24 Costco Frozen Foods That Are Definitely Worth Stocking Up On

Meatless Monday just got a whole lot more delicious.

These giant shrimp dipped in a light and airy tempura batter taste more like restaurant takeout than frozen food. Try adding a few of these to your next bowl of instant ramen. You won't regret it.

For an instantly ~fancy~ burger night, look no further. You could also slice these up into stir-fries, use them on top of salads, and so much more.

If you've never heard of japchae, it's a Korean dish made of sweet potato glass noodles. This frozen version comes with a delicious stir-fry sauce and is loaded with mixed vegetables, but you can also add in your favorite protein.

With a bag of nonperishable avocados on hand, you can make so many things. Spice up an otherwise bland salad, whip up a filling smoothie, spread a schmear on a slice of toast, the list goes on...

Defrost these patties and serve them on burgers or slice them up for a delicious salad topper.

For a low-carb dinner that still satisfies your comfort food craving, look no further. Toss in a few frozen shrimp, some rotisserie chicken, or even bacon if you want more protein.

This isn't your average frozen fish. Heating up one of these sweet and sticky marinated cod fillets is like bringing a fancy seafood restaurant into your own kitchen.

These jumbo dumplings filled with Korean-style beef and veggies are seriously craveworthy.

Pizza, but make it fancy thanks to thin crust and a healthy dose of shredded chicken and kale.

Serve these crispy, creamy bacon-wrapped bundles over salad or on top of your favorite grain, like risotto or quinoa.

These mini dumplings are filled with a mix of chicken, cilantro, and cabbage. Just add a few of these to your miso soup or stir-fry and you've got a seriously satisfying dinner.

Frozen ravioli should be a staple in everyone's freezer. Just toss it with your favorite store-bought sauce and call it pasta night.

Don't confuse this gourmet Tokyo-style chicken shoyu ramen with your average instant ramen. It's like comparing apples to oranges.

For a grab-and-go lunch or dinner that'll leave you feeling full and satisfied, look no further.

Whether you're cooking for date night, for a family, or for a group of friends, just pop this lasagna in the oven. If anyone asks, you made it from scratch.

These Indian-inspired bowls are made with creamy, spicy chicken tikka masala over keto-friendly cauliflower rice. It's the perfect solution for when you want a complete meal but don't feel like cooking.

You're going to want to buy a few boxes of these fried and tempura-battered pumpkin, sweet potatoes, and eggplant slices, which are served with a sweet-meets-savory dipping sauce.

Pro tip: Turn these frozen everything-seasoned fish sticks into the best fish tacos you've ever made at home.

So, technically this Thai-style chicken is found in the refrigerated aisle, but you can freeze it and keep it on hand for months. It might be the closest you can get to a restaurant-quality meal that comes from your freezer.

Jazz up these microwavable mac 'n' cheese trays with your favorite veggies, protein, or even more cheese and you'll feel like you're eating a gourmet meal that comes together in about five minutes flat.

Serve these cauliflower bites on top of your favorite grains, in fried rice, on a salad, or in a wrap sandwich, or just eat them on their own dipped in sweet sesame sauce.