Looking for quail eggs (itlog ng pugo) for your store, carinderia or street food stall, or just for the family? On FarmyHub you buy straight from quail farms and egg sellers. Right now four sellers list quail eggs here, in Davao City, Davao de Oro, Bukidnon and Cagayan de Oro. Compare their prices below and message the seller to order. Looking for chicken eggs instead? See our Eggs category.
Here is what sellers on FarmyHub ask for quail eggs as of October 2026. To make the prices easy to compare, they are split by how the eggs are sold.
Listing | Seller | Location | Price | Price per egg | Minimum order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cagayan de Oro City | ₱3 per piece | ₱3.00 | 100 pieces (₱300) | ||
Davao City | ₱100 per pack of 30 | ₱3.33 | 1 pack |
Listing | Seller | Location | Price per tray | Minimum order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Davao City | ₱100 (XS), ₱120 (S), ₱140 (M) | 3 trays | ||
Mawab, Davao de Oro | ₱100 | 1 tray | ||
Valencia City, Bukidnon | ₱250 | 1 tray |
In short: quail eggs cost about ₱3 to ₱3.33 per egg, and ₱100 to ₱250 per tray, with most trays at ₱100 to ₱140. Sellers don’t all put the same number of eggs in a tray, so ask how many eggs come in one before you compare tray prices.
Per piece: farms that sell in volume, often with a minimum order such as 100 pieces.
Per pack: small packs for households and resellers, for example 30 eggs for ₱100.
Per tray: the usual unit for bulk orders. The number of eggs per tray differs from seller to seller, so always ask.
By size: some sellers sort quail eggs into sizes like XS, S and M, and bigger eggs cost more per tray.
Quail eggs are called itlog ng pugo or itlog pugo in Tagalog. They come from the quail, or pugo, a small bird that farmers raise for its eggs.
What | Name |
|---|---|
English | quail eggs |
Tagalog | itlog ng pugo, itlog pugo |
Bisaya (Cebuano) | itlog sa pugo |
The bird | quail (pugo); farms usually raise Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica) |
The egg | small, with a speckled shell |
Street food vendors buy quail eggs by the tray for kwek-kwek, and carinderias and restaurants use them in everyday dishes. Sari-sari stores and resellers buy packs and trays to sell again, and many families simply buy them for baon and snacks. If you need a steady weekly supply, tell the seller how many trays you need and how often.
Want quail eggs you can eat straight away? CdeO Integrated Farm also sells pickled quail eggs, ready to eat.
FarmyHub connects you with the sellers. We don’t raise, pack or deliver the eggs ourselves. Each seller sets their own price, egg sizes and terms, so message them directly to ask how many eggs are in a tray, when the eggs were collected, and whether they can deliver or you need to pick up.
Not sure what to ask? FarmyHub’s customer support is glad to help connect you with the right seller. You can also browse our Farm Livestock and Eggs categories.
As of October 2026, quail eggs on FarmyHub cost about ₱3 per piece, ₱100 for a pack of 30, and ₱100 to ₱250 per tray, depending on the seller, the egg size and how many eggs come in a tray.
Ngayong Oktubre 2026, nasa ₱3 ang isang piraso ng itlog ng pugo sa FarmyHub, ₱100 ang isang pack na may 30 piraso, at ₱100 hanggang ₱250 ang isang tray, depende sa seller at sa laki ng itlog.
Itlog ng pugo, or itlog pugo, means quail eggs in English: the small, speckled eggs of the quail (pugo).
It depends on the seller, because trays and packs don’t all hold the same number of eggs. One Davao City seller sells 30 eggs for ₱100, and another farm sells per piece. Ask the seller how many eggs are in their tray before you order.
Check the location on each listing on this page. Right now FarmyHub has quail egg sellers in Davao City, Mawab (Davao de Oro), Valencia City (Bukidnon) and Cagayan de Oro City.
List your quail eggs on FarmyHub so stores, food stalls, restaurants and families can find and message you. Say clearly whether you sell per piece, per pack or per tray, and how many eggs are in one. Start on the Become a Supplier page.
