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I really don’t like leaving bad reviews because I know it affects people’s lives and businesses, but this place is the biggest SCAM on the island. I lived nearby during my visit to Siargao, and every day the prices changed not cheaper, but more expensive. None of the products have price tags, and that’s exactly how they scam you. DO NOT BUY FROM HERE. Support a small local shop instead and help honest people, not these SCAMMERS from TAG. Update to my review: So after I posted this review the owner replied threatening me with “possible legal action” unless I delete or change my review. That’s textbook intimidation, not accountability. Real businesses fix problems; shady ones bully customers. I stand by every word. If you want people to stop calling it a scam, here’s the fix: put clear price tags on everything, keep prices consistent, and respect customers instead of scaring them. No price tag, no sale. Sometimes No receipt which is mandatory btw, and no respect. To anyone reading this: if a shop has to threaten its customers to protect itself, that tells you everything you need to know.

They do sell all the necessary groceries, but beware of expiration date. The Pancake mix was 6 months expired already. Many things are not labeled with prices and the checkout takes ages.

Service is consistently slow due to inexperienced cashier staff who have difficulty processing items efficiently. This leads to long wait times for customers. GCash payment acceptance is unpredictable, with no advance notice when the service is unavailable - customers only discover this when attempting to pay. The overall service quality needs significant improvement.

Cheapest grocery in town. There are limited options unlike the city groceries but it got everything you need to live a life in this small island town. They do have both island-local goods and some imported goods as well for your pantry and other household needs.

Great little grocery store with well stock products. Reasonable prices concerning you are in Siargao in a tourist area. Check out is very slow and the lines are long.....but this is the only well stocked store.

No photos from this place… the grocery stores in the General Luna are all somewhat simple mal-equipped and a pain to visit. In any case, often I have the feel that it looks like a organised dumpster rather than it assembles a supermarket. I am not happy with what they offer and how they present it, but this is the best option for this area of the island. If you have a scooter, better you go farther and enjoy a better experience.

Sliced cheese here costs 310 PHP or more—so expensive. I don’t recommend buying items here. Sari-sari stores have better prices, or you can go to Puregold supermarket. They intentionally mark up the prices of items they know only foreigners buy. They also sold us ice cream, but when we got home, it turned out to be expired spaghetti inside! We had to drive all the way back, show them the receipt, etc. They replaced it with new and actual ice cream, but it took a lot of effort to sort it out.

U can find different cheeses 🥰👍🏽parmesan,etc.