Yellowfin Tuna

Yellowfin Tuna

Looking for the finest yellowfin tuna? At Fine Food Specialist, we bring you the highest quality cuts, perfect for sushi, sashimi and gourmet seafood dishes. Whether you're a home cook or a professional chef, our selection ensures an exceptional culinary experience.

Yellowfin Tuna: Flavour, Texture and Marbling

Prized for its mild, clean flavour and firm yet tender texture, our yellowfin is a favourite among seafood lovers. Unlike stronger-flavoured fish, it has a delicate, slightly sweet taste with a hint of ocean freshness.

Its lean meat is packed with umami, offering a perfect balance of richness without being overly fatty. When served raw in sushi or sashimi, it has a smooth, buttery mouthfeel that melts effortlessly. Cooked, it retains its meaty texture, remaining moist and flaky when seared or grilled.

Fresh yellowfin tuna is easily recognisable by its striking deep red to pink flesh, which lightens slightly as it cooks. The raw meat is visually stunning, with a glossy, almost translucent sheen that signifies its freshness. Compared to other tuna species, yellowfin has a more uniform colour, with minimal marbling, contributing to its clean taste.

Best Yellowfin Tuna: What We Sell

  • Sashimi Grade – Perfect for sushi, sashimi and raw seafood dishes.
  • Fresh – Sourced from the finest waters for a rich, delicate flavour.
  • Frozen – Conveniently packed and frozen to retain freshness.

How to Cook and Serve Yellowfin Tuna

Our fish pairs beautifully with a variety of flavours and textures, whether served raw or cooked. For a classic touch, enjoy it with soy sauce, wasabi and pickled ginger in sushi or sashimi dishes. If seared or grilled, complement it with citrus-based sauces like ponzu, chimichurri or a sesame-ginger glaze for added depth.

Pair it with avocado, mango salsa or a seaweed salad for a refreshing contrast. For a heartier meal, serve it with steamed rice, grilled vegetables or a light salad. When it comes to drinks, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé or sake make excellent choices to enhance its delicate yet meaty flavour. Discover unique recipes from Drogo’s Kitchen and elevate your dining experience:

Yellowfin Tuna FAQs

1. What Is The Price of Yellowfin Tuna Per Kg In The UK?

The yellowfin tuna price varies depending on freshness and grade. Sashimi grade yellowfin tuna cost is typically higher due to its premium quality. Check our website for the latest pricing.

2. Can I Buy Yellowfin Tuna Online In The UK?

Yes! At Fine Food Specialist, you can buy it online with guaranteed freshness and fast delivery across the UK.

3. How Should I Store Fresh and Frozen Yellowfin Tuna?

Keep the fresh one refrigerated and consume within 2 days from delivery. Frozen one should be kept at -18°C and thawed in the fridge before use.

4. Is Yellowfin Tuna Good for Sushi and Sashimi?

Absolutely! Because it is sashimi grade yellowfin tuna, it can be used for sushi, sashimi and other raw seafood dishes.

5. What's Better, Yellowfin or Bluefin Tuna?

Bluefin is prized for its rich, buttery texture and high-fat content, making it ideal for luxury sushi, while yellowfin is leaner, milder and more affordable, making it a versatile choice for various dishes.

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  1. Wild Yellowfin Tuna Saku Block, Sashimi Grade
    Wild Yellowfin Tuna Saku Block, Sashimi Grade, Frozen, +/-150g
    £12.95
    Introducing Our Wild Yellowfin Tuna Saku Block! Our wild yellowfin tuna saku block is a premium choice for those who appreciate the delicate flavours and firm texture of sashimi-grade fish. Sourced from the finest yellowfin tuna, this cut is expertly trimmed, offering a deep red colour and a butter...
  2. Wild Yellowfin Tuna Loin, Sashimi Grade, Fresh, +/-1.1kg
    Wild Yellowfin Tuna Loin, Sashimi Grade, Fresh, +/-1.1kg
    £58.95
    Sashimi grade is the highest honour that can be bestowed on a tuna, indicating that it is worthy of being eaten raw. When the tuna are landed they are inspected and a sample is taken from the fish. The colour determines whether they may be sold as sashimi or not. Rest assured that we will always sel...
  3. Wild Yellowfin Tuna Supremes, Sashimi Grade, Fresh, 2 x +/-200g
    Wild Yellowfin Tuna Supremes, Sashimi Grade, Fresh, 2 x +/-200g
    £21.95
    Tuna loin has a completely different flavour than the canned tuna you can buy in a supermarket. In the Mediterranean, tuna supremese are often served as a whole steak, served with grilled vegetables. For a lighter option, they can be seared and sliced to be used in salads, or can be served with a cr...
  4. Wild Yellowfin Tuna Offcuts
    Wild Yellowfin Tuna Offcuts for Cooking, Frozen, +/-500g
    £12.95
    Discovering the Beauty of Wild Yellowfin Tuna Offcuts! In the realm of seafood treasures, wild yellowfin tuna offcuts stand out as a culinary gem awaiting exploration. Often overlooked, these flavourful tuna offcuts offer a delightful opportunity to elevate your cooking with their robust taste and ...
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Looking for the finest yellowfin tuna? At Fine Food Specialist, we bring you the highest quality cuts, perfect for sushi, sashimi and gourmet seafood dishes. Whether you're a home cook or a professional chef, our selection ensures an exceptional culinary experience.

Yellowfin Tuna: Flavour, Texture and Marbling

Prized for its mild, clean flavour and firm yet tender texture, our yellowfin is a favourite among seafood lovers. Unlike stronger-flavoured fish, it has a delicate, slightly sweet taste with a hint of ocean freshness.

Its lean meat is packed with umami, offering a perfect balance of richness without being overly fatty. When served raw in sushi or sashimi, it has a smooth, buttery mouthfeel that melts effortlessly. Cooked, it retains its meaty texture, remaining moist and flaky when seared or grilled.

Fresh yellowfin tuna is easily recognisable by its striking deep red to pink flesh, which lightens slightly as it cooks. The raw meat is visually stunning, with a glossy, almost translucent sheen that signifies its freshness. Compared to other tuna species, yellowfin has a more uniform colour, with minimal marbling, contributing to its clean taste.

Best Yellowfin Tuna: What We Sell

  • Sashimi Grade – Perfect for sushi, sashimi and raw seafood dishes.
  • Fresh – Sourced from the finest waters for a rich, delicate flavour.
  • Frozen – Conveniently packed and frozen to retain freshness.

How to Cook and Serve Yellowfin Tuna

Our fish pairs beautifully with a variety of flavours and textures, whether served raw or cooked. For a classic touch, enjoy it with soy sauce, wasabi and pickled ginger in sushi or sashimi dishes. If seared or grilled, complement it with citrus-based sauces like ponzu, chimichurri or a sesame-ginger glaze for added depth.

Pair it with avocado, mango salsa or a seaweed salad for a refreshing contrast. For a heartier meal, serve it with steamed rice, grilled vegetables or a light salad. When it comes to drinks, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé or sake make excellent choices to enhance its delicate yet meaty flavour. Discover unique recipes from Drogo’s Kitchen and elevate your dining experience:

Yellowfin Tuna FAQs

1. What Is The Price of Yellowfin Tuna Per Kg In The UK?

The yellowfin tuna price varies depending on freshness and grade. Sashimi grade yellowfin tuna cost is typically higher due to its premium quality. Check our website for the latest pricing.

2. Can I Buy Yellowfin Tuna Online In The UK?

Yes! At Fine Food Specialist, you can buy it online with guaranteed freshness and fast delivery across the UK.

3. How Should I Store Fresh and Frozen Yellowfin Tuna?

Keep the fresh one refrigerated and consume within 2 days from delivery. Frozen one should be kept at -18°C and thawed in the fridge before use.

4. Is Yellowfin Tuna Good for Sushi and Sashimi?

Absolutely! Because it is sashimi grade yellowfin tuna, it can be used for sushi, sashimi and other raw seafood dishes.

5. What's Better, Yellowfin or Bluefin Tuna?

Bluefin is prized for its rich, buttery texture and high-fat content, making it ideal for luxury sushi, while yellowfin is leaner, milder and more affordable, making it a versatile choice for various dishes.

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