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World Foods and International Groceries

Tortillas and taco kits, sushi rice and nori, dal, miso and Filipino snacks, in the same brands and packets that sit on New Zealand shelves.

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The packets behind taco, sushi and dal night

Each card opens that brand's full range.

17 in this aisle

Old El Paso

Mild Taco Kit, Stand 'n Stuff shells, jumbo flour tortillas and chunky salsa. Taco night the way you know it.

11 in this aisle

Tio Pablo

Corn tortillas three ways, Authentic, Large White and Chipotle, plus Mayan Gold seasoning and a Spicy Pepita Salsa.

8 in this aisle

Mama San

Rice, seaweed, vinegar, ginger and wasabi for sushi at home, all under one label, plus Instant Miso Soup.

9 in this aisle

Lee Kum Kee

Panda Brand Oyster Sauce, Pure Sesame Oil, Chiu Chow chilli oil and Gluten Free ready sauces for Pad Thai and satay.

8 in this aisle

Kashish

Pulses for the dal pot, from Toor, Yellow Moong and Chana Dal to black urad, black chana and yellow split peas.

7 in this aisle

MTR

Ready-to-eat curries, from Dal Makhani and Chana Masala to Paneer Butter Masala, plus Poha for a 3 minute breakfast.

World Foods and International Groceries

The dinners you made at home

This is the food New Zealanders cook on a weeknight: taco night from an Old El Paso kit, a stir-fry built on Lee Kum Kee oyster sauce, sushi rolled with Mama San rice, a pot of dal. None of it is New Zealand food in the strict sense. What makes it taste like home is the packet. Overseas the shelves often carry other brands and other kits, so this aisle is the New Zealand ones, bought here and packed in Auckland.

Outside the Mexican, Asian and Indian shelves, the aisle also carries Kewpie mayonnaise, Otafuku Okonomi Sauce and Sangaria Ramune.

Filling the box

One shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order. Seasoning mixes, nori and dried noodles are light, so they slip into a box of lollies or biscuits without using much of it. Tins, jars and bags of rice weigh more, and each product page shows the weight.

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Common questions

Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.

Why buy world foods from a New Zealand shop +

Because these are the New Zealand versions. If you learned to make tacos from an Old El Paso or Farrah's kit, or rolled sushi with Mama San rice, this is the same packet from the same shelf. It also travels in the same parcel as your Pineapple Lumps and Whittaker's, so one box covers dinner and the treats.

Can you find a product I cannot see here +

You can ask. Send the brand and product name through the contact page, with the size if you know it, and we will check whether we can get it. Ask for a product →