Turbot

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Often referred to as the King of Fish, turbot has long been prized by chefs around the world. It is a truly spectacular fish both in appearance and on the plate.

The flesh is firm, beautifully structured and pure white, with a refined, almost sweet depth of flavour. When cooked on the bone, it delivers exceptional succulence and carries its richness throughout the fish.

We typically source fish over a kilo in weight, which provide generous, thick fillets and superb eating quality. However, turbot can grow to well over 12 kilos, making larger specimens an extraordinary centrepiece when roasted whole dramatic, indulgent and unforgettable.

Summer often brings larger landings, particularly through May and June, and prices can soften slightly during this period. It’s an excellent time to enjoy this ultra-premium fish at its very best.

If you are looking for a larger fish for a special occasion, do get in touch. Availability is often limited, prices are usually higher, but we can frequently source something exceptional with a little notice.

Did you know…?
Wild turbot has long been served at royal banquets and grand hotels across Europe. Its reputation as the 'King of Fish' isn’t marketing, it’s centuries of culinary tradition.

If you're buying a whole fish we'd always recommend keeping things simple. Roast with a little butter, olive oil and fresh herbs, allowing the natural flavour of the fish to shine. The flesh stays beautifully moist and lifts easily from the bone once cooked.

Many customers prefer Turbot filleted, and the firm fillets are exceptional pan-fried in a little butter until golden. Serve with new potatoes, seasonal vegetables and perhaps a simple beurre blanc or squeeze of lemon.

Turbot pairs beautifully with shellfish, brown shrimp, samphire and delicate sauces, but it's such a special fish that simple cooking is often the best approach.

Whatever method you choose, avoid overcomplicating things... great Turbot really does speak for itself.

One of the most luxurious fish in the sea and worth every bit of its reputation.

Allow about 4-500g of whole fish per person - remember you lose about 50% of the weight when it's filleted