Dali Grocery

[_Cathy_]

I used to ignore this grocery because it did not look appealing to me until I saw FB posts that they have a lot of great finds. I think it has a low cost strategy or its target market are the masa? What blows my mind is they have QUALITY products at a low price - a rarity these days. I could buy some of the products there and sell it at a Trader Joes esque store here in the PH and people would never suspect that I bought it from a low cost store!

My favorite German chocolate (Schogetten) is sold there for only P60, IIRC it's sold at Aldi's Germany for almost the same price (<EUR1)!



In Aldi's US it's USD1.49 so it's cheaper here! I took a photo and showed my German boss how it's more expensive in the US because that's always my bilin



They also have other chocolates from Poland and Belgium that are so good. We hoarded this and will give to whoever. When I went back it was gone



These are potato chips from Spain



A few weeks ago I went to my Lola's house for lunch and they served wine. I do NOT usually drink wine but I tried it lang and really liked it. My Uncle proudly said that he got it at such a cheap price at Dali LOL! He also discovered it when he went to another gathering and that was served. I went to Dali a few days after and they don't have stock anymore.

Looks like they are gaining popularity from both word of mouth and social media! I wonder who owns Dali. Ang galing!

Now I am confused with it's positioning if it's really targeting the mass market because a good number of their products seem to cater a different demographic? I love the variety of products from different countries BUT they also have a Divisoria/China side where they sell products that deceivingly looks like popular Filipino products

They have fake Nutella, Gardenia, Jolly Cow, Zonrox, Datu Puti, UFC etc



Too bad they don't have this in the North

[Egan101]

Masilip nga yan Dali grocery. There are two nearby - El Grande and Aguirre.


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[yubby24]

I used to ignore this grocery because it did not look appealing to me until I saw FB posts that they have a lot of great finds. I think it has a low cost strategy or its target market are the masa? What blows my mind is they have QUALITY products at a low price - a rarity these days. I could buy some of the products there and sell it at a Trader Joes esque store here in the PH and people would never suspect that I bought it from a low cost store!

My favorite German chocolate (Schogetten) is sold there for only P60, IIRC it's sold at Aldi's Germany for almost the same price (<EUR1)!



In Aldi's US it's USD1.49 so it's cheaper here! I took a photo and showed my German boss how it's more expensive in the US because that's always my bilin



They also have other chocolates from Poland and Belgium that are so good. We hoarded this and will give to whoever. When I went back it was gone



These are potato chips from Spain



A few weeks ago I went to my Lola's house for lunch and they served wine. I do NOT usually drink wine but I tried it lang and really liked it. My Uncle proudly said that he got it at such a cheap price at Dali LOL! He also discovered it when he went to another gathering and that was served. I went to Dali a few days after and they don't have stock anymore.

Looks like they are gaining popularity from both word of mouth and social media! I wonder who owns Dali. Ang galing!

Now I am confused with it's positioning if it's really targeting the mass market because a good number of their products seem to cater a different demographic? I love the variety of products from different countries BUT they also have a Divisoria/China side where they sell products that deceivingly looks like popular Filipino products

They have fake Nutella, Gardenia, Jolly Cow, Zonrox, Datu Puti, UFC etc



Too bad they don't have this in the North

Matagal ko na nakikita ito. Hindi ko lang pinapasok dahil una kong nakita yung mga imitation na brands nila. lol. Masilip nga. May branch dito samin walking distance lang.

[baludoy]

Mura Jan iyong brunonia German beers [emoji3526].

Iyong 500 ml cans nila halos same price lang Ng San mig light in 330 ml cans.

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[BratPAQ]

I'm a bit confused. Ganito ba yung Dali Grocery? Iba pa ba itong Dali Everyday Grocery? Nagpunta kasi ako minsan sa Dali Everyday Grocery para lang syang convinience store and I don't see those products mentioned on this thread. Or maybe di ko lang nakita?

[_Cathy_]

Mura Jan iyong brunonia German beers [emoji3526].

Iyong 500 ml cans nila halos same price lang Ng San mig light in 330 ml cans.

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Did you like it? I didn't [emoji23] It's still Hoegaarden for me

I'm a bit confused. Ganito ba yung Dali Grocery? Iba pa ba itong Dali Everyday Grocery? Nagpunta kasi ako minsan sa Dali Everyday Grocery para lang syang convinience store and I don't see those products mentioned on this thread. Or maybe di ko lang nakita?

Yup that's it. You probably didn't see or recent lang sila nag sell ng imported items

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[_Qwerty_]

madami na bang branches yan? san meron?

[_Cathy_]

madami na bang branches yan? san meron?

Madami. I think mostly in the South

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[_Qwerty_]

yup i checked meron na din pala sa Mandaluyong sa Boni Ave. kaya lang mukhang walang parking..

Madami. I think mostly in the South

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[Ry_Tower]

I used to ignore this grocery because it did not look appealing to me until I saw FB posts that they have a lot of great finds. I think it has a low cost strategy or its target market are the masa? What blows my mind is they have QUALITY products at a low price - a rarity these days. I could buy some of the products there and sell it at a Trader Joes esque store here in the PH and people would never suspect that I bought it from a low cost store!

My favorite German chocolate (Schogetten) is sold there for only P60, IIRC it's sold at Aldi's Germany for almost the same price (<EUR1)!



In Aldi's US it's USD1.49 so it's cheaper here! I took a photo and showed my German boss how it's more expensive in the US because that's always my bilin



They also have other chocolates from Poland and Belgium that are so good. We hoarded this and will give to whoever. When I went back it was gone



These are potato chips from Spain



A few weeks ago I went to my Lola's house for lunch and they served wine. I do NOT usually drink wine but I tried it lang and really liked it. My Uncle proudly said that he got it at such a cheap price at Dali LOL! He also discovered it when he went to another gathering and that was served. I went to Dali a few days after and they don't have stock anymore.

Looks like they are gaining popularity from both word of mouth and social media! I wonder who owns Dali. Ang galing!

Now I am confused with it's positioning if it's really targeting the mass market because a good number of their products seem to cater a different demographic? I love the variety of products from different countries BUT they also have a Divisoria/China side where they sell products that deceivingly looks like popular Filipino products

They have fake Nutella, Gardenia, Jolly Cow, Zonrox, Datu Puti, UFC etc



Too bad they don't have this in the North

German style business model daw yan so malamang dinala duto ng mga german owners.

They have an aggressive pricing strategy nga with focus on who can give the best discount in exhange for no bad orders and no need for merchandisers. Slim workforce and very good discount from suppliers or distributors translate to lower price compared to everyone else from what I heard.

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