Bahawalpur Grocery Price List 2026 — Atta, Ghee, Rice, Daal & Daily Essentials

Whether you are setting your monthly grocery budget in Model Town, doing the weekly run from Satellite Town, or moving to Bahawalpur for the first time, knowing what daily essentials actually cost in 2026 saves both time and money. This guide lists the realistic price ranges we see across Bahawalpur for the basics — atta, ghee, rice, daal, sugar, tea, and oil — plus a few notes on where the cheapest and most expensive variants sit, and how delivery fees factor in.

Prices are in Pakistani Rupees (PKR) and reflect typical Bahawalpur online grocery prices for unbranded and major-brand items in May 2026. Prices in any single shop can move 5–10% week to week, so treat these as a budgeting baseline, not a quote.

Atta (wheat flour)

Atta is the single largest line item in a Bahawalpur grocery budget. The most common pack sizes are 5 kg, 10 kg, and the family 20 kg bag.

• Standard chakki atta (unbranded), 20 kg bag: Rs 2,600 – Rs 2,900
• Branded atta (Sufi, Bake Parlor, Ashraf), 10 kg bag: Rs 1,400 – Rs 1,650
• Whole wheat / multigrain atta, 5 kg pack: Rs 950 – Rs 1,200

The 20 kg bag is almost always the lowest per-kilo price; if you have a family of four or more, buying once a month at the 20 kg size beats two 10 kg packs by Rs 100–200 a month. See the Rice & Flour category for current online stock.

Ghee & cooking oil

• Branded banaspati ghee (Dalda, Habib), 5 kg: Rs 3,400 – Rs 3,800
• Branded ghee, 2.5 kg pack: Rs 1,750 – Rs 1,950
• Branded cooking oil (sunflower / canola), 5 litre: Rs 3,500 – Rs 3,950
• Premium pure ghee (small jar), 1 kg: Rs 1,400 – Rs 1,900

Banaspati prices in Pakistan move with international palm oil; if a brand is on offer with a Rs 200+ discount on a 5 kg tin, it is usually worth stocking one extra. Pure ghee is a different product entirely (cow / buffalo milk fat) and prices vary far more by brand and trust than by date.

Rice

• Long-grain Sella basmati, 5 kg: Rs 2,200 – Rs 2,600
• Premium basmati (Super Kernel), 5 kg: Rs 2,800 – Rs 3,400
• Daily-use rice (Irri-6 / coarse), 5 kg: Rs 1,000 – Rs 1,300
• Loose unbranded basmati, per kg: Rs 380 – Rs 500

For biryani or chawal-based meals once or twice a week, the 5 kg Super Kernel pack is the sweet spot. Households cooking rice daily often mix one bag of premium with one bag of daily-use Irri-6 to balance flavour and budget.

Daal (lentils)

• Daal masoor, per kg: Rs 280 – Rs 360
• Daal moong (split), per kg: Rs 330 – Rs 420
• Daal chana, per kg: Rs 260 – Rs 340
• Daal mash (whole / split), per kg: Rs 380 – Rs 480
• Daal arhar (toor), per kg: Rs 320 – Rs 400

Daal is one of the few items where unbranded is usually fine — check the bag for stones / discoloured grains, but you rarely gain by paying brand premium. A 1 kg pack is enough for 6–8 meals for a family of four.

Sugar, tea, salt & spices

• Refined sugar, per kg: Rs 160 – Rs 200
• Brown / desi sugar (gur powder), per kg: Rs 220 – Rs 300
• Black tea (Tapal / Lipton / Vital), 950 g: Rs 1,900 – Rs 2,300
• Green tea, 100 bags: Rs 380 – Rs 500
• Iodised salt, 800 g: Rs 70 – Rs 110
• Red chilli powder, per kg: Rs 900 – Rs 1,300
• Haldi (turmeric) powder, per kg: Rs 700 – Rs 1,100

Dairy & eggs

• UHT milk (Olper's, Nestlé), 1 litre: Rs 320 – Rs 390
• Loose fresh milk (per litre, doodhwala): Rs 220 – Rs 280
• Yoghurt (1 kg tub): Rs 320 – Rs 400
• Eggs, per dozen: Rs 300 – Rs 380

Loose milk is cheaper but quality varies area to area — Cantt and Officers Colony tend to have more consistent dairywalas than the city-edge neighbourhoods. UHT milk is the safer bet when you need to keep stock for a few days.

How delivery fees factor in

Quick Delivery Pakistan charges Rs 50 per kilometre from the nearest stocked store. For an address in Model Town that means a delivery fee of roughly Rs 100–200 most of the time; for outlying areas like Hasilpur Road or Ahmedpur Road, expect Rs 250–350. The cart shows the exact fee for your address before you place the order — see our returns policy if anything arrives damaged.

Tip: a single bigger order beats three small ones. Two trips a month at Rs 200/delivery costs Rs 400; the same groceries in one trip costs Rs 200 total — a Rs 200 saving for almost no effort.

Where to start

If you are doing your first monthly online grocery order in Bahawalpur, the most reliable starter cart is:

• 1 × atta 20 kg bag
• 1 × banaspati ghee 5 kg or oil 5 L
• 1 × basmati rice 5 kg
• 1 × Sella rice 5 kg
• 1 kg each of daal masoor, moong, chana
• 5 kg sugar, 950 g black tea, 1 kg salt
• 1 × milk powder or 6 × UHT milk litre

That order typically lands between Rs 14,000 and Rs 17,000 and covers a family of four for most of a month. Browse the full grocery catalog to add fresh produce, household items, and personal care to the same order.