Chicken · Eggs · Rice · Sugar · Cooking Oil — Government-verified prices, chain by chain
Sourced from PriceCatcher, updated monthly, tracked back to January 2022
At a Glance
Harga Ikan Tenggiri (BM)
Purata kebangsaan + pasar raya termurah untuk tenggiri kepingan.
Harga Ikan Jenahak (BM)
Jenahak kepingan — purata kebangsaan RM50.11/kg.
Harga Ikan Bawal (BM)
Bawal hitam RM27.61/kg vs bawal putih RM52.53/kg — hampir dua kali ganda.
Harga Udang (BM)
Tiga gred udang dijejak berasingan — vannamei RM34.56/kg.
Harga Sotong (BM)
Purata kebangsaan RM35.99/kg dari 4,044 tinjauan.
Harga Ketam (BM)
Ketam renjong RM38.33/kg — dan kenapa isi ketam beku tidak boleh dibanding terus.
Senarai Harga Ikan Malaysia (BM)
17 jenis ikan, sotong, udang & ketam — purata kebangsaan dan pasar raya termurah.
Piramid Makanan Malaysia (BM)
Panduan Piramid Makanan 2020 KKM + kos sebenar setiap aras seminggu.
Chicken Price Malaysia
Standard cleaned chicken — national average RM9.57/kg.
Egg Price Malaysia
Grade A eggs, 30-tray — national average RM14.65.
Rice Price Malaysia
Imported Super rice, 10kg — national average RM36.44.
Cooking Oil Price Malaysia
RM2.50/kg — price-controlled nationwide.
Sugar Price Malaysia
RM2.95/kg — price-controlled nationwide.
More staple items coming as PriceCatcher coverage expands.
Every other category on Check Price Malaysia compares Shopee marketplace listings. Groceries is different: this data comes from PriceCatcher, an open dataset published by Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living, built from price surveys collected directly at supermarket branches nationwide.
The PriceCatcher comparison tables themselves carry no affiliate links or "Buy" buttons— the government figures stay independent of anything we earn from. Each item page also shows a multi-year price trend, since we've logged this data back to January 2022.
Where PriceCatcher doesn't track something, we list real Shopee options in a separate, clearly-labelled block rather than leaving the gap unexplained. That covers two cases: staples the survey misses entirely (milk, legumes, wholegrains), and frozen or home-delivered seafood— PriceCatcher surveys fresh product on a supermarket shelf and records no frozen price at all, so there is no official figure being undercut. Those blocks show the real cost per kilogram against the fresh average, including when the frozen option works out dearer, and flag every listing that isn't a like-for-like swap.