Amazing Oriental also runs a 20-page AMAZING DEALS book in the same period, with 26/08/2026 - 15/09/2026 at the foot. That is three weeks, a different thing from the one-week fresh sheet. The contents are ambient and frozen packaged goods.
What you need to know
Amazing Oriental published a second thing starting the same day: AMAZING DEALS, 20 pages, with Actie geldig van 26/08/2026 - 15/09/2026 at the foot, matching the folderz window. The thing most easily confused here is the length of the window. Two flyers from the same shop starting on the same day, and one is a one-week fresh produce sheet while this one runs three weeks on packaged goods. So when you see an Amazing Oriental flyer, read the end date first: do not rush a three-week offer as though it were a one-week one, and do not assume the fresh sheet still has three weeks left.
The cover lays out ambient and frozen packaged lines. Recognisable among them are Korean Son Mandu handmade dumplings from Allgroo in vegetable and seafood, vegetarian dumplings, Hello Panda biscuits, Ajinomoto frozen items, tinned luncheon meat, char siu and hoisin style sauces in jars, Korean canned drinks, Korean seaweed, savoury pancakes, Bapao steamed buns from Tjendrawasih, and non-food such as sheet masks.
This book gives no unit prices on the cover, so there is nothing to work out in advance; the cover simply lays out which ranges take part and the actual prices sit inside and on the shelf. Read against the one-week fresh sheet, the two need different habits: the fresh sheet needs unit conversion, and this one needs you to check the end date and the pack size. Ambient and frozen packaged goods keep, and a three-week window means there is no need to buy everything in the first week.
- Window: the foot prints Actie geldig van 26/08/2026 - 15/09/2026, matching folderz — three weeks; 20 pages.
- A different flyer from the one-page Weekly Deals in the same period: one week fresh against three weeks packaged.
- Cover ranges: Korean Son Mandu handmade dumplings in vegetable and seafood, vegetarian dumplings, Hello Panda, Ajinomoto frozen.
- Also tinned luncheon meat, char siu and hoisin style sauces, Korean drinks, Korean seaweed, savoury pancakes and Bapao buns.
- The cover also carries non-food such as sheet masks.
- No unit prices on the cover: prices are inside and on the shelf, and three weeks means no need to buy in week one.








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