SaveMore Price List 2026: What 35 Everyday Items Cost
Typical Save More shelf prices for rice, eggs, meat, produce, and pantry staples in 2026, with how each item compares to Puregold and the palengke.
Key Takeaways
• Save More carries the same SM Bonus house brand as SM Supermarket, so packaged staples price within a few pesos of each other.
• Save More is competitive on packaged goods and convenience, but loses to the palengke on fresh meat and produce by ₱30–₱80/kg.
• There is no official SaveMore price list — branch and promo cycle move prices weekly, so track your own repeat items.
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Last updated: August 2026. Save More (often written SaveMore) does not publish an official price list, and it never has. Prices move by branch, by region, and by promo cycle, so any page claiming to be "the" SaveMore price list is giving you a snapshot at best.
What follows is the realistic range you should expect to pay at a Metro Manila Save More in 2026, gathered from shelf prices across neighborhood branches, plus how each category compares to Puregold and the palengke. Provincial branches typically run a little lower on fresh goods and slightly higher on packaged brands.
Rice and Bread
| Item | Save More | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| White rice, per kg (regular milled) | ₱44–₱54 | ₱42–₱52 |
| White rice, 5kg (SM Bonus) | ₱205–₱235 | ₱195–₱250 |
| Well-milled rice, per kg | ₱50–₱60 | ₱48–₱58 |
| Tasty loaf bread | ₱60–₱76 | ₱58–₱75 |
| Pandesal, packaged | ₱4–₱6 per pc | ₱4–₱6 per pc |
Save More carries the SM Bonus economy line, which is the cheapest rice in the store. It still runs ₱10–₱30 above a Puregold 5kg economy bag, so if rice is a big line item for you, the monthly stock-up belongs elsewhere.
Eggs and Dairy
| Item | Save More | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Eggs, 1 flat (30 pcs, medium) | ₱190–₱215 | ₱185–₱225 |
| Magnolia fresh milk, 1L | ₱85–₱95 | ₱85–₱95 |
| Bear Brand powder, 300g | ₱136–₱152 | ₱134–₱152 |
| Eden cheese, 160g | ₱78–₱92 | ₱75–₱90 |
| Alaska evaporated, 370ml | ₱32–₱42 | ₱30–₱40 |
Dairy is the category where Save More is genuinely at parity with the full SM Supermarket. Same supply chain, same brands, same price.
Cooking Essentials
| Item | Save More | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking oil, 1L (generic palm) | ₱80–₱92 | ₱78–₱100 |
| Sugar, washed, per kg | ₱84–₱96 | ₱82–₱95 |
| Iodized salt, 1kg | ₱26–₱42 | ₱25–₱40 |
| Soy sauce, 1L (Datu Puti/Silver Swan) | ₱62–₱76 | ₱60–₱75 |
| Vinegar, 1L | ₱46–₱62 | ₱45–₱60 |
| Garlic, per kg | ₱145–₱205 | ₱140–₱200 |
| Red onion, per kg | ₱125–₱205 | ₱120–₱200 |
Onion and garlic are the two most volatile items in any Philippine store, Save More included. They can double within a quarter, so treat those two rows as the loosest estimates on this page.
Canned and Instant
| Item | Save More | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Sardines, 155g can (555/Ligo) | ₱23–₱31 | ₱22–₱30 |
| Century Tuna flakes, 155g | ₱39–₱49 | ₱38–₱48 |
| Corned beef, 150g (Argentina) | ₱38–₱52 | ₱36–₱50 |
| Lucky Me Pancit Canton, single | ₱10–₱12 | ₱9.50–₱12 |
| Lucky Me Pancit Canton, 10-pack | ₱94–₱106 | ₱92–₱108 |
| Instant coffee 3-in-1, per sachet | ₱7–₱10 | ₱7–₱10 |
| SM Bonus canned goods | 8–15% below branded | — |
The SM Bonus house brand is the reason to shop Save More on packaged goods. On canned vegetables, pasta, and condiments it undercuts the branded equivalent by roughly 8–15% at the same shelf.
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Meat and Seafood (per kg)
| Item | Save More | Palengke |
|---|---|---|
| Whole chicken | ₱170–₱205 | ₱155–₱190 |
| Chicken breasts | ₱180–₱235 | ₱165–₱215 |
| Pork liempo | ₱365–₱440 | ₱330–₱400 |
| Pork kasim | ₱305–₱375 | ₱280–₱350 |
| Galunggong | ₱245–₱305 | ₱220–₱280 |
| Bangus, medium | ₱205–₱265 | ₱180–₱240 |
| Tilapia | ₱155–₱205 | ₱130–₱180 |
This is the weakest category for Save More, and it is not close. The neighborhood format runs a smaller butcher counter with slower turnover, and the palengke beats it by ₱30–₱80/kg on almost every cut. If your household eats a lot of fresh meat and fish, that gap is the single biggest saving available to you.
Vegetables and Fruits
| Item | Save More | Palengke |
|---|---|---|
| Tomatoes, per kg | ₱75–₱135 | ₱50–₱110 |
| Cabbage, per kg | ₱75–₱115 | ₱60–₱95 |
| Kangkong, per bundle | ₱20–₱32 | ₱12–₱25 |
| Sayote, per kg | ₱55–₱85 | ₱40–₱70 |
| Saba bananas, per kg | ₱55–₱78 | ₱40–₱65 |
| Lakatan bananas, per kg | ₱78–₱105 | ₱65–₱90 |
| Calamansi, per kg | ₱65–₱115 | ₱50–₱95 |
Same story as meat. Produce prices also swing hardest with weather, so after a typhoon expect leafy greens to spike 30–50% for two to three weeks.
What a Save More Basket Actually Costs
For a family of four running a Save More weekly top-up (eggs, milk, bread, a few kilos of produce, one or two proteins, instant noodles, condiments), expect ₱1,200–₱1,800 per trip. Four trips a month plus a bigger stock-up run puts most households in the ₱6,000–₱8,500/month range.
That is broadly in line with the Filipino family grocery budget guide numbers, and slightly above what a Puregold-anchored shopper spends on the same list.
Where Save More Wins and Loses
Save More wins on:
- SM Bonus house-brand packaged goods
- Small top-up trips, where proximity saves you the jeep or Grab fare
- Speed and shorter lines
- Less impulse exposure than a full mall supermarket
Save More loses on:
- Bulk rice and cooking oil, where Puregold is cheaper
- Fresh meat, fish, and produce, where the palengke is cheaper
- Promo depth and selection, where SM Supermarket is stronger
The practical split most households land on: Save More for the weekly top-up, Puregold for the monthly bulk run, palengke for fresh.
The Honest Limitation of Any Price List
Every number on this page is a benchmark, including the ones that look precise. Branch location moves prices more than most shoppers expect, and two Save More branches in the same city can differ by 5–10% on the same item.
The list that actually matters is your own: your 10–15 repeat items, at your branches, at what you actually paid. That is the only version that stays current.
That is what GroceryBudget automates. Its price memory records what you paid for each item at each store, so after a few trips you have a personal SaveMore price list that never goes stale, plus a store comparison that tells you which of your stores is genuinely cheaper for your basket. The app supports ₱, works offline, and is free to start with no account required.
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Store-by-store price lists: Puregold Price List 2026 · Robinsons Supermarket Price List 2026 · Philippine Grocery Price List 2026 for cross-store benchmarks.
Head to head: Save More vs SM Supermarket — why the two SM formats price almost identically. Puregold vs Save More — the budget-chain head to head. And Philippine Grocery Price List 2026 for benchmark prices across every store type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an official SaveMore price list?+
No. Save More does not publish an official price list, and prices vary by branch, region, and promo cycle. The ranges in this guide reflect typical Metro Manila shelf prices for 2026 and should be treated as benchmarks, not guarantees.
How much do groceries cost at SaveMore in 2026?+
Typical 2026 Save More prices include SM Bonus rice at ₱205–₱235 per 5kg, eggs at ₱190–₱215 per flat, cooking oil at ₱80–₱92 per litre, and whole chicken at ₱170–₱205 per kg. A weekly top-up basket for a family of four usually lands between ₱1,200 and ₱1,800.
Is SaveMore cheaper than Puregold?+
Not usually on bulk staples. Puregold generally wins on rice, cooking oil, and case-quantity canned goods, while Save More is competitive on SM Bonus house-brand items and costs less to reach for a small trip. For a top-up of 5 to 10 items, Save More is often cheaper overall once travel is counted.
Is SaveMore the same as SM Supermarket?+
They are owned by the same company and share the SM Bonus house brand and SMAC points, so core staples are priced almost identically. Save More is the smaller neighborhood format; SM Supermarket is the full mall store with wider fresh sections and deeper promos.
