SM Supermarket Price List 2026: What 40 Everyday Items Cost
Typical SM Supermarket shelf prices for rice, eggs, canned goods, meat, and produce in 2026, with the SM Bonus house brand and how SM compares to Puregold, Save More, and the palengke.
Key Takeaways
• SM Supermarket prices packaged staples almost the same as Save More, and a few pesos above Puregold on rice, oil, and eggs.
• The SM Bonus house brand is the cheapest way to shop SM, typically 8–15% below the branded equivalent on the same shelf.
• There is no official SM Supermarket price list or product price PDF. Prices move by branch and promo week, so track your own repeat items.
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Last updated: October 2026. SM Supermarket does not publish an official price list, and there is no downloadable PDF of product prices. If you searched for "SM supermarket price list" or "SM supermarket products price list," that is the honest answer up front. Prices differ by branch, by region, and by promo week.
What this page gives you instead is the realistic range to expect at a Metro Manila SM Supermarket in 2026, by category, with Puregold, Save More, Robinsons, and the palengke as reference points.
Rice and Bread
| Item | SM Supermarket | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| White rice, per kg (regular milled) | ₱43–₱53 | ₱42–₱52 |
| White rice, 5kg (SM Bonus) | ₱200–₱235 | ₱195–₱250 |
| Well-milled rice, per kg | ₱49–₱59 | ₱48–₱58 |
| Tasty loaf bread | ₱59–₱75 | ₱58–₱75 |
SM Bonus is the cheapest rice in the store, but a Puregold economy 5kg bag usually still beats it by ₱5–₱10.
Eggs and Dairy
| Item | SM Supermarket | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Eggs, 1 flat (30 pcs, medium) | ₱232–₱258 | ₱230–₱260 |
| Magnolia fresh milk, 1L | ₱85–₱95 | ₱85–₱95 |
| Bear Brand powder, 300g | ₱135–₱150 | ₱134–₱152 |
| Eden cheese, 160g | ₱76–₱90 | ₱75–₱90 |
| Alaska evaporated, 370ml | ₱31–₱41 | ₱30–₱40 |
Cooking Essentials
| Item | SM Supermarket | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking oil, 1L (SM Bonus / generic) | ₱98–₱116 | ₱98–₱118 |
| Cooking oil, 4L (generic) | ₱355–₱410 | n/a |
| Sugar, refined, per kg | ₱83–₱95 | ₱82–₱95 |
| Iodized salt, 1kg | ₱25–₱41 | ₱25–₱40 |
| Soy sauce, 1L (Datu Puti/Silver Swan) | ₱61–₱75 | ₱60–₱75 |
| Vinegar, 1L | ₱45–₱61 | ₱45–₱60 |
| Garlic, per kg | ₱143–₱203 | ₱140–₱200 |
| Red onion, per kg | ₱123–₱203 | ₱120–₱200 |
Garlic and onion are the loosest rows on this page. They can double within a quarter.
Canned and Instant
| Item | SM Supermarket | Typical supermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Sardines, 155g can (555/Ligo) | ₱22–₱30 | ₱22–₱30 |
| Century Tuna flakes, 155g | ₱38–₱48 | ₱38–₱48 |
| Corned beef, 150g (Argentina) | ₱37–₱51 | ₱36–₱50 |
| Lucky Me Pancit Canton, single | ₱9.50–₱12 | ₱9.50–₱12 |
| Lucky Me Pancit Canton, 10-pack | ₱95–₱105 | ₱92–₱108 |
| Instant coffee 3-in-1, per sachet | ₱7–₱10 | ₱7–₱10 |
| SM Bonus canned goods | 8–15% below branded | n/a |
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| Item | SM Supermarket | Palengke |
|---|---|---|
| Whole chicken | ₱183–₱218 | ₱160–₱200 |
| Chicken breasts | ₱180–₱220 | ₱160–₱200 |
| Pork liempo | ₱362–₱437 | ₱330–₱400 |
| Pork kasim | ₱302–₱372 | ₱280–₱350 |
| Galunggong | ₱243–₱302 | ₱220–₱280 |
| Bangus, medium | ₱203–₱263 | ₱180–₱240 |
| Tilapia | ₱153–₱202 | ₱130–₱180 |
SM's meat counter is a step up from Save More in range and turnover, but the palengke is still ₱30–₱80/kg cheaper on most cuts. See the palengke price list for what to expect there.
Vegetables and Fruits
| Item | SM Supermarket | Palengke |
|---|---|---|
| Tomatoes, per kg | ₱73–₱132 | ₱50–₱110 |
| Cabbage, per kg | ₱80–₱130 | ₱65–₱120 |
| Kangkong, per bundle | ₱19–₱31 | ₱12–₱25 |
| Sayote, per kg | ₱53–₱83 | ₱40–₱70 |
| Saba bananas, per kg | ₱53–₱77 | ₱40–₱65 |
| Calamansi, per kg | ₱63–₱113 | ₱50–₱95 |
Fresh selection is wider than at Save More or Puregold. You pay a premium for that, and a typhoon week can push leafy greens up 30–50%.
Where SM Supermarket Wins and Loses
SM wins on:
- SM Bonus house-brand packaged goods
- Fresh selection and a full mall-store experience
- Promo depth and SMAC points
SM loses on:
- Rice, oil, and case goods, where Puregold is cheaper
- Fresh meat, fish, and produce, where the palengke is cheaper
- Small top-ups, where a neighborhood Save More is closer and prices nearly the same
Why No SM Price List Stays Accurate
Every number here is a benchmark. Two SM branches in the same city can differ by 5–10% on the same item, and promo weeks move it again.
The only list that stays current is your own: your 10–15 repeat items, at your branch, at what you actually paid. GroceryBudget's price memory records that automatically, so after a few trips you have a personal SM price list plus a store comparison for your basket. The app supports ₱, works offline, and is free to start with no account required.
Sources
SM does not publish prices, so the ranges above are typical shelf prices checked against these public benchmarks:
- DA Bantay Presyo: daily prevailing prices for rice, meat, fish, and vegetables, used to sanity-check the fresh categories.
- PSA: national price statistics. For the October 1–5 retail figures, see The Manila Times report.
- DTI SRP bulletins: suggested retail prices for basic necessities and prime commodities.
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Store-by-store price lists: Puregold Price List 2026 · SaveMore Price List 2026 · Robinsons Supermarket Price List 2026 · Palengke Price List 2026 · Philippine Grocery Price List 2026 for cross-store benchmarks.
Head to head: Puregold vs SM · Save More vs SM Supermarket · SM vs Robinsons
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an official SM Supermarket price list?+
No. SM Supermarket does not publish an official price list or a downloadable PDF of product prices. Prices vary by branch, region, and promo cycle. The ranges in this guide are typical Metro Manila shelf prices for 2026 and should be read as benchmarks, not quotes.
How much do groceries cost at SM Supermarket in 2026?+
Typical 2026 SM Supermarket prices include SM Bonus rice at ₱200–₱235 per 5kg, eggs at ₱232–₱258 per flat, cooking oil at ₱98–₱116 per litre, and chicken breasts at ₱180–₱220 per kg.
Is SM Supermarket cheaper than Puregold?+
Usually not on staples. Puregold tends to run a few pesos lower on rice, cooking oil, and eggs, and its case pricing is stronger. SM Supermarket wins on fresh selection, store experience, and promo depth, and SM Bonus items close part of the gap.
What is SM Bonus?+
SM Bonus is the SM house brand, sold at SM Supermarket and Save More. It covers rice, canned goods, pasta, condiments, and household items, and it typically prices 8 to 15 percent below the branded equivalent on the same shelf.
Is SM Supermarket the same price as Save More?+
Close to it. Both carry the SM Bonus line and share SMAC points, so core staples sit within a few pesos of each other. SM Supermarket is the full mall format with wider fresh sections.
