Sydney Fish Markets
LOVE the Sydney fish markets. I just love them. Where else can you get fresh sashimi for a quarter of the price that you would pay at a restaurant? And it’s so easy to get to! You can catch a bus, walk from Central (okay, it’s about a 20 – 25 minute walk but it’s good exercise!) or if you’re feeling rich, catch the light rail.

I am always up for a trip to the fish markets and this one was a cracker.
I like walking around the markets to peruse which store has the best priced and freshest-looking seafood. And also just to ogle what’s on sale.
For example – check these out:

The sign reads ‘Alaskan King Crab Legs – Cooked’. They must be some delicious tasting legs! And what happened to the rest of the crab???
I also had a chuckle when I read this sign:

In case you can’t see, it says ‘Do not look at the price, quality is the important!’
Hehe.
Usually in food courts, I steer clear of the seafood in bain-maries but for some reason, it looks delicious at the fish markets.
Firstly, I had already decided that I was finally going to try the Lobster Mornay.

Secondly, I always have to get sashimi – kingfish and tuna.

After disbanding to collect our food, we managed to score some prime real estate seating by the water.

After all my build-up, the lobster mornay disappointed. The sauce and cheese lacked zing but it wasn’t very meaty 🙁
There was some good flesh in the tail though, and I devoured it in two bites. Yum.
You just can’t get better sashimi than at the fish markets. It is so smooth and fresh. This looks like a huge amount, and it was, but Moose and I polished it off. Don’t forget that the sashimi bar charges 10c per set of chopsticks and for soy sauce as well so think about using your fork from other places if you feel like saving some pennies 😉


Mmm. Fresh, plump oysters with a dash of lemon. Delicious. Moose said that he had one that was a bit gritty but I lucked out and all of my half doz were perfect!
After wrapping up this post, I’m hungry for some Fish Markets again! I think it’s time to plan another visit.






