Our all-time recommended fish to anyone who is looking to get the best value for the money.
The size you get: 1 – 3 kg per fish
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.
White Barracuda (Safaid Kund)
₨ 1,500
Our all-time recommended fish to anyone who is looking to get the best value for the money.
The size you get: 1 – 3 kg per fish
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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Boneless biscuits ,Boneless Fillet ( 2 fillets per fish ) ,Boneless fingers ,Slices with skin & centre bone ,Whole ( gutted ) ,Whole ( uncleaned ) ,Whole but head removed |
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