suplier/shop for foreign cooking material

[PoetriCantique]

Hi there,

I need help if anyone know any suplier or shop that I can get cheaper price for foreign cooking material such as mayonaise, mustard, smoked salmon, etc.... I am new in Bali, and If I get it in shop such as gourmet cafe the price is expensive..... if anyone know any info can you pm me... Thank you..:icon_e_smile:

 

[matsaleh]

The government imposes 200% duty on imported food and beverages; that's why they're expensive here.

Having said that, some items are cheaper at Carrefour (in the imported goods aisle), but they don't have the same range as the gourmet delis.

 

[PoetriCantique]

thq for the reply.....
Compare to the shop I find in Surabaya, the price is so much different...... I was thinking to buy bulk, maybe it will save me some money, but do I really need to buy it in Surabaya and ship it to Bali....? still think for the answer...

 

[hermit]

Bulk Goods

If you buy in bulk,the Lotte Mart(formerly Makro)on jalan Bypass just west of sanur will give discount.

 

[Markit]

For all you lovers of British Cuisine (oxymoron?) I have recently discovered that Hardys now does a great can of Ayum brand baked beans - better IMHO than Heinz, which aint saying a lot but still.

Wow did you hear the rush of the stampeding Brits?

 

[zoyra]

Hi,

If you are looking for cheeses, cold cuts, chilled imported beef, salmon steak etc - take a look at Ubud Deli on Jalan Raya Mas/Ubud - opposite Babi Guling Ibu Oka.

 

[pollyanna]

Hi,

If you are looking for cheeses, cold cuts, chilled imported beef, salmon steak etc - take a look at Ubud Deli on Jalan Raya Mas/Ubud - opposite Babi Guling Ibu Oka.

I wandered in to the Ubud Deli yesterday for the first time. I’ve been excited about it because it is much closer to our house than the grocery stores. I didn’t plan to buy anything because our refrigerator is full of lawar and sate right now. But there are some great products there that I haven’t seen since we moved to Bali and I ended up with a couple of bags full. The southern part of Bali has some places like this but the Ubud Deli is a first for the Ubud area.

 

[scout]

Also we are getting a branch of Bali Deli (from Seminyak) right in the main street of Ubud, opposite Lotus Cafe - not open yet. We Ubudians are now totally covered for any gourmet treat that we desire, and our wallets can cope with. CANT WAIT!!:icon_biggrin:

 

[gilitea]

Now that is good news!

 

[ronb]

Hi,

If you are looking for cheeses, cold cuts, chilled imported beef, salmon steak etc - take a look at Ubud Deli on Jalan Raya Mas/Ubud - opposite Babi Guling Ibu Oka.

Yes, worth a look. Here is the card, and the map by Warung Bernadette next door. (Click on the images for detail.)

 

[hermit]

Also we are getting a branch of Bali Deli (from Seminyak) right in the main street of Ubud, opposite Lotus Cafe - not open yet. We Ubudians are now totally covered for any gourmet treat that we desire, and our wallets can cope with. CANT WAIT!!:icon_biggrin:

You are kidding!Who starts a place like that in a spot where you can not park?

 

[matsaleh]

All these suggestions are great, but the original poster was looking for a place to buy imported products at a cheaper price. All of the delis mentioned are super-expensive; I can't afford to shop in any of them.:icon_sad:

 

[scout]

You are kidding!Who starts a place like that in a spot where you can not park?

Totally agree, so Ubud Deli in Mas will do a roaring trade, you can only park in the main street comfortably between midnight and 7am lol