6 Trader Joe's Salmon Products For Seafood Lovers

Salmon has a lot to recommend it, being loaded in essential nutrients, especially life-giving omega-3 fatty acids. Since tiki-themed Trader Joe's is high on our list of favorite places to stock up on groceries, we wondered what, exactly, we can grab at TJ's in the way of salmon. While covering our favorite Trader Joe's finds every month (here's the list for July 2026), we've noticed some delightfully fishy goodies that are worthy of places on our stock-up schedule. 

We know the best times to shop at Trader Joe's, and we also know that salmon is an excellent choice for weekly consumption as a lower-mercury fish with tons of nutritional bonafides. Whether you like grab-and-go salads, sushi, or boneless filets for the grill, we've found that this store is loaded with options for salmon lovers. In short, Trader Joe's doesn't skimp when it comes to salmon. Even if you fear common salmon cooking mistakes, there are a few choices that will make a scrumptious lunch or dinner not only possible, but easy. Keep in mind that availability is subject to vary by store location and that pricing can also change. Check with your local store before making a dedicated trip for a specific item. 

Grilling salmon is one of the easiest ways to cook this delicious fish, and these BBQ-ready planks make it simple to embrace the technique. Thick slabs of Norwegian salmon are packaged with the skin on, which makes them perfect for high-heat cooking. Trader Joe's boasts that these filets can be ready in as little as 15 minutes, and their utility isn't limited to grilling — they also work well for poaching, broiling, or baking, among other popular methods. 

Grab these packs of salmon for $11.99 per pound. 

Miso and salmon are a winning combination — we ourselves boast a winning miso and ginger glazed salmon recipe — so it's not surprising that we're fans of this salad loaded with sesame and miso goodness. Crisp greens form the basis of the bowl, and crunchy onions are there to provide texture. The undeniable star of the show, however, is the flaky chunks of grilled salmon that add heft and protein to a great lunch, leading to a meal that will strike a bright note in your busy workday. 

Scoop this salad up for $6.99. 

Burgers are a food guaranteed to put a smile on most faces, and a salmon burger is a fantastic way to maximize nutrition while savoring a handheld that puts one in mind of family cookouts and long holiday weekends. Of course, these easy-to-cook salmon burgers eat just as nicely on a mundane weeknight as on a red-letter occasion. Top them simply with leafy lettuce and a slab of tomato, or add roasted red peppers for 20x the flavor and a pop of bright color. 

A pack of four burgers sells for $7.99. 

Smoked salmon can go toe-to-toe with fresh in terms of omega-3 content, and it's great to enjoy right out of the package. This thin-sliced salmon manages to pack big, meaty flavor that pairs gorgeously with your capers and red onion on a Sunday bagel or folded delicately on avocado toast. It's both caught and smoked off the freezing waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, which means this slender package was well-traveled before it arrived in your shopping cart. 

You can score a four-ounce package for $5.49. 

There's a difference between sushi and sashimi, and these salmon rolls are classified as the former. They're a textural delight, with layers of crunchy cukes, crisp nori, spicy salmon, and seasoned rice. These pretty rolls will make a light meal to pinch up with chopsticks or to nibble when you're feeling peckish between meetings ... and, at $6.99 per package, they're a good bit cheaper than ordering rolls from your local takeout joint. Like other varieties of Trader Joe's salmon, these are sourced from the icy Atlantic Ocean. 

Get a package for $6.99.

We've been known to upgrade boring salmon by making it cowboy-style, but amping up salmon's flavor doesn't get easier than this brown sugar-based rub. All you have to do is anoint your salmon filets with a sheen of olive oil and sprinkle on the rub, which forms a crunchy exterior if you air fry or broil your fish afterward. It's meant for salmon specifically, but we can't see why this worthy rub wouldn't also play well with chicken thighs or other types of fish.

Pick up a bottle for $2.69.