Yabu, Ippudo lets you donate meals to health workers

Each freshly-cooked meal costs P140 and will be delivered to health frontliners in various Metro Manila hospitals. COVID19PH

MEAL DONATIONS. Yabu, Ippudo Ramen, and Elephant Grounds have reopened their kitchens to cook meals for frontliners. Photo from Yabu's Facebook page

MANILA, Philippines – The Standard Group, the arm behind restaurants Yabu, Ippudo, and Elephant Grounds in the Philippines, have reopened their kitchens to serve hot meals to health frontliners battling the coronavirus outbreak.and bank transfer. They will take care of producing and delivering the hot meals to their various partner hospitals around Metro Manila, all of which are listed on their Facebook page.YabuShiromaru Jr., Akamaru Jr., Karakemen Jr.

The Standard Group's restaurants stopped operations on Thursday, March 16 as a lockdown was imposed on the entire Metro Manila and, eventually, the island of Luzon.

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