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$ 2.7 - $ 2.7

Also known as Chinese White Cabbage, the dark green leaves and crisp stems of Buc Choy are perfect for sauteing or stir-frying

Asian Choy Buk

Name: Asian Choy Buk
Brand: COLES
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.61 (36 reviews)

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Lexie Q ✓

2 boychoy for one brunch. It is a pretty hand option for a couple for getting veggie fibres. I like to cook it with mushrooms.

Nikhil Shrestha ✓

Good and cheap alternative for spinach. tastes good as well

Kate Burton ✓

Affordable Asian vegetable. I pair this with instant ramyun and tofu for when I don't feel like cooking.

Narelle ✓

Decent bok choy bought from Coles, although was a bit too firm and chewy even after being cooked. Unfortunately don't have a photo as it's been eaten already.

Richelle Brooks ✓

great vegetable and very versatile, my animals also love the crunchy texture.

Benny ✓

great choy buk. it’s always so fresh at Woolies. it’s tastes great and is so easy to make. just steamed with some oyster sauce makes a great side. they are well priced and most of the time they have a discount if you purchase two

Mish ✓

The loose Asian bok choy was crisp and tender, with a fresh, slightly peppery flavor that held up beautifully in stir-fries. Its vibrant green leaves and juicy stems made it a standout ingredient that elevated even simple dishes. Expensive though.

Roly ✓

A nice alternative to the larger bok choy - with a delicious fresh crunch to it. wash well before use.

Emery 陳盈 ✓

This Asian choy buk is pretty fresh, but the bundle is a bit small.

Hannah ✓

fresh and great flavour good to add to meals

Hiba ✓

Always fresh and pretty clean too, bunches are slightly smaller than from an asian convenience store

Brielle ✓

I normally feed this to my rabbits , but its also great in stir fry and ramen

Amber ✓

Asian bok choy isn’t the main character — it’s the reliable supporting actor that quietly saves the meal every time. Affordable, fresh, and humbly delicious. To be noted it can turn soggy if overcooked. Basically, the vegetable version of your most dependable friend.

Scott Glover ✓

We prefer the smaller variety Buk Choy over Bok Choy. It’s less chewy in soups or when steamed.

Tara Bayne ✓

Lovely and fresh. we buy this every week and very rarely have any damaged parts. Such s yum vegetable

Jolie Chan ✓

nutrient-dense, low calories, versatile veggie. can store in fridge for like 4 days. can use it as stir fry, soups, steamed, salads, or even kimchi. i always have this beacuse its really easy to cook and very tasty. :)

chris Shopper ✓

great addition to a stir-fry. i usually use Pak Choy, but found Buk choy was much cheaper and just as good

Oakesy ✓

Love the leafy buk choy in our stir fry. Adds great flavour in chicken satay, fried rice or even chopped up in a salad. Great way to eat some greens.

Lexie Q

Mar 29, 2026