2 fillets. Approx. 2.5 pounds total. Fresh.

We are proud to offer pristine hiramasa, raised in a closed-containment Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS). This secure environment offers protection from disease or infection. There are also no antibiotics or growth hormones administered to our hiramasa.

Hiramasa's rich, sweet, and clean flavor continues to grow in popularity as kitchens increasingly desire responsibly raised seafood. Hiramasa can be served sashimi-style, similar to the popular hamachi, although it tends to have less dark muscle as other sushi fish. It has few bones in its firm, sweet fillets, which are white to pinkish in color, and has a full but not “fishy” taste and aroma. Other than sashimi, it can be sautéed, steamed, or grilled medium rare, and can be used in recipes calling for swordfish or kanpachi.

Handling & Storage: Store in the back of refrigerator. If preparing for freezing, wrap tightly in plastic.

Read our Browne Blog for best caring and storage practices. Moreover, for tips on filleting round fish, follow our expert tutorial.