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Cheapest Supermarket in Singapore 2026: Sheng Siong vs FairPrice vs Giant vs Cold Storage, and Where CDC Vouchers Stretch Furthest
Eight supermarket chains, re-checked against their own official pages on 13 October 2026. In October CHAS cardholders get 6% at all three big chains, on Thursdays for Blue and Fridays for Orange: Sheng Siong and FairPrice to 1 January 2027, and Giant from 1 to 30 October after its every-day September round ended on 25 September. Sheng Siong is still the cheapest place to buy staples, and its 4% senior discount runs Tuesdays and Wednesdays only, not daily. Giant's weekend card deals ($5 off $50, $8 off $80) run to 25 October, Cold Storage's $7 off $80 ended on 18 October, and Sheng Siong now has its own: $8 off $80 every weekend with the BOC Sheng Siong Card to 31 January 2027. Plus Scarlett for China-imported snacks, Mustafa for 24/7 bulk, Don Don Donki for Japanese, and the CDC voucher rule that trips everyone up.

Prime Supermarket's 4-Day WOW! Deals (14–17 Aug): 500g Canadian Cherries Drop From $24.95 to $9.95 — Plus Norwegian Salmon at $1.59/100g and an 18-Tub Dehumidifier Carton for $19.90
Prime Supermarket's weekly WOW! Deals run is live and this one is unusually top-heavy: air-flown Canadian cherries, 500g a bag, have been cut from $24.95 to $9.95 — a $15 drop and 60% off, comfortably the deepest markdown across all six of Prime's posters. Underneath it sits the deal most people will scroll past: Prime Choice Dehumidifier at $19.90 a carton (6 x 3 x 720ml) against a usual $35.50, which works out to $1.11 a tub versus $1.98, and unlike the fruit it keeps. The rest is a proper marketing shop — whole Norwegian salmon at $1.59/100g (U.P. $2.59), tiger prawn at $1.59/100g (U.P. $2.39), pork prime rib at $1.50/100g, Australian navel oranges 3 for $4.95, dragonfruit 3 for $3.25, and Prime Choice 2L cooking oil at $4.80. Two things the posters bury: the window is Friday to MONDAY, not the usual Thursday-to-Sunday, so there is a weekday tail after the weekend crowds clear — and none of it applies at Prime Kiosk, which matters because Prime runs both formats under the same logo.