fish & seafood

A clear, lime-bright fish soup simmered with potatoes, onions, a touch of butter, and, occasionally, a hot pepper. It’s classic breakfast or late-night comfort food, typically served with Johnny cake or grits. Locals often call it just boil. 

A quick, flavorful dish made with cooked lobster meat that can be easily adapted to make the most of all kinds of leftovers.

This dish is a delicacy in Chinese cuisine, known for its soft, gelatinous texture and ability to absorb deep, rich flavors. It’s usually slow-braised in a flavorful sauce made with oyster sauce, soy sauce, and aromatic spices.

This is a true northern Chinese classic, especially from Shandong cuisine, known for its bold, aromatic, and umami-rich flavors. The focus here is fragrant scallions, caramelization, and velvety sauce.

This appetizing seafood pasta features tender linguine tossed with succulent shrimp and seared scallops, lightly coated in a garlic olive oil sauce. Toasted pine nuts add a delightful crunch, while fresh parsley brings color and freshness. 

Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, these beer-marinated fish fingers bring a delicious twist to a classic favorite. The beer not only adds a subtle depth of flavor but also helps tenderize the fish, making each bite extra juicy. 

Whether served as a fun appetizer or a hearty main with your favorite dip, these fish fingers are sure to become a go-to comfort food with a grown-up upgrade.

Fresh conch is diced and mixed with a blend of finely chopped vegetables. It's then marinated in a citrusy mix of lime and orange juice, which "cooks" the conch in a similar way to ceviche. The result is a refreshing and zesty dish.