
Robinsons Supermarket Price List 2026: 35 Everyday Items
Typical Robinsons Supermarket shelf prices for meat, rice, canned goods, and produce in 2026, with how each category compares to Puregold and the palengke.
Key Takeaways
• Robinsons sits in the middle of the Philippine chains: pricier than Puregold on bulk staples, competitive with SM on everything else.
• Its meat counter is one of the better supermarket options, though the palengke still wins on price by ₱25–₱65/kg.
• Robinsons Selections house-brand items run 10–18% below the branded equivalent on the same shelf.
Last updated: August 2026. Robinsons Supermarket does not publish an official price list, and there is no downloadable PDF. Prices move by branch, region, and promo week, so treat everything below as a benchmark rather than a quote.
These are typical Metro Manila shelf prices for 2026, organized by category, with the palengke and Puregold as reference points so you can see where Robinsons is worth using and where it is not.
Meat and Seafood (per kg)
Starting here because it is what most people search Robinsons for specifically. The chain runs one of the better-stocked supermarket meat counters, with more consistent cuts and cold-chain handling than the discount chains.
| Item | Robinsons | Puregold | Palengke |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole chicken | ₱168–₱200 | ₱162–₱196 | ₱155–₱190 |
| Chicken breasts | ₱178–₱230 | ₱172–₱225 | ₱165–₱215 |
| Chicken thighs | ₱165–₱210 | ₱160–₱205 | ₱150–₱195 |
| Pork liempo | ₱360–₱435 | ₱355–₱425 | ₱330–₱400 |
| Pork kasim | ₱300–₱370 | ₱298–₱365 | ₱280–₱350 |
| Ground pork | ₱310–₱380 | ₱305–₱372 | ₱285–₱355 |
| Beef brisket | ₱420–₱520 | ₱415–₱510 | ₱390–₱480 |
| Galunggong | ₱242–₱300 | ₱238–₱295 | ₱220–₱280 |
| Bangus, medium | ₱202–₱262 | ₱198–₱255 | ₱180–₱240 |
| Tilapia | ₱152–₱200 | ₱148–₱195 | ₱130–₱180 |
The honest read: Robinsons is a few pesos above Puregold and ₱25–₱65/kg above the palengke on almost every cut. What you get for it is consistency, packaging, and not having to go to the market at 6am.
Rice and Bread
| Item | Robinsons | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| White rice, per kg (regular milled) | ₱43–₱53 | ₱42–₱52 |
| White rice, 5kg (Robinsons Selections) | ₱202–₱240 | ₱195–₱250 |
| Well-milled rice, per kg | ₱49–₱59 | ₱48–₱58 |
| Tasty loaf bread | ₱58–₱75 | ₱58–₱75 |
Rice is the clearest place Robinsons loses to Puregold. If rice is a large share of your monthly spend, buy it elsewhere.
Canned and Instant
| Item | Robinsons | Robinsons Selections |
|---|---|---|
| Sardines, 155g (555/Ligo) | ₱22–₱30 | ₱19–₱26 |
| Century Tuna flakes, 155g | ₱38–₱48 | ₱33–₱43 |
| Corned beef, 150g | ₱37–₱50 | ₱31–₱43 |
| Evaporated milk, 370ml | ₱31–₱41 | ₱27–₱36 |
| Lucky Me Pancit Canton, 10-pack | ₱93–₱106 | — |
| Instant coffee 3-in-1, per sachet | ₱7–₱10 | ₱6–₱9 |
The house brand is the reason to shop here. Robinsons Selections undercuts the branded equivalent by roughly 10–18% on the same shelf, which closes most of the gap with Puregold on packaged goods.
Cooking Essentials
| Item | Robinsons | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking oil, 1L (generic palm) | ₱80–₱98 | ₱78–₱100 |
| Sugar, washed, per kg | ₱83–₱95 | ₱82–₱95 |
| Iodized salt, 1kg | ₱25–₱40 | ₱25–₱40 |
| Soy sauce, 1L | ₱61–₱75 | ₱60–₱75 |
| Vinegar, 1L | ₱45–₱60 | ₱45–₱60 |
| Garlic, per kg | ₱142–₱202 | ₱140–₱200 |
| Red onion, per kg | ₱122–₱202 | ₱120–₱200 |
Eggs and Dairy
| Item | Robinsons | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Eggs, 1 flat (30 pcs, medium) | ₱186–₱218 | ₱185–₱225 |
| Magnolia fresh milk, 1L | ₱85–₱96 | ₱85–₱95 |
| Bear Brand powder, 300g | ₱135–₱151 | ₱134–₱152 |
| Eden cheese, 160g | ₱76–₱90 | ₱75–₱90 |
Vegetables and Fruits
| Item | Robinsons | Palengke |
|---|---|---|
| Tomatoes, per kg | ₱72–₱130 | ₱50–₱110 |
| Cabbage, per kg | ₱72–₱110 | ₱60–₱95 |
| Kangkong, per bundle | ₱18–₱30 | ₱12–₱25 |
| Sayote, per kg | ₱52–₱82 | ₱40–₱70 |
| Saba bananas, per kg | ₱52–₱76 | ₱40–₱65 |
| Lakatan bananas, per kg | ₱76–₱102 | ₱65–₱90 |
| Calamansi, per kg | ₱62–₱112 | ₱50–₱95 |
Produce quality at Robinsons is generally good, and the imported and specialty selection is wider than the discount chains. You pay for both.
Where Robinsons Fits
Robinsons wins on:
- Meat counter consistency and cut selection
- Robinsons Selections house-brand pricing
- Imported and specialty items the discount chains do not carry
- Promo cycles, which are frequent and often deep on branded goods
Robinsons loses on:
- Bulk rice and cooking oil, where Puregold is clearly cheaper
- Fresh produce and meat versus the palengke
- Small top-up convenience versus a neighborhood Save More
For most households Robinsons works best as the mid-month fresh-and-branded run, with bulk staples bought elsewhere.
The Limitation of Any Published List
Branch location moves prices more than shoppers expect. Two Robinsons branches in the same city routinely differ by 5–10% on identical items, and promo weeks move them again.
The list that matters is your own: your repeat items, your branches, what you actually paid.
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Store-by-store price lists: Puregold Price List 2026 · SaveMore Price List 2026 · Philippine Grocery Price List 2026 for cross-store benchmarks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an official Robinsons Supermarket price list?+
No. Robinsons does not publish an official price list or PDF, and prices vary by branch, region, and promo cycle. The ranges in this guide are typical Metro Manila shelf prices for 2026 and should be treated as benchmarks.
How much is meat at Robinsons Supermarket in 2026?+
Typical 2026 Robinsons prices are ₱168–₱200/kg for whole chicken, ₱178–₱230/kg for chicken breasts, ₱360–₱435/kg for pork liempo, and ₱300–₱370/kg for pork kasim. The palengke generally runs ₱25–₱65/kg cheaper on the same cuts.
Is Robinsons cheaper than Puregold?+
Not on bulk staples. Puregold is typically 5 to 12 percent cheaper on rice, cooking oil, and case-quantity canned goods. Robinsons is competitive on fresh goods, house-brand items, and promo cycles, and its stores are generally better stocked on imported and specialty products.
What is Robinsons Selections?+
It is Robinsons Supermarket's house brand, covering staples, canned goods, and household items. It typically prices 10 to 18 percent below the branded equivalent on the same shelf, which is the cheapest way to shop Robinsons.


