Peter's Seafood - Pyrmont

We felt like some sashimi so we went here and ordered the nz king fish salmon sashimi and the kingfish sashimi. The minimum amount we had to spend was 100g, so we bought 100gram of each. We thought the price was pretty reasonable and the sashimi was also quite delicious. In terms of which tastes better, than I would have to say I liked the king fish salmon better. However, they were both quite nice. I think it would be nice if we had gotten some soy sauce with the sashimi too which we forgot to get ????

I shared a 'fish combo' with another person, it said on the sign the fish would be a snapper and the combo includes white bait, calamari rings, baby squid, chips, salad and a drink for $34.50. When we got it, the fish was salmon. Didn't mind too much because we also like salmon but they don't seem to know what they're giving out. We also got a cheesy scallop to try and it was beautiful. Good price for the combo feeding 2 people.

Worst customer service aburi bar  scallop aburi with cheese way too salty and not worth $11 go to other shops in fish market but not this shop

The fish market can be an overwhelming place when you are visiting for the first time. Peter's seafood is located at the entry and it is a massive supermarket-like store. Price is average when compared to other store in the fish market. The winning point for me is that From the looks of it they are very hygienic with handling the raw seafood.

A visit to the fish market is not complete until you also have something from the fresh bar. Well positioned right near the entry. We got a range of fresh & cooked items, oysters (normal size & jumbo ones), razor clams, and scallops with Vermicelli. The jumbo oyster was massive, but sometimes bigger doesn't mean tastier, found the smaller ones had more of a "sea" taste. The razor clams was mostly just shells, the meat was a bit earthy & chewy. The scallop itself was ok, but could've done without the Vermicelli, and the $5.50 price tag. Overall, way pricey for you get.