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Something you might not know about seafood is just how much their environment impacts the way they taste. Deep-sea means cold water - as cold as three degrees Celsius - which is why fish from the depths tend to be rich in fats… They need them to keep warm!

5 Deep-Sea Fish To Try Before You Die


Many Aussies have memories of digging for pipis on their local beach. Spice up your foraged finds with this delicious Thai-inspired recipe.

Pipis in Black Bean Sauce Recipe


Sydney Fish Market is lucky to say that the pristine fisheries of NSW are where our most local suppliers get their daily catch... And that means we have some of the freshest and highest quality seafood right on our doorstep.

5 Locally-Caught NSW Species to Try


Risotto is the perfect winter dish: hearty, warming, and nutritious. Plus, you can sub a huge range of seafood species into it!

Seafood Risotto Recipe


For over two decades, Troy Billin has been a driving force in the world of professional fishing, supplying a diverse array of high-quality seafood to Sydney Fish Market from his local waterways of the Clarence River.

Supplier Spotlight: Troy Billin


One of the most common misconceptions about seafood is the adage ‘the fresher, the better’. While this is true for some species (we’re looking at you, prawns), you might be surprised to learn that it is not always the case!

What's the Deal with Dry-Ageing Fish?

Explore Species

Eastern School Whiting

Sillago flindersi

Australian Salmon

Arripis trutta

Bigeye Ocean Pearch

Seabbastidae

Luderick

Girrelidae

Eastern Red Scorpionfish

Scorpaena cardinalis

Jackass Morwong

Nemadactylus macropterus

Mackerel Tuna

Scombridae

Mantis Prawn

Squillidae

Ocean Jacket

Nelusetta ayraudi

Silver Trevally

Pseudocaranx dentex

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