That meat is sitting in the heat for longer than it should, I’d be careful with buying meat there ….go very early in the morning if you buy meat there.
Your contents will be helpful for expats & foreigners who wants to live in the Philippines. Its even cheaper if you go to a local markets. Except the salmon there is expensive
we buy our fresh produce from the public market known throughout the Philippines as "palengke" palengke has fruit and vegetable stands, fish and meat (chicken, pork and beef, mature coconut stations where they extract for you coconut milk, rice, eggs, flour, soy sauce, vinegar, chili, calamansi if you decide to check it out bring along a local as it can be overwhelming to the senses. Filipinos go to groceries too but only to buy those that they cannot get from the market mostly milk products and frozen foods.
This is hypermarket not hypermart. Prices in this grocery store is already cheap and those stores from wetmarkets also wholesale here for grocery products.
@@griefer1851That's what I mean, it's hypermarket! It's kinda typo error! But nevertheless it's the same meaning.😅 Hypermart is a large discount supermarket or hypermarket whichever you prefer to call it.😅
Not really different from wet market prices, in fact some meat products are cheaper sometimes. We prefer to buy at SM supermarkets, its cleaner, less crowded, more organized, and it's air-conditioned. We're not rich by any means.
One thing i noticed here they don't have any really big sales on anything here if you get a 5% discount it's huge here! Andy's 50 peso bonuses from shopee and stuff are a real laugh $1 less than $1 you think they were giveing us the whole town
Bottles of soft drinks are a lot cheaper there than US. Very expensive in US for soft drinks. Cooking oil is only thing that’s expensive there. Most prices are cheaper than US.
S&R and Landers superstores are equivalent to Costco in the Philippines. They also sell foreign products you can‘t easily find in standard supermarkets.
As I advise most foreigners trying to get the lowest grocery prices in PH, …. try going to the local public markets in PH where the ordinary Filipinos shop. They are called ‘ palenkes’ or Mercados where the meats, vegetables and fruits are cheaper than in air-conditioned mall supermarkets. The local public markets are usually lower by 30% to 50% than mall supermarkets . Foreign branded products are usually more expensive than local brands, so try the local brands. Happy shopping.
those prices are absurd 2 cucumber for 100 + ? you can buy 1 kg for 80 t0 90 or even cheaper 50 pesos in public market 😂😂😂 or if you want more cheaper than public market go to bagsakan it is a place where farm fresh harvested commodities sold which you can buy at a farm gate price which means more reasonable than public market
Well obviously the stores not targeting low income population. This is how malls make money, the target population are middle income upper population who has a disposable income of 50K, not disposable customers.
Ummm just to correct you, you are not in Manila, Philippines, Manila the capital of the Philippines is west from your location. You are actually in Pasay City, the right word would be Metro Manila or National Capital Region. 😉
For fresh produce and meat, just go to a wet market...its cheaper.
Next time 😊
That meat is sitting in the heat for longer than it should, I’d be careful with buying meat there ….go very early in the morning if you buy meat there.
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wet Market is cheap ..
Wet market doesnt accept cards
it's not just wet market because it has dry goods too such as rice, flour, household utensils and so and so I think you mean public market or palengke
Your contents will be helpful for expats & foreigners who wants to live in the Philippines. Its even cheaper if you go to a local markets. Except the salmon there is expensive
Thank you. We did not see any local markets. But we usually do supermarket prices around the world that’s why we made this video
Thanks for showing the prices of the produce
Hope you'll continue to enjoy your stay on our country, the Philippines. Welcome
Thank you! 😃
These are my favorite videos you guys do 😊
Yay so happy you like it 🥰
we buy our fresh produce from the public market known throughout the Philippines as "palengke" palengke has fruit and vegetable stands, fish and meat (chicken, pork and beef, mature coconut stations where they extract for you coconut milk, rice, eggs, flour, soy sauce, vinegar, chili, calamansi
if you decide to check it out bring along a local as it can be overwhelming to the senses. Filipinos go to groceries too but only to buy those that they cannot get from the market mostly milk products and frozen foods.
Thank you for letting us know 💕
Thank you,,,now i know all the products prices in manila
You're welcome 😊
Enjoy!
Thank you 😊
What, the spices there are half the prices here in NYC. 1 of that spices here cost $6
Exactly! Ridiculous
SM Hypermart is a bit pricey although it is nationwide, there are other malls or supermarkets with low retail or wholesale prices in the provinces.
This is hypermarket not hypermart. Prices in this grocery store is already cheap and those stores from wetmarkets also wholesale here for grocery products.
@@griefer1851That's what I mean, it's hypermarket! It's kinda typo error! But nevertheless it's the same meaning.😅 Hypermart is a large discount supermarket or hypermarket whichever you prefer to call it.😅
Not really different from wet market prices, in fact some meat products are cheaper sometimes. We prefer to buy at SM supermarkets, its cleaner, less crowded, more organized, and it's air-conditioned. We're not rich by any means.
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One thing i noticed here they don't have any really big sales on anything here if you get a 5% discount it's huge here! Andy's 50 peso bonuses from shopee and stuff are a real laugh $1 less than $1 you think they were giveing us the whole town
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Bottles of soft drinks are a lot cheaper there than US. Very expensive in US for soft drinks. Cooking oil is only thing that’s expensive there. Most prices are cheaper than US.
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What they have broccoli juice there & we don’t have it here. Thats amazing
I know so interesting
thank you ! very interesting!
Glad you enjoyed! 😍
Visit Grand canal mall . located in BGC
Yes video is coming 🤗
I think living there will cut my groceries expenses. I will try living there for 6 months & compare my expenses from here in NYC
Yes! And condos are really beautiful there as well
If u will go to local market it is much more cheaper
We didn’t see any
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We didnt know 🤣 we were refilling water
I noticed the spelling of the Philippines is wrong. You misspelled the Philippines in your tittle.
With the exchange some of the prices are cheap & some are expensive.
Well, if you're used to dollars these are very cheap prices. But if you earn with Ph peso, yep these are high prices.
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What apples there are more cheaper than here?
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Not sure what that is
Well duh Hypermarket grocery stores are not located next to sabungan. 😅
You won't get those cheap prices now in the US. It's very expensive now
Eggs here in the us is so expensive
Yes $5-8 that’s crazy
Do they have wholesale l8ke Costco?
We don’t have Costco, but we have a bit similar to that, from what I know we have landers and S&R, they are mostly go to places for foreigners here
We have stores like cosco membership, S & R and other one i forgot the name in which i am a member of both.
s & r is actually half owned by costco thats why it carries the kirkland brand
S&R and Landers superstores are equivalent to Costco in the Philippines. They also sell foreign products you can‘t easily find in standard supermarkets.
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As I advise most foreigners trying to get the lowest grocery prices in PH, …. try going to the local public markets in PH where the ordinary Filipinos shop. They are called ‘ palenkes’ or Mercados where the meats, vegetables and fruits are cheaper than in air-conditioned mall supermarkets. The local public markets are usually lower by 30% to 50% than mall supermarkets . Foreign branded products are usually more expensive than local brands, so try the local brands. Happy shopping.
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Not really. Groceries not that difference but fresh products wet markets are just 10-30% lower.
@@griefer1851 Agree palengkes are about 10~30% cheaper than malls but you have to come early for any perishable goods.
Yes we will try to find them next time
those prices are absurd
2 cucumber for 100 + ? you can buy 1 kg for 80 t0 90 or even cheaper 50 pesos in public market 😂😂😂 or if you want more cheaper than public market go to bagsakan it is a place where farm fresh harvested commodities sold which you can buy at a farm gate price which means more reasonable than public market
Its good to know! Thank you
Well obviously the stores not targeting low income population.
This is how malls make money, the target population are middle income upper population who has a disposable income of 50K, not disposable customers.
much a bit cheaper for some products at the market like those some fruits and veggies
You remind me of Anthony Smith. He did a grocery vlog like this when he visited PH
Never seen his videos but this is what we do when we travel to different countries 😃
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@@Livingtheglobe ty and yvw too 💋
Ummm just to correct you, you are not in Manila, Philippines, Manila the capital of the Philippines is west from your location. You are actually in Pasay City, the right word would be Metro Manila or National Capital Region. 😉
thank you