CS Fresh @ UE Square is the neighbourhood supermarket for the Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay districts, located at #02-18 of UE Square on Clemenceau Avenue. It carries the CS Fresh name — the fresh-focused face of Cold Storage, a grocery brand marking 123 years in Singapore — and organises its range into clear, dependable departments: fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, delicatessen, dairy and chilled, cellar selection, and household supplies. Beyond the fresh core, the store leans into the variety Singapore shoppers expect, with Eu Yan Sang traditional Chinese health products in the range and a Japan-Korea Fair bringing Japanese and Korean favourites into the aisles. Like every CS Fresh, it runs on the wider Cold Storage promotional engine: Weekly Ads, a Coupon Centre, CS Recommends curated picks and Carton Deals for bulk buyers. Shoppers who prefer not to carry their groceries home can order the full range online, with free delivery on orders over $80.
CS Fresh @ UE Square brings a proper supermarket shop to the banks of the Singapore River. Tucked into #02-18 of UE Square on Clemenceau Avenue, the store sits within easy reach of the Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay districts, which makes it a practical stop for residents picking up dinner on the way home, office workers restocking the pantry, and visitors in the area who need anything from a cold drink to a full week's groceries.
The store carries the CS Fresh name, the fresh-focused face of Cold Storage — a grocery brand with 123 years of history in Singapore, as its own CS 123 Years celebrations like to remind shoppers. That heritage shows in the way the range is put together: everything is grouped into clear, dependable departments rather than gimmicks. You come in for the tomatoes, the chicken and the milk, and you leave with whatever the week's promotions have quietly added to the trolley.
The fresh departments do the heavy lifting. Fruits & Vegetables covers the everyday produce that anchors most home cooking, from salad ingredients to fruit for the lunchbox. Meat & Seafood takes care of the protein part of the plate, whether that's a cut for a quick weeknight stir-fry or something for a slower weekend cook. Dairy & Chilled gathers the milk, cheeses, yoghurts and eggs, while the Delicatessen adds cold cuts and ready-to-serve options for the days when cooking isn't on the cards.
Beyond fresh, the Cellar Selection — the store's Beer, Wines & Spirits range — covers everything from easy weeknight bottles to something more considered for a dinner party, and Household Supplies means cleaning, paper and home essentials can be ticked off in the same trip, no second stop required.
The range leans into the variety Singapore shoppers expect, too. Eu Yan Sang products are stocked for those who shop traditional Chinese health remedies, and the Japan-Korea Fair brings Japanese and Korean favourites into the aisles when the fair is running — a nod to how far a neighbourhood supermarket's shopping list now stretches.
CS Fresh @ UE Square shares the promotional engine of the wider Cold Storage network. Weekly Ads lay out each week's specials before you set foot in the store; the Coupon Centre collects digital coupons to clip ahead of the shop; CS Recommends flags curated picks worth a look; and Carton Deals handles bulk buying when you'd rather stock the storeroom once than walk the aisle every week. Project Makan rounds out the calendar, keeping the focus on food matters close to home.
The shop doesn't have to happen in person, either. The full range sits on the Cold Storage online store, and orders over $80 qualify for free delivery — useful for the big weekly shop, and especially for bulky items like drinks and household goods that are a nuisance to lug home from the supermarket by hand.
Because this is a neighbourhood supermarket rather than a destination megastore, the experience is refreshingly straightforward: a quick in-and-out for the ingredients you came for, or a longer browse if the week's campaigns have something to say about it. For anyone living or working around Clarke Quay, UE Square gives the district exactly what it needs — a dependable grocery run with fresh departments at its core, a genuinely international range, and an online backup for the days when the supermarket comes to you instead. Check the ads before you go, clip a coupon or two, and you'll likely leave with a little more than you planned — in a good way.