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Cheapest rice in Dublin area - where?

  • 30-05-2011 1:15pm
    #1
    zom
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    Need to buy like 10-20kg, checked out some Indian/Chinese shops in the area (Dublin 6) but its still like €1.50 / kg. Any cheaper place (all Dublin)?

    Sorry if that's not the best place to ask.


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  • #2
    CJhaughey
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    What kind of rice? Its like asking the price of a litre of oil.
    Sushi, Basmati, Long grain, short grain, Pudding, Arborio?
    To be fair 1.50/kg isn't bad for decent rice and if you buy a 10-20kg sack they are usually cheaper than buying smaller bags.
    Try the bigger Asian supermarkets like Georges st.


  • #3
    zom
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    Sorry for being not specific, I need any rice (cheap). Do not need fancy one, just wonder if there is any advantage to buy 20kg over 1kg packs from Lidl/Aldi/Tesco?


    Georges st. - do you mean Asia Market?
    http://www.asiamarket.ie/ie/location.html
    I know them and they are quite cheap for such location. I expected to be some cheaper shops in North Dublin.


  • #4
    huskerdu
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    Try the shop in the Islamic Cultural Center in Clonskeagh.

    they lhave a number of different types and qualites of rice in large bags,
    at much better value than the supermarkets./


  • #5
    zom
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    huskerdu wrote: »
    Try the shop in the Islamic Cultural Center in Clonskeagh.

    they lhave a number of different types and qualites of rice in large bags,
    at much better value than the supermarkets./

    I know the place - but I never imagine that there is food shop there. Must see, maybe they have more interesting stuff there. Thanks!


  • #6
    huskerdu
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    zom wrote: »
    I know the place - but I never imagine that there is food shop there. Must see, maybe they have more interesting stuff there. Thanks!

    Its a great shop. Lots of different and interesting ingredients and sauces.

    Well worth a visit.


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  • #7
    michelledoh
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    there is a chinese supermarket at the luas stop accross from the jervis luas stop. I don't know the prices but i had a peep in and saw that they had huge bags of rice! Prob 8 or 10 kg! I'm sure if you're buying it at that amount it has to be cheaper!


  • #8
    Gravale
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    Both Lidl and Tesco sell rice at €1.19 per kilo. The Lidl rice is much better though.


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