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Loimulohi

Finland
4.7

Loimulohi is a traditional method of preparing salmon or rainbow trout. The fish is smoked on a wooden plank that's placed vertically over an open fire. Before the process, the salmon is usually seasoned with sea salt and drizzled or brushed with ... READ MORE

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Batagor

Bandung, Indonesia
4.6
Most iconic: Batagor Kingsley (Bandung, Indonesia)

One of the most famous snacks in Indonesia is batagor, a fried fish dumpling served in a traditional spicy sauce. It has roots in the Chinese culinary tradition, which has left a trace on many Indonesian dishes. Although this famous snack is remin... READ MORE

3

Chutoro nigiri sushi

Japan
4.6
Most iconic: Nihombashi Kakigaracho Sugita (Chūō, Japan)

Chutoro nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of medium-fatty cuts of tuna. Different cuts of tuna are classified as otoro (fatty), chutoro (medium-fa... READ MORE

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Turmeric Fish with Dill and Noodles (Chả cá Lã Vọng)

Hanoi, Vietnam
4.6

Chả cá Lã Vọng is a traditional dish originating from Hanoi. It consists of grilled fish with turmeric and dill. In order to prepare it, firm white fish such as catfish, cod, or tilapia is usually marinated in shallots, galangal, tur... READ MORE

5

Saltwater Eel Nigiri Sushi (Anago nigiri sushi)

Japan
4.6
Most iconic: Sushisho Masa (Minato, Japan)

Anago nigiri is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of saltwater eel (anago). Anago is always cooked and the fat breaks down during the process. As a result, the meat develops a very... READ MORE

6

Ceviche

Peru
4.5
Most iconic: La Mar Cebichería (Miraflores, Peru)

Ceviche is the national dish of Peru consisting of slices of raw fish or shellfish that is spiced with salt, onions, and chili peppers, then marinated in lime juice. Due to the acidity of lime juice, the texture of the fish changes, as does its co... READ MORE

7

Gravlax

Northern Europe
4.5
Most iconic: Ulla Winbladh (Stockholm, Sweden)

Gravlax is a Scandinavian dish consisting of raw, salt-cured salmon that is traditionally seasoned with dill. Originally, the dish was made by fishermen who used to bury the salt, sugar, and dill-rubbed salmon above the line of high tide ... READ MORE

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Unadon

Japan
4.5

Unadon is a Japanese dish consisting of grilled unagi (eel) fillets placed on top of steamed rice. The eel is grilled kabayaki-style, where the fish is split, gutted, butterflied, cut into squares, skewered, then diped in tare sauce befor... READ MORE

9

Salmon soup (Lohikeitto)

Finland
4.5
Most iconic: Restaurant Sea Horse (Helsinki, Finland)

Lohikeitto is a creamy Finish salmon soup, similar to laxsoppa in Sweden. Apart from chunks of salmon fillet, it traditionally incorporates diced potatoes and carrots cooked in a flavorful, buttery broth infused with fish stock and cream.... READ MORE

10

Maguro nigiri sushi

Japan
4.5
Most iconic: Sushi Kanesaka (Chūō, Japan)

Maguro nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of tuna. Different cuts of tuna are classified as otoro (fatty), chutoro (medium-fatty), and akamiREAD MORE

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Tekkadon

Japan
4.5

Tekkadon is a simple Japanese dish that consists of steamed, vinegar-flavored rice that is topped with pieces of sashimi-style, raw tuna. The dish is often garnished with strips of nori seaweed and sliced scallions and is usually served with a soy... READ MORE

12

Finnish fish soup (Kalakeitto)

Finland
4.5

Kalakeitto or fish soup has been a staple of traditional Finnish cuisine for a long time. Although there are numerous ways to prepare this classic Finnish specialty, it typically consists of cleaned and filleted fish chunks and diced vegetables th... READ MORE

13

Otoro nigiri sushi

Japan
4.5
Most iconic: Sushi Kanesaka (Chūō, Japan)

Otoro nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of fatty cuts of tuna. Different cuts of tuna are classified as otoro (fatty), chutoro (medium-fatty), and... READ MORE

14

Kokotxas

Basque Country, Spain
4.5

Gelatinous fish heads known as kokotxas are a key ingredient for this classic Basque dish. Kokotxas usually come from the flashy cheeks (lower part of chin) of hake or cod. The dish is sometimes served in a sauce consisting of white wine, garlic, ... READ MORE

15

Pescado zarandeado

Nayarit, Mexico
4.5
Most iconic: Restaurant La Ganadera (Tepic, Mexico)

Pescado zarandeado is a signature dish of the Mexican Nayarit region. It is a simple meal made by cooking local fish (preferably red snapper) over mangrove wood charcoal, which gives off a distinctive smoke that permeates the lightly salted fish. ... READ MORE

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Sashimi

Japan
4.4
Most iconic: Sushi Yoshitake (Chūō, Japan)

Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy consisting of thinly sliced raw fish or shellfish (or even meat) served with soy sauce and other ingredients such as wasabi or ginger paste. Most common ingredients used in the preparation of sashimi are tuna, squid,... READ MORE

17

Poke

Hawaii, United States of America
4.4
Most iconic: Da Poke Shack (Kailua-Kona, United States of America)

Poke is a traditional Hawaiian dish that is made with small pieces of fresh and raw fish or seafood, which are combined with finely chopped vegetables, herbs, condiments, and seasonings. Although traditional poke uses either ahi tuna (yellowfin tu... READ MORE

18

Sake nigiri sushi

Japan
4.4
Most iconic: Sushi Dai (Chūō, Japan)

Sake nigiri sushi is a Japanese type of nigiri sushi, with origins in Norway. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of salmon. The dish has a soft texture and a clean finish that makes it good for sushi newcomers, althou... READ MORE

19

Ikan bakar

Indonesia
4.4
Most iconic: Ikan Bakar Cianjur (Semarang, Indonesia)

Ikan bakar is a beloved Indonesian grilled fish dish, known for its smoky aroma, bold spices, and savory-sweet glaze. The name ikan bakar literally means “grilled fish” in Indonesian and Malay (ikan = fish... READ MORE

20

Chamchi gimbap

South Korea
4.4

This gimbap (Korean rice roll) is made with canned tuna. Apart from rice and fish, the fillings may include other ingredients that are typically used in gimbap such as fresh or pickled vegetables, eggs, or fish cakes, while the tuna is of... READ MORE

21

Unagi nigiri sushi

Japan
4.4

Unagi nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of freshwater eel that's usually cooked. The dish has a soft texture and a mild flavor. If desired, the eel can be lightly s... READ MORE

22

Cullen Skink

Cullen, Scotland
4.4
Most iconic: Rockpool Cafe (Cullen, Scotland)

Even though it has been traditionally prepared all along the coast, Cullen skink is a dish originating from the fishing village of Cullen in Northeastern Scotland. This thick and creamy fish soup is typically based on smoked haddock cooked with mi... READ MORE

23

Anticuchos de pescado

Peru
4.4
Most iconic: Pastuso (Melbourne, Australia)

Anticucho de pescado is a traditional dish originating from Peru, consisting of fish on skewers. The dish is prepared by marinating firm white fish in a combination of garlic, paprika, salt, vinegar, lime juice, oil, cumin, and black pepper. The f... READ MORE

24

Shorshe ilish

Bangladesh
4.4

Shorshe ilish is a traditional dish that employs ilish fish as its star ingredient. Sliced ilish is slowly simmered in a thick broth consisting of ground mustard seeds and green chili peppers, as well as mustard oil and other spices such ... READ MORE

25

Akami nigiri sushi

Japan
4.4
Most iconic: Nishiazabu Taku (Minato, Japan)

Akami nigiri is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of akami (red meat) tuna. There are also otoro (fatty tuna) nigiri sushi and chutoro (medium-fatty tuna) nigiri sushi varieties, a... READ MORE

26

Baked corvina sea bass (Corvina al horno)

Chile
4.4

Corvina al horno is a traditional saltwater fish dish in Latin American cuisine, especially popular in Chile and Peru. The dish is made with a combination of corvina sea bass, tomatoes, onions, garlic, white wine, lemon, olive oil, parsley, and sa... READ MORE

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Buri nigiri sushi

Japan
4.4
Most iconic: Nishiazabu Taku (Minato, Japan)

Buri nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of Japanese amberjack, also known as yellowtail tuna. The dish has a soft texture and flavors that are not as deep as salmon ... READ MORE

28

Temaki

Japan
4.3
Most iconic: Sushi Tokami (Chūō, Japan)

Temaki is a hand-rolled type of sushi characterized by its conical shape. The dish consists of rice, raw fish, and vegetables wrapped in a piece of nori seaweed. Due to the ease of preparation, temaki is most commonly made at home, and is somewhat... READ MORE

29

Tacos de pescado

Baja California, Mexico
4.3
Most iconic: Tacos Marco Antonio (Ensenada, Mexico)

Tacos de pescado or fish tacos have origins in the Mexican region of Baja California. These corn flour tacos are filled with fried or grilled pieces of fish, vegetables such as cabbage or lettuce, and a topping of either sour cream or may... READ MORE

30

Tuna Tartare

Los Angeles, United States of America
4.3
Most iconic: Mistral Boston (Boston, United States of America)

Tuna tartare is an elegant starter originating from Los Angeles. The dish is made with a combination of raw tuna, avocado, egg yolks, green peppercorns, capers, chives, tarragon, mustard, olive oil, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. It was invented i... READ MORE

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Hitsumabushi

Nagoya, Japan
4.3
Most iconic: Atsuta Houraiken (Nagoya, Japan)

Hitsumabushi is a traditional dish originating from Nagoya. Although it's similar to unadon regarding most of the ingredients, histumabushi consists of sliced grilled eel that's served on top of steamed rice, but it's accompanied by assorted condi... READ MORE

32

Tiradito

Peru
4.3
Most iconic: El Mercado (Miraflores, Peru)

Tiradito is a traditional dish consisting of thinly sliced, well-chilled raw fish, chopped vegetables, and coriander, all drizzled with lime juice right before consumption, so the fish stays raw, unlike ceviche, where the fish is already ... READ MORE

33

Encebollado

Ecuador
4.3
Most iconic: El Pez Volador (Guayaquil, Ecuador)

Encebollado is the national dish of Ecuador, a fish soup that is characterized by a large amount of onions. Very useful in curing hangovers, the dish is made with fresh tuna meat, cassava root, tomatoes, onions, coriander, and various spices. Toma... READ MORE

34

Kibbeling

Netherlands
4.3
Most iconic: Simonis aan de Haven (The Hague, Netherlands)

Kibbeling is a popular Dutch street food item consisting of pieces of fish that are dipped in batter, deep-fried in hot oil, and served with a dipping sauce such as garlic sauce, remoulade, ravigote, or whiskey sauce. In the Neth... READ MORE

35

Bakaliaros

Greece
4.3
Most iconic: Bakaliarakia tou Aristou (Thessaloniki, Greece)

Though the term bakaliaros refers to cod fish, Greeks mainly use it to describe golden and crispy cod fritters. Whether it employs salt or fresh cod, the dish can be made with batter-fried pieces of cod or flaked cod that is then incorporated into... READ MORE

36

Pla thot

Thailand
4.3

Pla thot, meaning deep-fried fish or pan-fried fish in Thai, is a fish specialty that is made by frying fish to crispy perfection, both inside and out. The fish is often fried in its entirety with head, fins, bones, skin, and tai... READ MORE

37

Cedar-plank salmon

Canada
4.3
Most iconic: Cardero's Restaurant (Vancouver, Canada)

Cedar-plank salmon is a fish delicacy that involves cooking salmon on cedar planks, a unique method of cooking which is believed to have been originally practiced by the Native Americans who mostly used Western red cedar (a type of cypress). The w... READ MORE

38

Steckerlfisch

Bavaria, Germany
4.3

Steckerlfisch (from steckerl, meaning a small pole or a stick in Bavarian) is a staple fish specialty in beer gardens and at folk fests and fairs throughout Germany, especially in the regions of Bavaria and Franconia. It... READ MORE

39

Vietnamese Sweet and Sour Soup (Canh chua cá)

Vietnam
4.3
Most iconic: Hoang Yen Restaurant (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)

The term canh chua cá encompasses various fish-based Vietnamese soups that are characterized by their combination of sweet, spicy, and sour flavors. The soups are usually made with a tamarind-based broth, and they typically include chunks o... READ MORE

40

Ceviche de Sierra

Mazatlán, Mexico
4.3

Originating from the coastal region around Mazatlán, ceviche de Sierra is a traditional type of ceviche prepared with fresh mackerel as the key ingredient. Other ingredients used in the dish include lime juice, carrots, onions, cucumbers, s... READ MORE

41

Caldillo de congrio

Chile
4.3
Most iconic: Tres Peces Valparaíso (Valparaíso, Chile)

Caldillo de congrio is a hearty Chilean fish soup made with conger eel as its key ingredient. Chopped and cooked conger eel is usually boiled in water, creating a flavorful broth in the process. The broth and the eels are then combined with saut&e... READ MORE

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Hamachi nigiri sushi

Japan
4.3
Most iconic: Sugarfish by Sushi Nozawa (Los Angeles, United States of America)

Hamachi nigiri sushi is a traditional type of nigiri sushi. It consists of hand-pressed sushi rice that's topped with slices of young Japanese amberjack, also known as yellowtail tuna. The dish has a soft texture and flavors that are not as deep a... READ MORE