GTA Asian Grocery Deals: Cabbage 19¢/lb, Local Corn 4 for 98¢ and Luncheon Meat 2 for $3

Asian supermarket flyers have some of the week’s most aggressive grocery prices.

Local cabbage drops to just 19¢/lb at First Choice, Fusion has four ears of local corn for 98¢, and Foody World is offering Holiday luncheon meat at two cans for $3.

Two of the headline offers are weekend-only, so timing matters this week.

⁠🥬 Local Cabbage — $0.19/lb

📍 First Choice Supermarket
⏰ Friday–Sunday Only

At 19¢ per pound, this is easily one of the most eye-catching produce prices of the week.

Cabbage is also easy to use in stir-fries, dumpling fillings, soups and slaws, so buying a larger head isn’t difficult to justify.

⁠🌽 Fresh Local Corn — 4 for $0.98

📍 Fusion Supermarket

Four ears for less than $1 works out to roughly 25¢ each.

Late August is also prime time for Ontario corn, and this is one of those deals where buying eight instead of four doesn’t feel unreasonable.

⁠🥫 Holiday Luncheon Meat — 2 for $3

📍 Foody World
⏰ Friday–Sunday Only

At $1.50 per can, this is an inexpensive pantry option for fried rice, noodles, breakfast or hot pot.

Just remember that the advertised price is marked Friday through Sunday only.

⁠🥛 Natrel Milk 4L — $4.98

📍 Foody Mart, Hwy 7

A 4L bag of Natrel milk dropping below $5 makes this one of the more practical everyday deals in the Asian supermarket group.

⁠🍈 Selected Melons — $1.99/lb

📍 T&T Supermarket

Selected melons are $1.99/lb for anyone looking to squeeze in a little more summer fruit before the season changes.

⁠🍜 Samyang Buldak Cream Carbonara 650g — $4.99

📍 Bestco Fresh Food Mart

Cream Carbonara is one of the easier Buldak flavours to approach if you like the noodles but find the classic varieties too spicy.

⁠🥩 Boneless Beef Shank — $5.98/lb

📍 Farm Fresh Supermarket

At $5.98/lb, boneless beef shank is the more dinner-focused deal in this group.

It’s a good cut for braising, slow cooking or making Chinese-style soy-braised beef.

The 19¢ cabbage and four-for-98¢ local corn are the obvious headline deals. For everyday staples, the $4.98 Natrel milk and two-for-$3 luncheon meat are also worth checking.