Buy Mahi-mahi

Tanner's Alaskan Seafood partners with a small fishing family to provide high-quality fish that is not native to Alaska, such as mahi-mahi. Our warm water fish is always fresh and ready to ship the next day because it is 100% wild-caught and sustainably harvested. There are so many ways to prepare mahi-mahi. But you have to start with the best kind, and that is what we offer.

Free overnight shipping of our mahi-mahi is available in the continental United States with a minimum quantity of eight pounds. There are added shipping charges to Hawaii, Alaska, and Canada. We carefully check our catches for size and freshness. The mahi-mahi goes in the freezer the same day it is processed. Everyone at Tanner's takes pride in serving customers the best mahi-mahi their money can buy. It is flash-frozen to preserve nutrients, freshness, and flavor.

The mahi-mahi is on sale for $14.95 per portion, which is between seven to nine ounces. It is regularly priced at $20.96 per piece. Shipping for next day delivery is done on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Orders must be placed by 5 pm Alaska time one day before the shipping date. If the package arrives with damages, please take pictures of the damaged box or products and email Tanner's right away.

In Polynesian, mahi-mahi means 'strong, strong.' Mahi-mahi is fully cooked when it reaches 137 degrees Fahrenheit internally. Properly cooked mahi-mahi is tender and flaky. It is an excellent source of fish oil, amino acids, and several vitamins (such as B-3, B-5, B-6, and B-12). The taste is mildly sweet, perfect for people who do not like overly fishy tasting fish. It can be baked, broiled, deep-fried, grilled, sautéed, and used in sushi. The mahi-mahi sold at Tanner's is always firm and the perfect shade of beige or pink.

Mahi-mahi is not very fatty or oily. Simple seasonings are best when preparing mahi-mahi; garlic, lemon, chili flakes, parsley, basil, paprika, onion powder, oregano, and thyme. Fruit salsa, such as peach or mango, would be great on mahi-mahi. For a more traditional sauce, you could use a beurreblanc or hollandaise. Mahi-mahi is also great in salads; there are so many recipes to consider. There are also a lot of recipes using mahi-mahi, especially grilled, in sandwiches and tacos. Rice, steamed vegetables, quinoa, and polenta are popular side dishes.

Mahi-mahi has a low to moderate mercury level. A person can eat up to six portions of mahi-mahi every month. It is a right and safe choice for women who are pregnant. An average portion of mahi-mahi has thirty-eight grams of protein and less than 200 calories. The healthiest ways to cook mahi-mahi are broiled, grilled, or baked. It can go right from the freezer into the oven. Stocking your freezer with Tanner's mahi-mahi is a great way to have it on hand at a moment's notice or enjoy during the offseason.

For more information about our mahi-mahi, please call (866) 209-4882. You can also fill out your information on our contact page or send a private email to info@tannersfish.com.