When you are visiting New Zealand and shopping for gifts and souvenirs, STOP, do not buy anything…read moreat anywhere else, unless it's specifically unique to that place only because Pak N Save has EVERYTHING and at a much affordable price! It's hard. I know, because I just couldn't stop myself either from purchasing items prior to coming to Pak N Save on my last day in Christchurch. I just wasn't sure if Pak N Save will have it. Well, they do, and then some! This Pak N Save was easy to find along Moorhouse Avenue with plenty of parking, but it's unsurprisingly quite busy. Inside was huge! It was like a combo of a US Walmart and Costco, but way more items and more spacious. The aisles were clean and quite organized. It had your typical supermarket items. Each section was very clean and organized, and very spacious. I could see myself shopping here weekly for fresh meat and produce, and grab instant coffee. We love the Moccona instant coffee #8 dark roast. It's pricey purchasing in the United States, and only in jar form. Luckily, Pak N Save had it, and in pouch form to easily take it home with us. Overall, a fun shopping experience. There were many registers open, so the wait was not long. The cashier was friendly and quick. No baggers. You do it yourself!

This place is the cheapest grocery store we found in Christchurch. It was also the biggest, but…read moreCountdown a couple of blocks away had a few things we couldn't find here. Still it was my favorite grocery store.

Great product range but abysmal human service from a uninterested staff member: I'm sorry I…read moreinconvenienced her

The only market that is centrally located in Christchurch. It's right across the street from the…read morebus interchange on Lichfield Street. Great for commuters, workers, and visitors. It's also surprisingly large. One entire aisle is devoted to alcohol. There's a small deli with sandwiches, cold foods, and hot foods. Not a ton of fresh meats, but that's been true of every market I've been to in New Zealand. Largest selection of produce I've seen so far, but more veggies than fruit. Got some nice-looking strawberries. Mostly self-checkout / pay by card, but help is available if something goes amiss or you want to pay cash. Prices were cheaper than the other two markets I've been to.

Nice little family-owned small grocery and convenience store located across the street from the…read morecasino. A great option if you need staples. They have an on-site bakery, and serve homemade North Indian and South Indian food made to order. Also fish and chips, kebabs and a variety of street foods.

My introduction to an NZ supermarket and I am highly impressed! Great selection of fruits & veg and…read morebeer/wine. I also liked how affordable the bottled water was, which for my trip, was essential! I ended up doing a quick shop and walking out without dropping too much bank. I also liked that they had self-checkouts, which were quick and easy to use.