Callo de Hacha is considered one of the most prized seafood delicacies in Mexico, valued for its naturally sweet flavor, tender texture, and sashimi-quality freshness. Unlike many shellfish, Callo de Hacha develops its signature sweetness naturally from the clean, mineral-rich waters where it grows.
Wild-harvested Callo de Hacha from the Pacific coast is often collected by divers, helping preserve quality while minimizing environmental impact.
Ceviches, Tostadas, Aguachiles, Sautéed with butter & herb sauce
In culinary practices, the pen shell is highly versatile, commonly used in dishes such as ceviches, tostadas, aguachiles, salads, and sautéed with vegetables and butter. A popular recipe includes cooking the pen shell in a butter herb sauce, highlighting its delicate flavor and tender texture.
Medallón de Atún is prized for its rich flavor, meaty texture, and vibrant color — often compared to the quality of premium beef steaks from the sea.
Responsibly sourced tuna supports healthier oceans while delivering exceptional quality and freshness.
Seared, Grilled, Sashimi-quality presentation
Tuna is naturally high in protein and omega-3 fatty acids, making it one of the most nutritious seafood choices available.
Sourced with exceptional freshness from the Pacific and Gulf waters.
Veracruz-style preparation, Coastal baked or fried
Red Snapper has been a centerpiece of coastal Mexican cuisine for generations, especially in the iconic Veracruz-style preparation. Pargo Rojo simply means red snapper, which is a broader regional term for snapper species.
Sourced from Mexico, our Mojarra stands out for its premium quality trusted by restaurants and seafood professionals.
Frying whole, grilling, baking, fresh citrus pairing
Mojarra's light, clean taste makes it ideal for frying whole, grilling, baking, or pairing with bold seasonings and fresh citrus. Naturally rich flavor and delicate white meat.
Traditionally harvested by coastal fishing communities in the Yucatán Peninsula, supporting generations of artisanal fishermen deeply connected to Mexico's coastal fishing tradition.
Braised, Charred Grill, Traditional Coastal Preparations
Unlike many octopus species, Pulpo Maya is naturally tender, allowing chefs to achieve exceptional texture with less preparation.
Harvested from Mexico's nutrient-rich coastal waters, delivering the freshness, texture, and flavor premium buyers look for.
Poached Cocktail, Skewered Grilling, Alfredo/Paella, Golden-Crispy Breaded
Ideal for premium presentations, shrimp cocktails, skewered grilling, pasta, rice, and deep-fried breaded appetizers.
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U15 (The Tiger)
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16/20
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31/35 and 36/40
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41/50
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"U" means Under:If you see "U-15" on a label, it indicates there are under 15 shrimp per pound (meaning they are gigantic). These Shrimps are massive and meaty. Ideal for premium presentations, shrimp cocktails, or grilling.
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The Perfect "Bite" with Greate Visual Appeal:
This size is highly sought after because it offers the perfect balance of heft, tenderness, and versatility. They are large enough to be the centerpiece of a dish while still cooking quickly without becoming rubbery. They are meaty and substantial enough to provide a satisfying, juicy crunch—making them the gold standard for shrimp cocktail or skewered grilling.
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Appetizers, Cocktails, Pasta and Rice Dishes: Both sizes are ideal for Shrimp Alfredo or Paella. They are small enough to be eaten in a single bite along with pasta or rice but large enough to retain a meaty texture. This size provides balance and bite-sized convenience. 31/35 and 36/40 shrimp are the standard for high-volume shrimp cocktails at restaurants because they stay plump when poached gently.
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Optimal Breading-to-Shrimp Ratio: Because 41/50 shrimp are smaller than "jumbo" or "colossal" sizes, they have a higher surface-area-to-volume ratio. This allows for more crispy breading per bite without the protein overwhelming the coating. Medium shrimp cook very quickly. This ensures the shrimp is perfectly tender and fully cooked at the exact moment the breading reaches a golden-brown, crispy state.
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