Pak n Save Wellington New Zealand Grocery/Food Price Check
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The Pak n Save I visited is in Petone Wellington and the prices I showed are only as an estimate.
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Great video this video used to first time visiting people's in NZ markets
Hi new friend here I like the grocery store looks not expensive there. you are good checking the price that smart. the chicken is cheap.
Johan from South Africa. In planning phase to go to NZ. Just want to say thank you very very much for your video. This gives me a very very nice picture of basics and what to budget for. I really appreciate this video. Exellent. Thank you so much
Completely agree! This was a great help! We are also busy with the long process to make the move. This give a great idea of costs! Thanks!
A very informative video, thank you so much.
Thanks for the time and effort in making this video.
Thought it was south african accent lol. These prices look really good. Appreciate the share.
Thank you so much for your videos xx
LETS GO DENE! Just found your content and I’m a huge fan. Just subbed and rang that notification bell. Nothing like knowing the prices of common household grocery items. Fantastic editing too
Very interesting, all way's wondered what Home was like and Thank You.
Thank you from California! Interesting how similar everything is.
It's really helpful before judging the price of veggies and daily shopping list.Thanks a lot
This is amazing vedio i have ever seen keep your good work sister . Its very clear love it 🙏🙏😍😍😍😘😘😘😘
The video is very useful , I hope you come back and record the fish and seafood prices. Thanks a lot
Pak save Pak Petone
Thanks for this
Nice video madam
I'm in Dunedin...pac n save is far from city centre ...never been since I have no car....but now u have motivated me
Superb grocery store video! The BEST ON TH-cam! This is how you show items, prices, give a perfect idea of grocery availability. Indian audiences, 1 NZD = 46.6 Rs approximately at present. 😍👍. If you could include the total amount you paid it would help get an idea. Also do make videos on jobs, salaries, homes, etc. Great stuff!
Its been proven if you do a big shop at Pak 'n Save you will save about $30 - in Auckland anyway - thanks for sharing
Very nice vhidoo thank you
video
good job
hi
Thanks for the video, the big question is, how relevant all those "cost of living" sites, like namboo or whatever.
How to really understand what salary is OK for Wellington.
Is 110K salary OK for the first few years for a family of four?
Thanks for the video, it is helpful .. Can u please make a vid about cloths prices and the best place to do shopping
I will soon, thank you
If paknsave did home delivery I would change from Countdown in a heartbeat. At countdown you can pay $13 for your groceries to be delivered to your door. $9 if you spend over $200 good for buying in bulk if you have a small car!
Good to see some Gluten Free stuff. I saw Gluten Free Special K - I didn't know this existed 😊
I am Scottish and fascinated by New Zealand. I would absolutely love to go there, but no way can I afford it, not for a long long time 😞
You should come over, NZ is amazing. Yes, we are very health conscious about food, many many vegan products
@@DeliveredbyChrist16 thanks. I get on well with the majority of people, and really like good scenery and laid back lifestyles. New Zealand looks simply stunning, and sounds very relaxing, especially compared to city life in the UK.
I would come over in a shot if I had the money to do so. From what I've observed and heard, I am confident I'd love it and that I'd strike a chord with New Zealanders. But I really can't afford any flights there at all.
That's good that you are health conscious about food, especially with an increasing number of people now being intolerant of things like dairy and gluten. It also goes hand in hand with fresh air and a good work-life balance :-D
i had to giggle, u were talking about pork, but it was beef steak
Is it easy to find tamarillos in New Zealand grocery stores?
the video is shaking, hope there's new stable version later, thx for your work:)
Do they keep those eggs refrigerated?
Wellington I was going to say Wellington don't have a pak n save 🤣🤣 only countdown and new world petone has alot of small side stores that can be cheaper then pak n save to get certain things like the fruit and it's more fresh
South African accent! ❤️👌🏼😇
Forever and always! Jy ken mos! 😉
How much do you spend a week and how many is in your household?
Hi Chante, we are a family of 4 (incl. A toddler) and we spend about $300 a fortnight
Where is this place in New Zealand?
Me and my fiancee are students currently studying in India and we have a plan to come Newzealand next year to stay and work .
Is it possible for internationals to have a job there or work there?
And how is the process getting there like.
And also for recommendations for living can you also recommend?
Because this video seem that the place is a nice place to stay.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you .
I thought the lamb would be cheap coz they raise them there
Bells palsy?
That is one stalk of broccoli $1.49 each Countdown have a bigger stalk for same price. But you get more.
It's Petone Pak n Save
Are you live in Wellington
Just have to say, the fruit and veg are rarely as cheap as the prices shown here, this was a once yearly birthday sale.
Pak and Save ALLWAYS has sales and specials running right throughout the year. And the fruits and veggies that are in season are always cheaper.
Dene Cohen Why not run your viewers thru the market when all the counters are operational,when the fin fish display is loaded with schnapper and terakihi ,groper and orange roughy.No mussels and oysters as well.Let our overseas friends feast their eyes on the harvest from our seas.What are Kiwis without Fish and Chips?
Are you helping me to travel with your country
The prices in NZ supermarkets are atrocist, I'm embarrassed as a New Zealander. It costs the same as rent. It's disgusting.
I don't see any other New Zealander moaning, shut the fk up lol
How can take tha job in Newzeland suparmarket madam please Help me
Make k mart and 2 dollar stores
The meat and eggs is pretty expensive
Thanks for the video though. I wanted to study here but I guess I need to think twice 😥
@@MintyMiku where are you from
HI BB HOW ARE YOU I'M PAKISTANI I MORE LIKE NEW ZEALAND I NEED A JOB IN NEW ZEALAND REPLY ME
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Tell me something about student life in wellington and part time jobs for students???
or you could get a job in india
Don't listen to steve boy he's just a rude bigot. I live in Wellington so I can tell you that most of the part-time work for students is in hospitality, which is massive here in Wellington with all our cafes, though the employers tend to be reluctant to hire people without some kind of experience or qualification in hospitality. They're also typically turned off by anyone with a thick accent because they don't like there to be any communication difficulties with customers, especially during the busy morning rush when customers are very unforgiving about delays.
Unfortunately, the big fast food chains like McDonald's often prefer to hire full-time workers with no better prospects so that they can treat you like a slave and know you'll put up with it, but the smaller chains like Burger Fuel and any places that aren't part of a chain typically treat their workers well and are more flexible with the kinds of hours they expect you to work. If you're an Indian, all the Burger King restaurants here are like 100% staffed by Indians, which I highly doubt is an accident, so you'd probably have a decent chance finding a job there; no idea what it's like to work there though.
Otherwise, the best option for part-time work would probably be doing something in IT, for which there is quite a decent job market (especially part-time), and the employers are often a lot more flexible about the hours or might even have the option to work from home. Even if you don't have a formal IT qualification, there are many jobs around suitable for and open to IT students. Ultimately, the IT employers care more about actual skills when it comes to entry level jobs, so you'll always have a shot at getting one if you've got the skills they're looking for (making a website for your CV is a good way to show off coding skills if you can code). The only thing to keep in mind with IT is that they tend to do most of their entry level hiring in the lead up to summer when they're looking for workers to fill (usually paid) summer internships, after which you typically have the option of staying on if they liked your performance.
Hopefully you find this information helpful!
@@michaelheliotis5279 or he could get a job in india
@@steveboy7302 Why are you so insistent that he gets a job in India? Are you scared he's gonna out-compete your dusty ass for a job? Wouldn't be hard seeing as most employers in New Zealand don't like hiring racists.
@@michaelheliotis5279 or you can get a job in india
I am working suparmarket in saudi Aarab Carrefour
Your camera is shaking too much was real hard to watch