CS Fresh Great World is the CS Fresh supermarket at 6 Eu Tong Sen Street in Clarke Quay — the store format of Cold Storage, one of Singapore's longest-established grocery names, currently marking its 123rd year. It is a full-line grocery stop: fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, a delicatessen, dairy and chilled aisles with frozen goods, a Cellar Selection of beers, wines and spirits, and household supplies for everything else on the list.
Beyond the weekly shop, the store rides the rhythm of Cold Storage's promotions — Weekly Ads, a Coupon Centre, CS Recommends picks and Carton Deals for bulk buying — alongside themed events like the Japan-Korea Fair and the Homecare Fair. Brand ranges run from Eu Yan Sang's herbal wellness products to Juice Lab juices, with seasonal campaigns such as Coca-Cola x FIFA 2026 appearing through the year.
Can't make it in? The full range is available online at coldstorage.com.sg, where orders over $80 are delivered free.
At 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, in the Clarke Quay stretch of town, CS Fresh Great World does the job every neighbourhood needs done well: the full weekly shop. It is a branch of CS Fresh, the supermarket format of Cold Storage — one of Singapore's most established grocery names, currently marking its 123rd year across its website. For residents, office workers and anyone passing through the area, it means fresh food, pantry staples and household basics are rarely more than a short trip away.
CS Fresh is the store format under which Cold Storage trades today, and the CS 123 Years celebrated on its site is a measure of how long the name has been part of the local grocery run — more than a century of trolleys, weekly ads and top-up trips. That history shows in how complete the offering is: this is a supermarket built around the whole shopping list, not a specialty stop. Because it carries both the weekly staples and the extras — a bottle for dinner, deli picks for guests, homecare for the cupboard under the sink — it works equally well as the main shop or the five-minute stop on the way home.
Fresh produce anchors the shop, with a fruits and vegetables section for everyday staples and meal planning. The meat and seafood department covers the week's cooking, whether that is a quick stir-fry or a proper weekend spread. The delicatessen adds cheeses, cold cuts and deli-style favourites — the kind of things that become tomorrow's lunch or an unplanned plate for friends. Dairy and chilled aisles hold milk, yoghurt, butter and eggs, with a frozen section alongside for freezer staples and ice cream.
For the drinks cabinet, Cellar Selection gathers the beers, wines and spirits in one range, from familiar everyday bottles to feature products such as Chivas Regal 12 Year Old. Household supplies round out the aisles, so cleaning and homecare basics can ride along in the same trolley.
What keeps the range moving is a rotation of events. The store's categories read like a programme: a Japan-Korea Fair of Japanese and Korean groceries, a Homecare Fair for household products, Eu Yan Sang's herbal and traditional wellness range, juices from Juice Lab, and seasonal pushes like Coca-Cola x FIFA 2026 and a Magnum gift-with-purchase. Project Makan, the banner's own food campaign, adds its own spotlight through the year.
Deals run on a weekly rhythm. The Weekly Ads flyer refreshes on the website, the Coupon Centre collects digital vouchers to clip before checkout, CS Recommends flags the team's current picks, and Carton Deals reward buying staples by the carton. Skimming these before a trip is a habit worth forming — it is often the difference between paying shelf price and paying the sale price.
The full range also lives online at coldstorage.com.sg, where the same categories, fairs and coupons apply. Delivery is free on orders over $80, which makes it easy to consolidate the big fortnightly shop online and keep the small top-ups for the store itself. Coupons and flyer deals carry over to the online store too, so you can plan the week's offers from the site before deciding where to buy.
Opening hours for this branch are not published on the website, so confirm details through the Cold Storage Store Locator before making a special trip. Inside, the flow is the familiar supermarket one — fresh produce, meat and seafood, deli and chilled, then cellar and household to finish — with whatever fair is current filling the aisles in between. If a particular range, such as a Japan-Korea item or a campaign exclusive, is the reason for your visit, it is worth asking the team, since fair stock moves with the calendar.