Ahi Lover Kit
$95.49
Averages 5.5 lbs
Does sashimi ever sound delicious? (Yes, we know what you are thinking) Are you a poke fan? Do you love a seared, rare tuna steak? This basket of goodies in the Ahi Lovers Kit is for you – sustainably caught, guilt-free tuna options; something rare in today’s world! Our highest quality ahi tuna, served three ways.
Ahi Poke Packs (2)
Enjoy one shoyu poke pack and one spicy poke pack, each complete with tuna cubes and our authentic Oh-Ke Po-Ke sauces, served throughout the Hawaiian Islands. 8, 4 oz. servings of poke.
Ahi Saku Blocks (2 blocks)
These tender, buttery blocks of ahi are perfect for sashimi and sushi, either cut raw or quickly seared and then sliced. ~64 Sashimi slices or 8, 4 oz. servings.
Ahi steaks (1 box)
This fresh-tasting, light but satisfying meal, is an ahi lover’s dream come true. 6, 6 oz. servings.
Product Details: Over 22 servings per kit, multiple products included
Frozen Portion Sizing: Portion sizes range from 4-6 oz.
Species: Ahi Tuna
Serving Suggestion: Have poke for lunch, impress your friends and family with sashimi for an appetizer, and then finish the night off with rare seared ahi steak for dinner.
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2 reviews for Ahi Lover Kit
N/A (verified owner) –
Ideal for hors d’oeuvre
Liz (verified owner) –
I did a price comparison with other online fish vendors and found this to be the most economical as well as sustainable. I really appreciated the attention to detail the company paid as it was clear that all communication was with an actual person and not a bot. I was able to select the delivery date and was texted by Fresh Seas to confirm – they even texted when it arrived to check that everything in order. Everything arrived frozen solid despite being quite hot. I had no issues whatsoever with thawing, package damage, etc. The quality is fantastic and way better than I could get locally. Unlike a lot of frozen fish, it’s not spongy, waterlogged or super “fishy” in smell or taste – just really clean tasting, firm tuna. Would love to see the mahi-mahi and kanpachi offered flash frozen (looks like currently just fresh) as well as these are quite difficult to get in the midwest outside of high-end restaurants and sushi shops.