Capelin, the common form of shishamo, is a small fish that is popular in Japanese cuisine. Shishamo is named after its resemblance to a willow leaf due to its elongated body shape and thin, pointed tail. Capelin is typically grilled or roasted, which brings out its natural flavours and gives it a crispy exterior. It is commonly seasoned with salt or soy sauce, adding a savoury taste to the delicate and flaky flesh. The small size of shishamo makes it convenient to eat as a whole, and it is often enjoyed as an appetizer or as part of a traditional Japanese meal.

• This is a frozen product
• Each tray weighs 150g-180g+/- and contains 7-8 fish