Dried pusit is dried squid, called nukos in Cebuano. It is grilled or fried and eaten with rice and a vinegar dip, or as pulutan. On FarmyHub you can buy dried pusit from 5 sellers in Lapu-Lapu (Cebu), Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental and Zamboanga City, whole (buo), skinless and flat (lapad), special or second class, from 100 g packs to 15 kg wholesale lots.
For fresh squid, see Fresh Squid (Pusit). For dried fish such as danggit, dilis and sapsap, see Danggit and Dried Fish.
These are the dried pusit listings on FarmyHub now. Click a listing to see its photos and details, or “View store” to see everything that seller offers.
Dried pusit | Type | Listing price | Minimum order | Location | Seller |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Skinless, flat (lapad) | ₱700 per kilo | 15 kg (₱10,500) | Zamboanga City | ||
Second class | ₱980 per kilo | 1 kg | Lapu-Lapu, Cebu | ||
Whole | ₱1,100 per kilo | 1 kg | Misamis Oriental | ||
Whole | ₱1,100 per kilo | 1 kg | Carmen, Cagayan de Oro | ||
Special grade | ₱1,400 per kilo | 1 kg | Lapu-Lapu, Cebu | ||
Whole, 100 g packs | ₱150 per 100 g pack | Ask the seller | Pusok, Lapu-Lapu, Cebu | ||
Sweet, whole, 100 g packs | ₱180 per 100 g pack | Ask the seller | Pusok, Lapu-Lapu, Cebu |
Prices are listing prices as of October 2026 and may change. The two Pusok listings are priced per 100 g pack, so confirm the pack and kilo price with the seller before you order.
Sellers describe dried pusit by its cut and grade. These are the words you will see in the listings:
Word in the listing | What it means | On FarmyHub |
|---|---|---|
Buo (whole) | The whole squid, dried in one piece | ₱1,100 per kilo, or 100 g packs |
Skinless lapad | Skin removed and the squid dried flat (lapad means flat) | ₱700 per kilo in 15 kg lots |
Special | The seller’s top grade: bigger, meatier pieces | ₱1,400 per kilo |
Second class | A cheaper grade from the same seller, for frying and everyday meals | ₱980 per kilo |
Sweet pusit | Dried squid with a sweet seasoning | ₱180 per 100 g pack |
Nukos | The Cebuano word for squid; pusit is the Tagalog word | Used in 2 listings |
For resellers and restaurants, the Zamboanga City seller sells skinless lapad pusit in 15 kg lots at ₱700 per kilo (₱10,500 a lot), and listed 50 lots in October 2026. The Lapu-Lapu and Cagayan de Oro sellers sell from 1 kg and also take bigger orders; message them for a bulk price.
FarmyHub is an online marketplace, not a store. Every seller manages their own stock, prices and minimum order. Message the seller directly to ask about the size and grade, delivery or pickup, and payment.
On FarmyHub, dried pusit is ₱700 to ₱1,400 per kilo (October 2026): ₱700 for skinless lapad in 15 kg lots, ₱980 for second class, ₱1,100 for whole dried pusit and ₱1,400 for special grade. Smaller 100 g packs are ₱150 to ₱180.
Nukos is the Cebuano word for squid, so dried nukos is the same as dried pusit or dried squid.
Two sellers are in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu: one with special and second class pusit by the kilo, and one with whole and sweet pusit in 100 g packs.
Yes. A Zamboanga City seller sells skinless lapad pusit in 15 kg lots at ₱700 per kilo, and the other sellers take bulk orders on request.
Sa FarmyHub, ₱700 hanggang ₱1,400 kada kilo ang dried pusit (Oktubre 2026), depende sa klase. I-message ang seller para sa delivery o pickup.
