San Mig Food Ave. Guagua

San Mig Food Avenue began as San Mig Food Shop. With San Miguel Corporation’s diversification and acquisition of Petron, Petron Treats (the convenience store of Petron) was transferred under the management of San Miguel Foods, Inc.
All Petron Treats in the prime locations of Petron Gas stations were converted to San Mig Food Ave. It continues its expansion not just in Petron gas stations but also in high-traffic commercial areas as a stand-alone convenience store.
San Mig Food Ave. Guagua is the first stand-alone convenience store in Pampanga. It is situated in front of a major government hospital, Diosdado Macapagal Memorial Hospital, along the Sta. Rita/ Guagua Municipality intersection, along JAS Avenue (formerly Olongapo-Gapan Road). San Mig Food Ave. Guagua focuses on meeting the needs of convenience-oriented mature students and working adults by providing a broad selection of hot, quick meals and fresh breads baked on site together with a wide array of refreshing hot & cold beverages at fair prices in a food-safe and clean, friendly shopping environment. San Mig Food Ave. Guagua brings the best of San Miguel food via the brands Hungry Juan and Kambal Pandesal. Convenience is also reiterated via services designed to meet the specific needs of the municipality, including bills payment, automatic teller machines, cellphone load and charging stations.
San Mig Food Ave. is the oasis for people with busy lifestyles who are always on the go, whether at work or at play. It is a destination for a quick break from routine by enjoying hot, quick meals, freshest breads and delicious hot or cold beverages. Savoring it on premise or bring it as “to go”. For more convenience, it even has delivery service specially catering to the busy and hardworking nurses, doctors and hospital personnel.It also aims to be a place for just hanging out and relaxing.

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