two kinds of cold cuts (Farmer's Ham and Lyoner). It has nuts, crackers, fruits (crimson grapes, strawberry apple, and cherry), green olives, canele, cake truffle, chocolate crinkle, gingerbread cookie, and honey.

Price: P700
Do you need to pre-order?: Yes
Where to buy: Edible Box Co is at Unit 206, WPL Building, White Plains, Quezon City

Edible Box Co offers a good-for-one charcuterie option in the form of its Exclusive Platter (P700). It comes with two types of cold cuts and one cheese, plus honey or jam for sweetness, crackers, olives, cocktail onions, roasted nuts, and a mix of fresh and dried fruits—basically everything you need.

Price: P1,500
Do you need to pre-order?: No—but check availability first. Some dates are already fully booked because of the holiday rush.
Where to buy: See list of Santis Delicatessen branches

It’s hardly shocking that Säntis Delicatessen does a solid charcuterie board—but here’s the fine print that matters: their smallest grazing board comes with a firm P1,500 minimum. For that price, you’re getting a good mix of cheeses and cold cuts. Since you have a bigger budget, you can get a bit of soft, semi-hard, hard, and blue cheeses to pair with the deli meats.

Not ready to commit to that budget? You can always take the DIY workaround. Pick out your cheeses and cold cuts à la carte, by the gram, and assemble the board yourself at home.