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Image placeholder: Whole Alaska black cod (sablefish)
Black cod — also known as sablefish — is prized for its rich, buttery texture that practically melts on the fork, the star of dishes like miso-glazed black cod in Japanese cuisine. The Alaska Prime imports black cod directly from Alaska and flash-freezes it right after catch to lock in that signature richness. It's available as portion-cut fillets, large fillets, steaks, and whole fish in several sizes.

Pre-portioned fillets at roughly 170g each — perfect for a quick meal for one or two, no extra cutting required. Great for pan-searing, grilling, or steaming with soy sauce.
→ Shop black cod fillet portions (~170g)
Whole-cut fillets in the 600–800g range, ideal for restaurants, bigger family meals, or anyone who prefers to portion it themselves.
→ Shop black cod large fillets (600–800g)

Bone-in cross-cut steaks that hold their shape and stay extra juicy when grilled or braised — the bone helps keep the flesh firmer and sweeter.
Head-and-gutted whole fish at 5–7 lbs, ideal if you want to break it down yourself or need custom cuts for a specific recipe.
→ Shop whole black cod, H&G (5–7 lbs)
A larger whole fish at 7+ lbs, best suited for restaurants or bulk orders looking for a better price per kilo.
→ Shop whole black cod, H&G (7+ lbs)
A mid-size whole fish at 1.8–2.2kg — a good balance of yield and price for households that like to stock up.
→ Shop whole black cod, H&G (1.8–2.2kg)
Prices are updated with each import shipment — get in touch with The Alaska Prime or check current pricing on each product page.

Image placeholder: Miso-glazed black cod — the most popular way to cook this fish
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THE DISTINCTIVE QUALITY OF SEAFOOD AT ALASKA PRIME
At Alaska Prime, all seafood is 100% naturally caught, packaged, and directly frozen in Alaska through a closed-loop process, ensuring the highest quality and preserving the nutritional value from the sea to the table.