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We deliver across the entire state. We deliver to all 50 US states.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is galunggong?

    Galunggong is a type of fish commonly found in Southeast Asia. It is commonly associated with Filipino cuisine and is often grilled, fried, or used in soups and stews.

  • How is galunggong prepared?

    Galunggong can be grilled, fried, or used in soups and stews. It can be marinated beforehand for additional flavor.

  • Where can I buy galunggong?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • What can I substitute for galunggong?

    Mackerel or herring can be used as substitutes for galunggong.

  • Can I eat galunggong raw?

    It is not advisable to eat raw galunggong. It is best to cook it thoroughly to avoid potential health risks.

  • Can pregnant women eat galunggong?

    Yes, it is generally safe for pregnant women to eat galunggong. However, it is advisable to consume it in moderation.

  • Does galunggong contain mercury?

    Galunggong contains lower levels of mercury compared to larger predatory fish.

  • Is galunggong a sustainable fish?

    Galunggong is considered a sustainable fish in some regions, but it is important to check local listings for the most sustainable choices.

  • What does galunggong taste like?

    Galunggong has a mild, sweet flavor with a firm texture. Its taste is similar to that of mackerel.

  • Is galunggong healthy?

    Yes, galunggong is high in protein and omega-3 fatty acids. It is also low in saturated fat.

  • Can I freeze galunggong?

    Yes, you can freeze galunggong for up to 3 months.

  • Does galunggong have bones?

    Yes, like many fish, galunggong has bones. But they can be easily removed before cooking.

  • Can I use galunggong in a fish curry?

    Yes, galunggong can be used in a fish curry. Its firm texture holds up well in sauces.

  • Is galunggong expensive?

    The price of galunggong can vary depending on the location. However, it is generally more affordable than other types of fish.

  • What dishes can I make with galunggong?

    You can make a variety of dishes with galunggong, including fish soups, stews, fried or grilled fish, and in fish curries.

  • How do you clean galunggong?

    The cleaning process of galunggong is similar to most round fish. It includes descaling, gutting, and removing the gills and fins.