The abundance of fresh fish available in Australia is truly remarkable. With our extensive coastline and oceans rich in over 1,000 edible varieties of fish, we are spoiled for choice. We’re lucky enough to have some of the tastiest and best fish in the world.
That’s why fresh fish has become an essential part of a healthy diet for most Australians. While the best reason to eat fish is that it tastes great, it’s also low in fat, high in protein and an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids. What’s more, research has shown that eating fish regularly may reduce the risk of diseases including heart disease, childhood asthma and some cancers.
Fish is also one of the quickest and simplest things to cook. Fish can be eaten raw, steamed, baked, grilled, poached, pan fried or deep fried and we can help you choose the best cuts of fish for the dish you’d like to cook.
At Parissos Seafoods we proudly support Australian fishermen and our quality fish is sourced from all over Australia. We pride ourselves on sourcing and retailing the freshest and best whole and filleted seasonal fish available. In fact, we stock up to 24 lines of fresh fish daily including household favourites Flathead, Salmon and Snapper.
Perhaps the most famous fish in Australia, the Atlantic salmon. So popular, it's also referred to as the 'king of fish'.
Barramundi, Aboriginal for 'Large Scales' and one of Australia’s most commonly caught and eaten fish. Barramundi, Aboriginal for ...
Blue fin tuna is a large and sleek fish with blue fins that is highly valued as a sashimi grade fish. Much loved for its fatty, ...
Flathead is one of Australia’s most popular and versatile eating fish. There are over 40 varieties of flathead found in ...
King George Whiting looks a little different from other Whiting species with its small scales and dark spots. ...
Mullet, they’re everywhere. Found schooling in oceans, estuaries and in more rare occasions, freshwater. Such is their abundance, there ...
Mulloway is Aboriginal meaning 'The Greatest One’, so it’s unsurprising of the lengthy love affair shared between Australians ...
Sometimes known as orange roughy, deep sea perch is recognisable as pale reddish-orange in colour with large eyes ...
Despite its name, the Snapper is actually a bream. Its soft pink scales and distinct lump on its head combined ...
Swordfish have the longest bill of all bluefish found in Australian waters and are typically caught between 70 kilograms ...
Otherwise known as the Australian Herring, the Tommy Ruff could be considered the little cousin of Australian Salmon. ...
Yellowfin Whiting is found around the mouth of rivers in the south of Western Australia and South Australia. ...
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