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Title: Makro
Post by: Mod on May 17, 2012, 03:25:51 PM
Makro  (Open 6:00am-22:00pm)
 
Makro is specialized in wholesale prices mostly used by retail shops owners
Title: Re: Makro phone number
Post by: bigbuddha on May 17, 2012, 11:39:29 PM
Makro  (Open 6:00am-22:00pm)
What is the phone number?
 
Makro is specialized in wholesale prices mostly used by retail shops owners
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Admin on May 18, 2012, 04:34:06 AM
Makro  (Open 6:00am-22:00pm)
What is the phone number?
 
Makro is specialized in wholesale prices mostly used by retail shops owners

Address:
151 Moo 7, Tumbol Esan, Aumphur Muang, Burirum 31000

Tel. : 044-690300-30
Fax. : 044-690-329
E-mail : store32@siammakro.co.th

Website: http://www.siammakro.co.th/main/en/
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 18, 2012, 09:05:55 AM
Do not get me wrong I use Makro but don't let their adverts miss guide you. I  fiend nit noi difference between them Tesco or Big C.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Vombatus on May 18, 2012, 09:19:11 AM
Do not get me wrong I use Makro but don't let their adverts miss guide you. I  fiend nit noi difference between them Tesco or Big C.


I usually find the opposite. If you are buying 'Thai' goods there may not be a huge difference but when it comes to 'Farang-type' stuff. I would never find potatoes at 28 Baht a kilo at TESCO or Big C. Staff very good at Buriram Makro.

One thing I find strange is the price variation between one Makro store and another - notably when comparing Pattaya.  5 litres of Rosso wine in Buriram 980 Baht - I bought in Pattaya for 790 baht !!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 18, 2012, 10:03:43 AM
I have also found prices cheaper in Chiang Mai than Surin but I do not make a special ruin to CM to stock up. I see very little difference in prices between Makro, Tesco and Big C hear in Surin or did I see it in Chiang Mai.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: isanbirder on May 18, 2012, 12:22:31 PM
There are things which are cheaper in Big C (tins of dog food, when they have any stock), and sometimes Big C has stock when Makro has none.  But in general, you get far better buys in Makro for vegetables, fish, some meat, bakery items, and certain specialised farang foods such as muesli and olive oil.  Also, of course, you can buy case lots of beer and soft drinks.  For things you use in quantity (cooking oil, nam pla, soap, detergent, cleaning goods) Makro is again much cheaper.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 18, 2012, 05:12:58 PM
There are things which are cheaper in Big C (tins of dog food, when they have any stock), and sometimes Big C has stock when Makro has none.  But in general, you get far better buys in Makro for vegetables, fish, some meat, bakery items, and certain specialised farang foods such as muesli and olive oil.  Also, of course, you can buy case lots of beer and soft drinks.  For things you use in quantity (cooking oil, nam pla, soap, detergent, cleaning goods) Makro is again much cheaper.

I agree except on beer and soft drinks. Same price at Tesco and Big C and in some cases cheaper at local booze shop. Even spirits can be found cheaper than Makro.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Vombatus on May 18, 2012, 05:47:40 PM
There are things which are cheaper in Big C (tins of dog food, when they have any stock), and sometimes Big C has stock when Makro has none.  But in general, you get far better buys in Makro for vegetables, fish, some meat, bakery items, and certain specialised farang foods such as muesli and olive oil.  Also, of course, you can buy case lots of beer and soft drinks.  For things you use in quantity (cooking oil, nam pla, soap, detergent, cleaning goods) Makro is again much cheaper.

I agree except on beer and soft drinks. Same price at Tesco and Big C and in some cases cheaper at local booze shop. Even spirits can be found cheaper than Makro.

Not the 'international' spirits
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 18, 2012, 08:05:19 PM
I'll give it to you on the international spirits for local but if you get at least to Korat you can beat them. But then again Mont Clair wine 5L Makro 985. Staffords Prasat 955. Rimping Chiang Mai 935.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: TBWG on May 18, 2012, 08:20:40 PM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Nobby on May 18, 2012, 10:03:19 PM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi

 bravo1 :D :D :D
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 18, 2012, 10:17:23 PM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi

 bravo1 :D :D :D

I prefer Tiger Beer. Local Makros do not carry it only Big C and Tesco. bananadance party4 bananadance
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Vombatus on May 19, 2012, 01:32:13 AM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi

 bravo1 :D :D :D

I prefer Tiger Beer. Local Makros do not carry it only Big C and Tesco. bananadance party4 bananadance

David, I think you must be going round with your eyes closed. Buriram certainly stocks and I am fairly certain I have seen it in Surin (not sure which one uou use).
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Vombatus on May 19, 2012, 01:33:21 AM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi


So not like wondering aimlessly in Thai Watsadu ??     bike038
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: gotlost on May 19, 2012, 07:53:23 AM
Makro in Surin has not stocked Tiger since the flood for that mater yesterday was the first time in 3 months that they had Leo large in stock. Big C has always carried Tiger and Tesco has just started to stock Tiger. For information i only have to go as far as Prasat to the local Tesco Express to by both Tiger and Leo. leo is 495 large percase same as Makro which is another 35 km away.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: TBWG on May 20, 2012, 02:05:27 PM
Hey ~~ what do you guys do all day? wander around supermarkets checking price. whistle

Chill out, sit back enjoy the sun and the Mont Clair! 


TBWG buriram_united sawadi


So not like wondering aimlessly in Thai Watsadu ??     bike038


Touche


TBWG buriram_united sawadi
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on August 10, 2012, 08:54:16 PM
A lot of Makro's seem the same, the one in Saraburi has almost the same setup as Buriram.

Pattaya's Makro is worth visiting as they have extra Farang items (such as Magners).

today I went to the Marko  just nort of the Don Muang Airport, what a place, it was huge.  There is no comparison with the DMK Marko and others that I have visited, yes prices are about the same, but the selection is really awesome. 

If someone asks I will provide the GPS coordinates from my garmin as I set it as a saved location. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 12, 2012, 09:07:47 AM
A lot of Makro's seem the same, the one in Saraburi has almost the same setup as Buriram.

Pattaya's Makro is worth visiting as they have extra Farang items (such as Magners).

today I went to the Marko  just nort of the Don Muang Airport, what a place, it was huge.  There is no comparison with the DMK Marko and others that I have visited, yes prices are about the same, but the selection is really awesome. 

If someone asks I will provide the GPS coordinates from my garmin as I set it as a saved location. 


That is Rangsit......& yes it is a large one but very little farang goods are stocked there.Pattaya which is the new format of store does indeed have a decent range  of farang food & a very large frozen food section
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 12, 2012, 10:18:08 AM
If you guys have a local open markets, look there before going to the stores. Also, if you want to buy beer by the case, look around your local wholesalers.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on August 12, 2012, 07:02:59 PM
A lot of Makro's seem the same, the one in Saraburi has almost the same setup as Buriram.

Pattaya's Makro is worth visiting as they have extra Farang items (such as Magners).

today I went to the Marko  just nort of the Don Muang Airport, what a place, it was huge.  There is no comparison with the DMK Marko and others that I have visited, yes prices are about the same, but the selection is really awesome. 

If someone asks I will provide the GPS coordinates from my garmin as I set it as a saved location. 


That is Rangsit......& yes it is a large one but very little farang goods are stocked there.Pattaya which is the new format of store does indeed have a decent range  of farang food & a very large frozen food section
Mostly agree. 


What it did have that I have not been seeing in Markos (including Pattaya) is 450mm bottles of coke Zero (126 a dz).  I prefer plastic bottles over cans when traveling in the car.

Also, for us Yanks they had medium sized bottles of Tabasco Sauce (3 for 147) if I remember correctly.  That is the best price I've seen in Thailand. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Alan on August 12, 2012, 07:55:12 PM
I thought only women loved shopping and the males suffered it through necessity. :blink: And justs so I know will proof of British citizenship bar me from buying Tabasco sauce in Mackro? Or other nationalities allowed to buy Tabasco sauce but at different price?biggreen
I am amased at how meticulous you guys are and how organised you seem to be let alone the distances your prepared to travel. party15
Me I just grab whats available wherever I am and if I can't find something first time round the iles with the trolly wildman then I go without. Luck would have it my misses has a similar approach to crocery shopping and prefers to drop me off at a bar whilst she partakes in other shopping activities. thumbup
Mind you that said I do like a wonder around the markets two or three times a year. Each to their own......  bravo1
Note to self: Must remember to pick up new knitting pattern next shopping day!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Alan on August 12, 2012, 08:03:45 PM
I thought only women loved shopping and the males suffered it through necessity. :blink: And justs so I know will proof of British citizenship bar me from buying Tabasco sauce in Mackro? Or other nationalities are allowed to buy Tabasco sauce but at different price?biggreen
I am amased at how meticulous you guys are and how organised you seem to be let alone the distances your prepared to travel. party15
Me I just grab whats available wherever I am and if I can't find something first time round the iles with the trolly wildman then I go without. Luck would have it my misses has a similar approach to crocery shopping and prefers to drop me off at a bar whilst she partakes in other shopping activities. thumbup
Mind you that said I do like a wonder around the markets two or three times a year. Each to their own......  bravo1
Note to self: Must remember to pick up new knitting pattern next shopping day!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: dimple joe on August 12, 2012, 08:11:11 PM
People will search high and low for a particular item they want or need.

For instance, I spent three hours today going from shop to shop looking for some of those camouflage pants.

Couldn't see a pair anywhere..........

 :D
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Alan on August 12, 2012, 08:47:17 PM
Very funny DJ but have to point out with you being a fellow brit must mean "pants" as in underpants and I can't imagine for one moment why that particular garmet would need to be camouflaged. cheergirl
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 13, 2012, 05:25:05 AM
Looks like a couple of you might be looking to buy some 'Grass Paint',for info Peter in Nang Rong sells it in three shades.....Green Grass.....Grass Green ....& Greener than Grass.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Alan on August 13, 2012, 06:24:15 AM
Has he got some of those on the other side brushes?
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 13, 2012, 07:09:40 AM
What about left handed tea cups?
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Nobby on August 13, 2012, 07:37:56 AM
I'm looking for a cordless extention lead???
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: dimple joe on August 13, 2012, 07:38:56 AM
Very funny DJ but have to point out with you being a fellow brit must mean "pants" as in underpants and I can't imagine for one moment why that particular garmet would need to be camouflaged. cheergirl
Dear boy, It's normal in military circles to camouflage an enormous weapon until it's in action..... biggrin1
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on August 13, 2012, 09:38:10 AM
What about left handed tea cups?

That's easy, but you would need  left handed teaspoons to go with them!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on August 13, 2012, 09:38:30 AM
LOL,

I agree about shopping, I am normally in and out in about 5 minutes to get just what I need. 

However, when you  have a business that requires restockage every week (or more), it is agrevating to find your main supply store out of an item.  Plus Makro often has specials such as 2 for 1 when they are pushing a new item and this adds to our profit margin.  When shopping is for business and profit guys take a different view.

However, I find myself wondering around the store wasting time as my TG is taking 15 minutes to determine which item to choose.   

Can't say I've every seen another nationality using Tabasco Sauce which is a main staple in the States and available at most US resturants, I would guess something like malt vinegar for you Brits (which I use).  But go ahead a buy, the US economy needs all the help it can get. 


Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 13, 2012, 09:44:07 AM
What about left handed tea cups?

That's easy, but you would need  left handed teaspoons to go with them!!

They're hard to find. Most are bought by the road laying gangs for smoothing the surface after an expertly done repair.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on August 13, 2012, 09:45:32 AM

Can't say I've every seen another nationality using Tabasco Sauce which is a main staple in the States and available at most US restaurants,



I have Tabasco in my cupboard and use it occasionally.  I am not from the USA, but could variously be described as a Brit, Irish, and in view of longevity in Thailand , a Thai!..................not to mention a few other names!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 13, 2012, 09:56:25 AM
LOL,

I agree about shopping, I am normally in and out in about 5 minutes to get just what I need. 

However, when you  have a business that requires restockage every week (or more), it is agrevating to find your main supply store out of an item.  Plus Makro often has specials such as 2 for 1 when they are pushing a new item and this adds to our profit margin.  When shopping is for business and profit guys take a different view.

However, I find myself wondering around the store wasting time as my TG is taking 15 minutes to determine which item to choose.   

Can't say I've every seen another nationality using Tabasco Sauce which is a main staple in the States and available at most US resturants, I would guess something like malt vinegar for you Brits (which I use).  But go ahead a buy, the US economy needs all the help it can get.

Much the same for me. My personal shopping trips are over very quickly but accompanying Mrs. saf around Makro in Korat for her business supplies is a test of emotional endurance.

Korat's Makro is going the same way as our much more local Tesco. Supplies have been erratic ever since last years' floods and it's annoying to find that stocks of some of her menu items haven't been replenished. Fortunately, there are alternative suppliers for most thing she buys from Makro but, after a 35K trip, empty shelves are not amusing.

Tabasco, for me, is mainly something with which to spice up a cocktail or use in cooking. I wouldn't put it on food but I have seen Thais do it. Well, give them a tray of condiments and they'll use the lot!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on August 13, 2012, 10:09:53 AM
Much the same for me. My personal shopping trips are over very quickly but accompanying Mrs. saf around Makro in Korat for her business supplies is a test of emotional endurance.


Don't take her to the Rangsit Makro as you might be there for days, the place is probably 4 times as large as Buriram's Makro.

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 13, 2012, 10:14:12 AM
Much the same for me. My personal shopping trips are over very quickly but accompanying Mrs. saf around Makro in Korat for her business supplies is a test of emotional endurance.


Don't take her to the Rangsit Makro as you might be there for days, the place is probably 4 times as large as Buriram's Makro.

Thanks for the tip! If it ever happens I'll drop her at the door and take a few days by the sea until she's finished!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: CO-CO on August 13, 2012, 12:33:38 PM
If you guys have a local open markets, look there before going to the stores. Also, if you want to buy beer by the case, look around your local wholesalers.


Do they stock Tiger light ?  :o

I couldn't even get small bottles of Chang from the  local Chang warehouses - I had to buy in Pattaya.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 13, 2012, 05:26:10 PM
If you guys have a local open markets, look there before going to the stores. Also, if you want to buy beer by the case, look around your local wholesalers.


Do they stock Tiger light ?  :o

I couldn't even get small bottles of Chang from the  local Chang warehouses - I had to buy in Pattaya.

I'll ask but there's no real demand for it over here so probably not. Even Chang Export hasn't caught on. They are both available at Tesco, though.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 14, 2012, 09:08:52 AM
If you guys have a local open markets, look there before going to the stores. Also, if you want to buy beer by the case, look around your local wholesalers.


Do they stock Tiger light ?  :o

I couldn't even get small bottles of Chang from the  local Chang warehouses - I had to buy in Pattaya.

I'll ask but there's no real demand for it over here so probably not. Even Chang Export hasn't caught on. They are both available at Tesco, though.
I've not seen Tiger light up here either.........BUT The Chang Export is a big seller around here selling even more than LEO!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 14, 2012, 09:10:18 AM
jUST A QUICKIE...............Makro sell ASAHI AT 755/BOX 12 lARGE..............i HAVE IT AVAILABLE FOR a lot ,lot less!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on August 14, 2012, 10:24:25 AM
Another beer quickie ..... I noticed Buriram Makro seem to stock quite "old" beer stock !!!!

Saw Chang Export bottled febuary mixed in on a pallet with early april boxes.

Leo bottled march and april. Apparently NO IDEA about stock rotation.

Not sure of others take on Thai beer, but I think it does not store / keep so well as (for example) Australian beer.

When I do have a tipple, its normally LEO. Anything more than a month old seems to me to have a less than the advertised "refreshing" taste.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 14, 2012, 01:29:02 PM
The idea of stock rotation and observance of expiry date has yet to reach many parts of Thailand.

Leo seems to taste different from week to week and shop to shop. Is it the age of the stock or inconstant brewing? It hadn't occurred to me to use Aussie beer as a benchmark.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 15, 2012, 08:13:01 AM
Anyone who considers LEO to be a decent beer must be used to drinking 'catspiss'
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 15, 2012, 08:25:40 AM
It's a choice between different types of cats-piss.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on August 15, 2012, 10:22:53 AM
If you come from South of Watford you won't know what real beer is!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: saf on August 15, 2012, 11:20:08 AM
There are some good ales brewed all over England. You need to get about more when you're back home, Nookie - good for the figure.  ;D
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on August 15, 2012, 01:13:53 PM
Anyone who considers LEO to be a decent beer must be used to drinking 'catspiss'

Best of a bad bunch nookiebear IMHO. Mind you, I have taken a shine to Chang Export of late.

Australia suffers from the same problem as well. The run of the mill XXXX (fourx)- VB - Melb Bitter - swan etc etc are borderline.

About the only decent beer comes out of Tasmania (again, IMHO) :)

But everyone to their own when it comes to beer.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Ahab on November 02, 2012, 10:25:33 AM
You guys live in Thailand, is there really a need to buy hot sauce (such as Tabasco)? Thailand is the land of different chili sauces. Mix  up a little prik nam pla for a couple of baht. That is similar to an Eskimo buying ice from a store.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Ahab on November 02, 2012, 10:27:50 AM
There are some good ales brewed all over England. You need to get about more when you're back home, Nookie - good for the figure.  ;D

I have to agree with that. One of my favorites is "Old Speckled Hen"  from a cask.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: John the Traveller on November 02, 2012, 01:51:37 PM
"About the only decent beer comes out of Tasmania (again, IMHO) :)"

Your right there Somnat! If you ever come to Launceston I will be happy to take you for a Boags. In fact the beer festival is on soon  happybar

Cheers,
JT   sawadi
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on November 02, 2012, 03:05:45 PM
Having litterally been around the world with the military, I use their qualification guide:

1.  Is if free?

2.  Is it Cold? 

3.  Now we can talk brands. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: John the Traveller on November 02, 2012, 06:36:11 PM
Sounds a fair guide  :D

Cheers,
JT  sawadi
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on November 02, 2012, 07:17:33 PM
"About the only decent beer comes out of Tasmania (again, IMHO) :)"

Your right there Somnat! If you ever come to Launceston I will be happy to take you for a Boags. In fact the beer festival is on soon  happybar

Cheers,
JT   sawadi

JTT.... I will be in Brisbane next Tuesday. I have already issued instructions to my hosts to have at least one carton of James Boag's premium chilled and waiting.

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: John the Traveller on November 02, 2012, 09:00:19 PM
Now I know you will enjoy yourself Somnat ;-))
Brisbane is a good city as well....enjoy.
Cheers,
JT  sawadi
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on November 21, 2012, 08:39:48 PM
I meant to post 2 days ago, but got sidetracked and oldtimers kicked in. 


Went to Buriram Makro and bought 2 cases of Leo (12 pk bottle).  This was on 19 Nov, the date on the box was 16 Nov.  Looks like they are getting fresh Leo. 


However, do not expect cases of canned Leo, seldom available. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 22, 2012, 08:59:45 AM
Local suppliers around Nong Ki /Nang Rong have plenty of LEO in both cans & bottles
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 22, 2012, 09:01:01 AM
I have heard Makro are now stocking Beer LAO.........CAN ANYONE CONFIRM THIS AS ITS A HELL OF A WAY FOR ME TO TRAVEL TO A mAKRO STORE.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: chudless on November 22, 2012, 09:18:47 AM
I have heard Makro are now stocking Beer LAO.........CAN ANYONE CONFIRM THIS AS ITS A HELL OF A WAY FOR ME TO TRAVEL TO A mAKRO STORE.
Will check later today and get back to you.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: mxyzptlk on November 22, 2012, 09:20:45 AM
Yes, I was in Makro Korat yesterday and they had Beer Lao on the shelf.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 22, 2012, 09:27:34 AM
Yes, I was in Makro Korat yesterday and they had Beer Lao on the shelf.
Thanks for that info,,I'll have to get my fat ass off the seat & get over there
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on November 25, 2012, 08:44:50 PM
Was in Buriram Makro today.

No beer Lao ohmybar

However, they did have Schweppes Dry Ginger Ale which will compliment my large bottle of "Sailor Jerrys" Caribbean Rum party5

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: bartomeer on November 26, 2012, 12:04:51 AM
it seems like the beer Lao is the new craze
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 26, 2012, 05:46:50 AM
it seems like the beer Lao is the new craze
T he dark one is a great beer,but so hard to get hold of .
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Nobby on November 26, 2012, 07:02:25 AM
it seems like the beer Lao is the new craze

Been around for a long time,Benny but as Nooks says hard to get and the Dark is even harder.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 26, 2012, 09:02:14 AM
it seems like the beer Lao is the new craze

Been around for a long time,Benny but as Nooks says hard to get and the Dark is even harder.
Will hopefully have a box of each by the weekend
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 26, 2012, 09:07:02 AM
Was in Buriram Makro today.

No beer Lao ohmybar

However, they did have Schweppes Dry Ginger Ale which will compliment my large bottle of "Sailor Jerrys" Caribbean Rum party5


They always have both Schweppes Dry Ginger & Tonic water in 24 can packs
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on November 26, 2012, 11:23:13 AM
Was in Buriram Makro today.

No beer Lao ohmybar

However, they did have Schweppes Dry Ginger Ale which will compliment my large bottle of "Sailor Jerrys" Caribbean Rum party5


They always have both Schweppes Dry Ginger & Tonic water in 24 can packs

And very cheap as well :)

About 11 Bht a can.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on November 26, 2012, 11:37:43 AM
ITS PRICE HASN'T INCREASED IN THE LAST 3 YEARS!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 18, 2012, 08:59:07 PM
If anyone is stocking Smirnoff, they have new carriers, but you have to look behind the old cardboard packages.  Same price. 

I think these new ones and so you can make the bottles cold then take it TOGO. 
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 30, 2012, 08:48:49 PM
I was in the Buriram Makro today, they are limiting cases of Leo to 3. 

And still no regulars cases of Leo Cans, Korat had them a week ago, but was limiting them to 2.  Buriram Makro did have 6 packs of Leo cans. 

And the Smirnoff carrier was sold out. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on December 31, 2012, 05:32:15 AM
The big Hokee store in Nang Rong was limiting Leo to 20 cases/493baht.....Leo Cans to 6 /570 baht but they had plenty of it.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on December 31, 2012, 08:23:42 AM
There is a case for Makro insisting on minimum purchases, since it is a wholesaler.

Many times I queue up behind someone with only 3/4 items and no Makro card, and worse still are the folk who spend 5/6/7000bt and want to pay in 20bt bills all neatly bundled in packs of 5.

Bugger off!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on December 31, 2012, 11:34:17 AM
There is a case for Makro insisting on minimum purchases, since it is a wholesaler.


True it is classed as a 'Wholesaler' but many things can be bought cheaper in TESCO'S or BIG C!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on January 06, 2013, 09:08:21 PM
Case of Leo 24 pack cans in Makro today was 628 baht, up from 570.  12 pack case bottles still 495, looks like the 3 limit was removed.  Again, no pictures. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on January 07, 2013, 05:52:54 AM
Leo Cans now 620 in Hokee,,,,,,,,,,,bottles unchanged at 493
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on January 20, 2013, 09:06:13 PM
Because of numerous requests from BE members, here is a Makro picture I took today:

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on January 20, 2013, 09:11:15 PM
No Frozen Turkeys??
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on January 20, 2013, 09:44:08 PM
No, I was just providing the picture to the Turkeys on this forum. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on January 21, 2013, 05:15:25 AM
No, I was just providing the picture to the Turkeys on this forum. 


I bet they get tired of looking at you!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on March 30, 2013, 06:50:54 PM
Wow, someone made a cartoon of me:


Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on March 31, 2013, 08:06:34 AM
Wow, someone made a cartoon of me:



certainly SOME 'WEIRD' characters about!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on October 04, 2013, 03:57:20 PM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on October 04, 2013, 05:45:30 PM
Case of Leo 24 pack cans in Makro today was 628 baht, up from 570.  12 pack case bottles still 495, looks like the 3 limit was removed.  Again, no pictures. 



Looked at this old post, talk about inflation:

24 Pack can Leo:

1 Jan - 570 Baht
6 Jan - 628 Baht
10 Sep - 702 baht. 

132 baht increase in less than 9 months, a 23% increase. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on October 04, 2013, 06:07:23 PM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on October 04, 2013, 08:14:33 PM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs. 





Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on October 05, 2013, 06:06:36 AM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs. 






Keith after 6 large Changs,its a wonder there was only those errors!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on October 05, 2013, 07:01:11 AM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs. 







Irony is when some one writes "your an idiot". Good quote that one.

This thing with Makro bills is something to do with corporate tax. If you own a registered company you can now use Makro receipts in your tax returns. There are forms that need to be filled out. Looks like people with companies will still get the large printouts.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: CO-CO on October 05, 2013, 08:17:52 AM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs.

I love it when Americans try and give grammar/spelling lessons.

It is rather like when they open their mouths - just wait, they will fcuk it up eventually!  :)
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on October 05, 2013, 09:06:42 AM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs.

I love it when Americans try and give grammar/spelling lessons.

It is rather like when they open their mouths - just wait, they will fcuk it up eventually!  :)

Thank you for putting some coloUr in my cheeks with your humoUr.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Adam on October 05, 2013, 09:48:12 AM
I love Yanks me, they pay my wages.

Shame most of them are ignorant tawts.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on October 05, 2013, 09:56:43 AM
It is no secret, Adam, that you are a great fan of American sport.

Lacrosse anyone!!!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on October 05, 2013, 10:15:19 AM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs.

I love it when Americans try and give grammar/spelling lessons.

It is rather like when they open their mouths - just wait, they will fcuk it up eventually!  :)


You will notice that I rarely (think this was the 2nd time) make an issue of spelling, especially since as you put it, I will screw up again. 

However, Nookie are I are best buds that enjoy one upping the other, The END is my favorite so far.  And as I said, was just returning the favor for him mentioning my spelling. 

BTW, am I the only one that can't get spell check to work on this forum? 



Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Adam on October 05, 2013, 10:27:56 AM
It is no secret, Adam, that you are a great fan of American sport.

Lacrosse anyone!!!!

I quite like a bit of NFL, but the rest of their sport is cack, sadly working on ships over here, it is usually all I can see. Rounders on now and netball starts soon.
NASCAR, round and round they go WTF!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 26, 2014, 04:36:06 PM
Smooth,

I was in Makro today and saw the sour cream, same cooler as the milk but at the opposite end. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: smoooth2 on May 26, 2014, 04:52:27 PM
Smooth,

I was in Makro today and saw the sour cream, same cooler as the milk but at the opposite end. 



Cheers ... thanks Keith   party4

Love my deep fried potato wedges with sour cream
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on May 26, 2014, 05:25:13 PM
Oh sh$t,thanks,I have missed sour cream,potatoes wrapped in foil,baked,with a little butter,chives and a big spoon full of sour cream on top,I'm off to Makro tomorrow! Thanks.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on May 26, 2014, 05:27:08 PM
Ummm,HEALTH warning....no on second thoughts....fuc$ it.I'm eating!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 26, 2014, 05:40:57 PM
My ultimate goal in finding the sour cream is to make Nachos Supreme.   

I hope to overcome the missing Jalapenos by growing them, was not successful yet. 

Tortilla chips are another hurdle, but I hope to learn to make them.   

And also need to make some guacamole sauce.   

Gives me a hobby besides making pickles. 


Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on May 26, 2014, 05:52:23 PM
Urleft.I have seen Jalapenos somewhere,and I think Torilla shells/chips,but can't remember where,If I do I'll let you know.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: davu on May 26, 2014, 06:45:50 PM
Please explain why Jalapenos should be better than Thai chili (of which there are more than a few varieties). I just noted a recipe for Srirachah sauce (Srirachah is in Chonburi province) from America and they say 'take two Thai chillis, 1 and 3/4 pounds Jalapenos... what  is this about?
I can grow some for you if you can get me seeds but I need convincing first. My wife sampled Js in Switzerland and had to stifle a laugh, she thought them rubbish.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 26, 2014, 07:12:56 PM
Different kind of pepper, for example, it would be very labor intensive to make stuffed thai pepper.  While stuffed Jalapenos (cream cheese, cheddar, etc), can be awesome. 


However, most Jalapenos you get are pickled.  Try a fresh jalapeno for some real heat. 

I'll be glad to give you a pacakage of seeds  with the caveat you'll share the crop with me. 
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on May 26, 2014, 07:33:02 PM
Hold the olives,I hate olives....bring the rest on....now I'm hungry....shit I could eat the arse out of an elephant now.Stop teasing poor JasonB.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: davu on May 26, 2014, 07:48:25 PM
Different kind of pepper, for example, it would be very labor intensive to make stuffed thai pepper.  While stuffed Jalapenos (cream cheese, cheddar, etc), can be awesome. 


However, most Jalapenos you get are pickled.  Try a fresh jalapeno for some real heat. 

I'll be glad to give you a pacakage of seeds  with the caveat you'll share the crop with me. 

Ok. Not this week, too busy, but I will definitely send you a PM next Monday. I doubt that we will need many Js! Still have 2 Kgs from last year.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 26, 2014, 08:12:32 PM
Hold the olives,I hate olives....bring the rest on....now I'm hungry....shit I could eat the arse out of an elephant now.Stop teasing poor JasonB.


LOL, If you noticed, Black Olives was not on my list of items to procure. 
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on May 26, 2014, 08:14:43 PM
Yes Urleft,I noticed Mate,but they are on the picture,just an observation.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 26, 2014, 08:18:00 PM
Different kind of pepper, for example, it would be very labor intensive to make stuffed thai pepper.  While stuffed Jalapenos (cream cheese, cheddar, etc), can be awesome. 


However, most Jalapenos you get are pickled.  Try a fresh jalapeno for some real heat. 

I'll be glad to give you a pacakage of seeds  with the caveat you'll share the crop with me. 

Ok. Not this week, too busy, but I will definitely send you a PM next Monday. I doubt that we will need many Js! Still have 2 Kgs from last year.

Great, will look forward to it. 


I also have some Habenaro seeds.   And Cilantro (used in salsa (another goal of mine)). 

If you are interested, and have a lot of different seeds if you care to check them? 






Title: Re: Makro
Post by: TBWG on May 26, 2014, 08:26:37 PM
So changes in the Buriram Makro:

1.  They have you pay for beer (and I assume other Alcohol) on a single ticket, and then scan in the rest of your purchase.  Two receipts paid separately. 

2.  My TG was told today that starting on 1 Nov they will no longer provide the invoice printout, they are going to a regular type receipt.  I would assume just like for those that don't have a Makro card. 


I don't think Thai taxman will accept what you are saying on point no2               
re Point 1 ,in places such as Pattaya ALL alcohol EXCEPT for beer is already paid for seperatly




Paul are you stupid?  Don't you use a spell check?  Can't even spell separately (even when it is spelled correctly in the quote)?  Shame on you.   




Just returning the favor on your noting my spelling.  Careful when you berate someone's spelling, it means you had better be correct, especially when replying to a post of theirs.

I love it when Americans try and give grammar/spelling lessons.

It is rather like when they open their mouths - just wait, they will fcuk it up eventually!  :)


You will notice that I rarely (think this was the 2nd time) make an issue of spelling, especially since as you put it, I will screw up again. 

However, Nookie are I are best buds that enjoy one upping the other, The END is my favorite so far.  And as I said, was just returning the favor for him mentioning my spelling. 

BTW, am I the only one that can't get spell check to work on this forum? 






It is a damned poor mind indeed that can't think of at least two ways of spelling any word.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on May 27, 2014, 08:21:06 PM
Soured cream is expensive when compared to regular cream. 34 baht for 150 ml compared to a very good half cream in Makro at about 90 baht for 900+ml

Why not make your own?  Cream and lemon/lime juice to taste. Hey presto!!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on May 27, 2014, 08:31:50 PM
Soured cream is expensive when compared to regular cream. 34 baht for 150 ml compared to a very good half cream in Makro at about 90 baht for 900+ml

Why not make your own?  Cream and lemon/lime juice to taste. Hey presto!!!

A recipe on youtube says to use cultured buttermilk.  Is buttermilk available here? 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-635txQuig (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-635txQuig)
 


 


 
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on May 27, 2014, 08:51:56 PM
Cream and lemon/lime juice is the easiest way.

However if you wish to use buttermilk the you must make that first.

Put some cram in a bowl an whisk it with an electric mixer. It will start to resemble whipping cream. Continue to mix and the cream will become sticky and will them firm up. This is butter. The liquid in the bottom of the bowl is buttermilk.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: davu on May 27, 2014, 10:29:00 PM
Hang on there, you must have at least 35% fat content to do that. So you go to Makro and buy 1litre of whipping cream (60%) for ฿110.- You get about 6 dl of buttermilk, and some nice butter. Ideally you would buy the 35% cream from BigC for ฿92.- per QUARTER litre. Alternatively you can mix water with milk, as per pancake recipes. .....

 MILK, Buttermilk (sour milk)    1 cup (240 ml)    1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar (white or cider) plus enough milk to make 1 cup (240 ml) (let stand 5-10 minutes)

1 cup (240 ml) plain or low fat yogurt

1 cup (240 ml) sour cream

1 cup (240 ml) water plus 1/4 cup buttermilk powder

1 cup (240 ml) milk plus 1 1/2 - 1 3/4 teaspoons cream of tartar

Read more: http://www.joyofbaking.com/IngredientSubstitution.html#ixzz32vjPiDMr
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: smoooth2 on May 28, 2014, 09:09:04 AM
Are you guys kidding ??

Sell some gold ... or whatever it takes ... to scrape together 34 baht.

Then go to Makro and buy 150ml sour cream.

Job done.

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Beer Leo on May 28, 2014, 09:37:08 AM
Are you guys kidding ??

Sell some gold ... or whatever it takes ... to scrape together 34 baht.

Then go to Makro and buy 150ml sour cream.

Job done.
Agree, no one even cares when they are paying 60 Baht for a pie, or 70 Baht for a beer. What's the big deal with 34 Baht/150ml sour cream.  brick1
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: DeputyDavid on May 28, 2014, 09:44:57 AM
The lockdown must be making everyone very bored.   swordfight
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on May 28, 2014, 09:51:15 AM
Sorry. I thought this forum was "expats helping expats".

Why pay more when you can pay less?

Also, my advice also helps when Makro are out of stock on sour cream. You can also make it to your own taste.

I personally find the Makro sour cream not sour enough.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Beer Leo on May 28, 2014, 10:25:52 AM
Thats why.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on September 18, 2014, 03:14:19 PM
Went to Makro today. I took a photo for you Urleft.



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Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on September 18, 2014, 03:42:49 PM
What sort of price were the turkeys Mate?
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on September 18, 2014, 04:51:17 PM
Looks like they had just come in. No prices were shown.

I will be in there again. I will let you know.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on September 18, 2014, 06:22:21 PM
Will be for the Yanks Thanksgiving Day..........Maybe Urleft will give you one!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on September 18, 2014, 06:49:57 PM
Looks like they had just come in. No prices were shown.

I will be in there again. I will let you know.
Thanks Starman,appreciate it.NOOKIE,back to your old self Mate I see.Looks like the forum might hot up again.Seeing as we have no where else to go,unless.....I might do something soon,if I have the time whistle
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on September 18, 2014, 07:52:52 PM
Went to Makro today. I took a photo for you Urleft.



It was Ahab that was looking for Turkeys, not me. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on September 18, 2014, 09:18:45 PM
Went to Makro today. I took a photo for you Urleft.



It was Ahab that was looking for Turkeys, not me. 



I just thought you may like a photo from Makro.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on September 18, 2014, 10:50:28 PM
Went to Makro today. I took a photo for you Urleft.



It was Ahab that was looking for Turkeys, not me. 



I just thought you may like a photo from Makro.

Maybe, how about that request from Nookie for pics of some babe around the shampoo(?) area.   Pics of good looking women are appreciated by me, can't really say that about Buriram turkeys. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on September 26, 2014, 06:28:48 PM
Looks like they had just come in. No prices were shown.

I will be in there again. I will let you know.
Thanks Starman,appreciate it.NOOKIE,back to your old self Mate I see.Looks like the forum might hot up again.Seeing as we have no where else to go,unless.....I might do something soon,if I have the time whistle

159 baht a kilo.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on September 26, 2014, 10:43:46 PM
Thanks Starman,you have any mince pies in stock Mate?I'll be in Buriram Tuesday.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Starman on September 26, 2014, 10:59:32 PM
Thanks Starman,you have any mince pies in stock Mate?I'll be in Buriram Tuesday.

Jason...do you mean mince and onion pies or are you talking about sweet mince pies for Christmas?  Thanks.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: JasonB on September 27, 2014, 07:49:20 AM
Mince and onion Mate.
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on September 27, 2014, 07:59:13 AM
Thanks Starman,you have any mince pies in stock Mate?I'll be in Buriram Tuesday.

Jason...do you mean mince and onion pies or are you talking about sweet mince pies for Christmas?  Thanks.
Steve ,Aussies don't celebrate Christmas!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Somnat on September 27, 2014, 08:08:12 AM
Yes we do nookie .... just a little bit differently  :biggrin:
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on March 11, 2015, 09:55:14 PM
I was in the Buriram Makro today, they actually had some fresh beef.  Put on the grill, not too bad.  Seems about 2 years since they stopping having fresh steaks at the Buriram Makro. 
 
 




 
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on April 06, 2015, 05:55:24 PM
Well beer prices are increasing again:

Case of Leo Bottles (12):  584
Case of Leo Cans:   726 

According to Big C the price is going to increase. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Westlife on April 06, 2015, 06:08:56 PM
Beer prices always go up just before Songkran  :(

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on April 06, 2015, 06:46:14 PM
Well beer prices are increasing again:

Case of Leo Bottles (12):  584
Case of Leo Cans:   726 

According to Big C the price is going to increase. 


Price rises due to 2% contribution to the 'Sports Fund'
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 28, 2016, 08:39:49 PM
On line deal today.  Go to:

https://www.makroclick.com/super_set_to_change_tires_car_jack_2_tons_cross_wheel_digital_guage_tire (https://www.makroclick.com/super_set_to_change_tires_car_jack_2_tons_cross_wheel_digital_guage_tire)



You have to order on-line, pay for it, then it will be shipped to the store you choose.  I tried to buy in the store today, but on line only. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 29, 2016, 09:24:07 AM
BTW, there's a new Marko in Pattaya, on the North Road, opened in Oct. 

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on December 29, 2016, 09:54:02 AM
BTW, there's a new Marko in Pattaya, on the North Road, opened in Oct. 



May have opened in October, but not this year. Been open quite a while now. Makro Food Service. Excellent, Also a Makro Food Service  a little after Dan Kwian on the road going into Korat
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: nookiebear on December 29, 2016, 09:57:33 AM
It has been open for 3 years!!
Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 29, 2016, 02:28:31 PM
Wonder why when I went there in Oct they had grand opening signs?  TIT

Title: Re: Makro
Post by: urleft on December 29, 2016, 02:33:28 PM
On line deal today.  Go to:

https://www.makroclick.com/super_set_to_change_tires_car_jack_2_tons_cross_wheel_digital_guage_tire (https://www.makroclick.com/super_set_to_change_tires_car_jack_2_tons_cross_wheel_digital_guage_tire)



You have to order on-line, pay for it, then it will be shipped to the store you choose.  I tried to buy in the store today, but on line only. 



Whoa, what a charlie foxtrot.  I ordered the item on line and they said pay for it at the Buriram Makro.  Unfortunately no one at the Buriram Makro had a clue what was happening.  What should have been about 5 minutes took over 30. 

If you buy this way you need to go to the desk in the front past the cash registers, not the service desk.  They even have a sign for Makroclick.   Good luck if you do.  However, maybe they will know something for the next guy.