5 Ways to Get Extra Rebates, Cashback and Miles For Groceries at Cold Storage or Giant
Live near Cold Storage or Giant supermarkets? You may find this article more useful than the one I have on getting more rewards for NTUC FairPrice spending. Here’s how to get more rebates, cashback, and miles when you do your groceries at Cold Storage or Giant.
There are some ways that are less obvious than others, so I suggest giving this a read if you market often at these supermarkets. With the right promos, even Cold Storage groceries can be more affordable than other low-cost grocers.
Use DBS yuu and yuu App, duh
The most obvious way to get lots of savings (or miles) would be to use the DBS yuu Card and yuu App. This shouldn’t be new to anyone, but for the uninitiated, this credit card gives as much as 36X yuu Points for purchases done at Cold Storage and Giant which is worth a staggering 18% in rebates or 10 miles per dollar.

DBS yuu Card
DBS yuu Card is an excellent card that gives up to 18% cash rebates or 10 miles per dollar (in conjunction with the yuu app)
🎁 New Cardholders
Apply as a new cardholder by 31st August 2026, use promo code SINGSAVER, and fill up the SingSaver Rewards Form to choose your gift¹:
HeyMax account required for Max Miles. You can also top up for more gift options. Tap Apply to see more details on the landing page.
Minimum spend of S$500 within 30 days from card approval is required to be eligible for rewards.
⚠️ Important Steps
- Make sure to apply with the promo code and fill up the SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form. No form means no reward, so do not miss this step.
- Maintain valid DBS PayLah! account by the end of the Qualifying Spend period to be eligible for the reward.
- Make a minimum spend of S$500 within 30 days of card approval.
Terms and Conditions: [1]
For reference only; refer to exact details in terms and conditions
Buy Cold Storage / Giant vouchers
A longstanding practice for those who find it difficult to meet DBS yuu’s S$800 monthly minimum spend would be to buy Dairy Farm vouchers from Cold Storage and Giant outlets. Such purchases will not earn the 1X yuu Point awarded by the yuu App, but have so far earned the DBS yuu’s bonus earn rate of 9X or 35X yuu Points. Shoppers can then earn the 1X yuu Point awarded by the yuu App when they purchase items using their vouchers.
So even if you don’t spend S$800 a month on groceries, you can simply buy S$800 worth of vouchers within a month, get your 18% rebate or 10 miles per dollar, then spend these vouchers over the next few months.

Shop during promo weekends
For quite a few months now, Cold Storage and Giant have been running promos with DBS to offer discounts when you pay with DBS cards on weekends:
| Giant | Cold Storage | |
|---|---|---|
| Details | S$6 off with a minimum spend of S$60 every weekend – more info | S$15 off minimum spend of S$150 every Saturday and Sunday – more info |
| Period | 1st July to 28th December 2025 | 30th October to 28th December 2025 |
If you use DBS yuu (which you should), you can also earn 18% rebates or 10 miles per dollar that the card offers.
Redeem discounted vouchers in yuu App, and make use of free discount vouchers
Periodically, yuu App releases discounted Cold Storage or Giant vouchers. Instead of the usual 2,000 points for a S$10 voucher, the promotional rate is just 1,000 points.
Also, the yuu App offers free discount vouchers from time to time, often offering S$2 to S$6 discounts if you can meet a minimum spend of S$15 to S$60. It represents pretty decent discounts on top of other promos and your DBS yuu’s earn rate.
Stack multiple yuu discount vouchers
Perhaps what is less obvious (to me, at least, because I only just discovered this recently) is that these discount vouchers can stack.
I recently tried using a S$6 off S$60 discount voucher at Cold Storage, before scanning a S$6 off S$50 discount voucher expecting it would fail. Surprisingly, both discount vouchers stacked:

That’s a total of 20% discount off my S$60 worth of groceries, and this isn’t counting my DBS yuu rewards yet! Counting my 18% rebates on the remaining payable amount, it is a total of 34.4% discount and rebates on my purchase which I suspect puts even the cheapest neighbourhood supermarket to shame.
I subsequently tried a S$3 off S$25 discount voucher plus a S$2 off S$15 discount voucher at Giant and both stacked:

It seems to me that the vouchers will only stack if they are different, meaning two S$6 off S$60 vouchers wouldn’t work, but S$6 off S$60 and S$6 off S$50 did. You can also use vouchers from different yuu accounts regardless of which yuu ID is scanned at checkout. It thus helps to have many players in this game, so it is worth having a yuu account for each of your family members.
Have more ways to share? Let us know
What I have yet to try is to use yuu discount vouchers during Cold Storage and Giant’s promo weekends, but I suspect they would stack as well. Do let us know if you have done so successfully, or if you have any other ways to maximise savings and rewards for shopping at these supermarkets.
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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.
He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.
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