One of the low cost fish that has no fishy odor and alot of bones. Probably the most common frying fish, Croaker is very versatile to use.
The size you get: 200 gm – 1 kg per fish with variable prices.
Note: All our prices and billings are based on the pre-cleaning/cutting weight of the seafood. The net weight at the time of delivery will be dependent on the type of cutting you choose.
Croaker (Mushka) per kg
₨ 750
One of the low cost fish that has no fishy odor and alot of bones. Probably the most common frying fish, Croaker is very versatile to use.
The size you get: 200 gm – 1 kg per fish with variable prices.
Note: All our prices and billings are based on the pre-cleaning/cutting weight of the seafood. The net weight at the time of delivery will be dependent on the type of cutting you choose.
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| Choose size |
200 to 300 gram |
|---|---|
| Cutting |
Whole ( uncleaned ) |
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