Checking Out Costco In Melbourne, Australia
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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Poway Costco had some storage tubs last week at $12, so about comparable to the ones you saw on sale in Melbourne. Interesting video of my hometown, thank you. They didn’t have Costcos when I was growing up in Melbourne in the 70’s/80’s. WD-40 still has a corporate office not far from my office in Miramar. Gourmia I learned recently is indeed a popular air fryer available at Costco here in San Diego, as well as Target, Amazon etc. Cobra was founded in Melbourne by Tom Crow in 1973, but was acquired ultimately by Puma in 2010 and is based in Carlsbad, in the same geographical neighborhood as Callaway and Taylor. Not that far away, the San Marcos Costco has an indoor food area for some reason, but does require a card. The business Costco location off of Convoy is outdoors, as one may expect, but no membership card required to get a hot dog (still $1.59 with a free refillable drink, no Polish dogs anymore) or pizza etc. Great video, thank you again for sharing!
Thanks for watching. I'm sitting in Bangkok as I write. I really wish we had a Costco here. I love the place. Great deals
It's always fun to see what's different around the world!
I agree. I love living in Thailand, but a Costco would be nice.
I agree. It's fun living in Bangkok, but a Costco would be nice.
Costco started in San Diego , I was a member back then when it was called price club in 1976, been member since than
Yes, the original location is still on Morena. There's a guy in my condo here in Bangkok that exports coconut water. Costco is his largest client. He used to work for Sol Price and Price Club, back in the day. I wish we had a Costco in Bangkok.
I’ve been to Tasmania went all around with my cousins nice place green waterfalls .
I've been to Australia three times. Never made it to Hobart. It's on the list.
They are Building a Super Costco near Fresno California which will be the BIGGEST Costco in USA.
That will be something to see. A few of the ones in San Diego are huge.
Love Costco
I wish we had one in BKK
The current Australian dollar is about $0.68 U.S. That makes those prices look a little better.
I agree, but we're still a little spoiled in the US. Even with the conversion, we pay about 20% to 30% less. Probably our population size eats and drinks 500% more than Australia. Maybe it's a competition thing? We also have Sams Club and a dozen huge grocery stores within a mile. Just a guess, but we have a ton of people. Just in San Diego County, we must have 25 Costcos. And like I said in the video, you wait in a line of 20 to check out.
@@EagerExpat depression... Australian Victorian State.. my home spot... Gas going to be stopped from New Year
Them containers are equal to $10usd. and the chickens $4.46usd. so yeah the things you are calling out are actually cheaper in Australia.
@@PradeepRaajkumar1981 🤣
When you back in bkk and out and about 😊
I have a video flying back to BKK tomorrow. I'm backing running around Bangkok already. Good to be back
This costco will close down when the new one in Ardeer opens 24/25
It's a good store. I wish we had Costco in Bangkok.
I visited with a member, did not find it cheap at all😅
I just visited Melbourne. I didn't find anything cheap in Melbourne. But they still had the $5 us chicken. And wine tasting. I'd sign up, just for that
There's a Costco near me, but I never went in. So you can't just shop there without buying a membership?
Yes, but you get two cards per membership. Your partner or buddy can also get a card. In the US anyhow, you can save that member fee pretty fast. When a set of tires is on sale, you might save $100 over the tire shop sale price, etc.. The problem is, so many great deals, you spend $200 every time you go
Members only
I am an AUSTRALIAN Living in South India.. Tamilnadu.. Student to citizen 2007 - 2013 and 2013 to 2019 NOV
My sister lives in California - San Jose - Santa Clara.. Will visit THE US Soon
My cousin lives in Santa Clara. Have a great visit. I love my home of California. Take the train down the coast to my hometown, San Diego. It's probably the most beautiful train ride in the world.
@@EagerExpat wow
@@EagerExpat great.. She is former student Hayward student.. from 2002.. To Amend.. my uncle lived in Alameda from Late 80s
@@PradeepRaajkumar1981 I was at the US Navy base at Alameda in the 1980's. I know it well. Just across the bay from San Francisco
@@EagerExpat Lovely Bro
5:35 drinking is expensive there…
I agree. It cost a bit more than Thailand
So is smoking.
@tw25rw Glad I never started. Those smokes have really got expensive. Same for the green stuff.
@@EagerExpat me too. One of the few things I got right in life.
How were the wings?
Not bad. I think they were air fried. It's not as healthy, but maybe better, deep-fried. I like them crispy. It's good to see a Costco. Big part of my San Diego routine.
@@EagerExpat Used to go to the Morena one all the time.
@bpcoxkr I went to Morena so far back it was still a Price Club. Great store
$1.50 USD === $2.28 AUD
$1.99 AUD === $1.31 USD
hot dogs are still $1.50
Thats good to here! Course I was spending US bucks. Ha ha. Still, good to see Costco after a few years
@@EagerExpat What? you were spending USD in Australia?