Seafood worth staying in for.
Mackerel, cod, prawns, oysters and squid — chilled, portioned and ready for the pan. Eight items, packed as 2 kg lots.
Pick a starting point
What are you cooking?
Three ranges, eight items. Choose one and explore.
On the counter
The full range.

Arctic Cod Fillets

Crispy Crab Strands

Crispy Pan-Fried Fish Fillets

Fresh Raw Oysters

Mackerel Fillets

Marinated Squid Slices

Royal Pink King Prawns

Steamed Whole Fish
Build your table
How many are you feeding?
Every pack is 2 kg. Pick the table you are setting, and start from a combination that works.
Two packs and one hot pan — dinner in about twenty minutes.
Three packs, laid out together and passed around.
Add a salad and a bowl of rice and it stretches a long way.
Start with the occasion
A catch for every kind of evening.
Pick the meal you have in mind, then start there.
The cold room
Guess what's behind the glass.
Everything we sell is kept at 0–4°C, so the windows frost over. There is one clue on each pane — open it and see if you were right.
Already pink, already cooked. Your only job is to do nothing.
Silver skin, oily flesh. Wants a hot pan and a lemon.
Briny and very cold. Open it minutes before you serve.
Whole, gently steamed, then sliced. It only needs warming.
Golden and crisp. Half an oven brings the crust right back.
Thick, snowy white and forgiving. Genuinely hard to get wrong.
Scored in a crosshatch. Curls the second it meets heat.
Light, sweet, and it shatters. Never goes near a pan.
Panes open on tap, click or Enter. Nothing here is a trick — every pane is a real product from the range.

Follow the storage and cooking guidance on each product page.
The kitchen notebook
Keep the cooking simple.
Short notes for turning each pack into dinner.
01For an everyday dinnerMackerel or cod, hot pan
Pat the fillets dry, season, then cook skin-side down until the skin crisps. Finish with lemon and a little butter.
Shop the fish range02For a weekend tableOysters, straight from the fridge
Keep them cold, open just before serving, and set out lemon and a sharp mignonette. Crushed ice if you have it.
Shop oysters and squid03For something quickPrawns and crab in minutes
Both arrive cooked and chilled. Warm them gently or serve cold — garlic butter, citrus and a simple salad is enough.
Shop prawns and crabTwo ways to dinner
Some of it just opens. Some of it wants a pan.
Everything arrives chilled. What you do next depends on the pack.
Straight from the fridge.
- Keep it cold right up until you serve.
- Lemon, a sharp sauce, and something cold to drink.
- Best eaten within two days of arriving.
Five minutes of heat is usually enough.
- Pat the fish dry — it browns far better.
- Hot pan, a little oil, and do not crowd it.
- The cooked fillets just want warming back up.
What you are buying
A closer look at each pack.
Everything is packed chilled as a 2 kg lot, with storage and cooking notes on its product page.
FishSteamed and portioned
Whole fish cooked in steam then sliced, so it re-heats evenly and flakes in clean layers.
FishPan-fried and crisp
Lightly coated and fried to a deep gold. Reheat in a hot oven or air fryer to bring the crust back.
SnacksCrisp crab strands
A light, sweet snack that needs no preparation at all. Pile onto salads or serve with a dipping sauce.
Before you order
From a good choice to a good dinner.
Three quick checks so your order arrives ready to cook.
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Check the pack
Every item is a 2 kg lot. Check the format and quantity against the meal you have in mind.
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Check your address
Enter your New Zealand address at checkout to see the delivery services, cost and timing for your area.
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Be ready for the cold pack
Have fridge or freezer space waiting so everything goes straight in when it arrives.
A few helpful details
From your order to your kitchen.
Choose your seafood, check the options for your address, and keep the storage guidance handy when it arrives.
Where can I check delivery availability?
Enter your New Zealand address at checkout to see the delivery services, costs and timing available for your order. Contact us before ordering if you need help with your area.
How should I store it?
Everything arrives chilled. Move it straight into the fridge and check the storage note on each product page — most items are best eaten within two days.
Is it raw or ready to serve?
It depends on the item. The king prawns and crab strands arrive cooked; the fish, oysters and squid are raw. Each product page says which.
Can I ask about a product before buying?
Yes. Use the contact page to ask about anything — pack size, storage or delivery — before you place your order.





