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Seafood

The frozen aisle where your wallet and your taste buds finally agree.

Costco's seafood section quietly punches way above its weight. The frozen stuff is flash-frozen at peak freshness (often fresher than the "fresh" fish at your regular grocery store — yes, really). And the fresh counter has restaurant-quality fillets at prices that make date-night-in feel like a steal. Stock your freezer with a bag of wild-caught salmon and some shrimp, and you're never more than 20 minutes away from a legitimately impressive dinner.

Fresh

Product Typical Price Package Size Why It's Worth It
Fresh Atlantic Salmon Fillet ~$11.99/lb Varies Buttery, rich, and ready for whatever you throw at it

Frozen

Product Typical Price Package Size Why It's Worth It
Kirkland Wild-Caught Salmon Fillets ~$22.99 3 lbs Individually vacuum-sealed — thaw only what you need
Frozen Tilapia Fillets ~$16.99 4 lbs Mild, budget-friendly, and kid-approved
Frozen Mahi-Mahi ~$19.99 3 lbs Firm and flaky — great on the grill or in tacos
Frozen Cod Fillets ~$18.99 3 lbs Fish and chips night just got a serious upgrade
Ahi Tuna Steaks ~$24.99 2 lbs Sear rare, slice thin, feel like a chef

Shellfish

Product Typical Price Package Size Why It's Worth It
Kirkland Frozen Raw Shrimp 21–25 ct ~$18.99 2 lbs Big, plump, and perfect for scampi or stir-fry
Kirkland Frozen Cooked Shrimp 31–40 ct ~$16.99 2 lbs Thaw-and-eat convenience for cocktail platters or salads
King Crab Legs ~$39.99/lb Seasonal A splurge, but have you tasted king crab with melted butter?
Sea Scallops ~$29.99 2 lbs Get a blazing hot pan, sear 90 seconds per side, thank us later

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