Description
Lovingly called Singhi by the Bengali’s in the east but internationally known as the Asian Sea Bass, this fish has a mild flavour, white flaky flesh with varying amount of body fat. It’s quite an iconic table fair in the Australian and Thai cuisines. In Bengal, the Singhi is cooked as Singhi macher paturi or coated with Suji. For the the Goans, their local catch of Bhetki is known as Chonak which they prepare in red spices or serve pan-fried. The fish surprisingly is quite easy to cook and the best part is it doesn’t reek of any fishy.
18 to 20 Pcs in 1 Kg.
