Rita's Italian Ice is permanently closing their two Metro Manila branches in January. 😢 What was your favorite Rita's Italian Ice treat?
The Philippine franchise of Rita’s Italian Ice is permanently stopping operations after Saturday, January 15, 2022. Rita’s branches in UP Town Center and Ayala The 30th will be closing down after seven years of business.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, January 11, Rita’s Philippines extended their “heartfelt gratitude” to all of their friends for their patronage and support. “We’re sorry to say that we have reached the end of our journey here, and will be closing our doors permanently on January 15, 2022. Thank you so much for all the memories.
The “cool treats” brand specializes in its famous Italian ice, a creamy, slushy frozen custard made fresh daily with real fruit and in over 65 flavors. Customers can customize their own Rita’s cup by choosing from the frozen custard selection and a wide variety of toppings, syrups, candies, and fruits.
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