ALDI has been crowned once again Australia’s best-rated supermarket, according to the Canstar Blue’s 2025 Most Satisfied Customers Awards.

Australians have rated the retailer as the top pick for the eighth year in a row, with five-star reviews for value for money, freshness of fruit, vegetables and meat, store and website layout and presentation, quality of supermarket-owned branded products and overall satisfaction.

ALDI Australia Group Director Simon Padovani-Ginies says he’s proud to have maintained ALDI’s leadership and satisfaction for customers at a time when they need it the most.

“We do things good differently here at ALDI – bringing Aussies high quality groceries at the lowest prices,” he says.

“Awards like this prove we’re leaving a lasting impression, with customers loving what we do time and time again.

“Customers know they can rely on us to consistently deliver everyday low prices and value for money.

“From day-one fans and ALDIcore loyalists to fresh new faces, our customers keep coming back for the staples they know and love, but also the surprising golden nuggets they uncover while browsing our aisles. All while we stick to our promise to never be beaten on the cost of your weekly shop.”

Commenting on the win, Canstar Blue spokesperson Eden Radford shares her congratulations to ALDI.

“Congratulations to ALDI for winning its eighth consecutive Canstar Blue Most Satisfied Customer Award for Supermarkets,” she says.
 
“Recent Canstar Blue research has shown that the most important thing Australians want from their supermarket is low prices across all products in-store, not just on the specials. We also know shoppers are becoming increasingly price-savvy, checking unit prices and choosing to buy in-season produce to get value.
 
“With this in mind, it’s no surprise ALDI has once again earned a Canstar Blue Most Satisfied Customer award, with more than 2800 Australians giving a top rating of five stars for overall satisfaction, value for money, freshness of fruit, vegetables and meat, store/website layout and presentation, and quality of supermarket-owned products.”

Following ALDI in the latest rankings are Coles in second place, IGA in third place, and Woolworths in fourth place.