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Top 5 products for Yellow Eel
Latest reviews
I bought it based on the reviews, but haven't tried it yet; this is my first time.
The stir-fried eel was delicious today, and this one doesn't even require deboning.
It looks quite fresh; it tastes good when stir-fried with eel shreds.
You should try all the different flavors. Although it's a freshwater fish, it would definitely be delicious stir-fried with scallions.
I keep buying it; it doesn't smell fishy and is easy to clean.
The ones I often repurchase are probably the most authentic ones I can find in the US, they're just a bit small.
The best eel shreds, fresh and not fishy.
This is a perfect replica of Mong Kok claypot rice! My family loved it. The fragrant rice from Sister Flower brand that I bought was also delicious. The fish had no fishy smell at all and was very clean.
This is my first time buying this. I hope it tastes good. If it does, I'll order again next time.
Latest reviews
Still frozen.
This was my first time buying it. Compared to Taiwanese eels, this one is softer. I was initially hesitant because some reviews mentioned a muddy taste, but my stir-fried eel pasta was delicious and didn't have that muddy taste at all.
It tastes unexpectedly good, cooks quickly until tender, and is easy to clean.
The quality looks very good; I hope the meat is plump and juicy.
The meat is still as good as fresh.
I will repurchase this product, it is clean and the price is cheap.
I have repurchased many times, it is very delicious!
I've eaten half of it. How should I put it? The meat is thick and plump.
The packaging is very good and the eels are very clean. I used it to make eel clay pot rice and it was great!
Latest reviews
The eel slices are fresh, first time buying.
I am trying this for the first time. It’s smaller than I thought. Hopefully it’s good. I am planning to make it with claypot rice.
Very good yellow eel slices. Not fishy at all. Made with maoxuewang, it's delicious
convenient…………………………
The fried eel slices with ginger and green onion taste pretty good, after all, they are frozen and not that fresh.
Rely on it to realize the freedom of cured rice eel and claypot rice. Surprise feels like home
First time buying. Hope it tastes good.
This rice field eel tastes good, the meat is firm enough, but there are some bones, which is acceptable ?
The high-quality eel back is not fishy at all, and it is very close to the domestic taste.
Very clean, but the portion is a bit small, the baked rice is not bad
Latest reviews
Delicious eel fried rice, quick and easy!
Easy to use, tastes good, and is great for pre-made meals.
There are some that are slightly less fishy, but most of them are... really fishy.
The packaging is very good, the eel is OK, a little fishy, and there are some small bones, so be careful when eating
It's a bit oily, but pour out the oil and sauté the mushrooms, onions, and other ingredients before braising the shredded eel. The noodles are just soft-serve noodles! It's frozen, but not fishy. Better than the eel! Stock up on them during the sale!
Tried it on sale, heated it up and added some black pepper, it was delicious, pure Shanghai rich sauce, and generous. Will definitely repurchase.
This is the amount for two. This fried eel shreds prepared dish tastes pretty good.
The taste is okay, occasionally you can find some small bones, and then there are a few bites that are too fishy...
Just tried it and it tasted fishy.
It's delicious with rice, the sauce is rich and tasty
Latest reviews
First time purchasing but can't wait to try it... Planning to cook just like the picture
The eel was a bit jiggly and had a weird texture when first opened. After it was cooked the eel tasted fine. Very soft and mouth watering
Terrible, the eel is tiny and all broken up. It shrunk so much that it looks like overcooked green onion in the pan even though there was no green onion in this dish (except for the garnish)
Buy it you won't be disappointed
A small package, very clean
Very delicious, very convenient, will buy again
If the amount of shredded eel is small, add wild rice. I made Shanghai Aibai fried shredded eels and it tastes good
I haven’t eaten it yet. If there are bones in it, it’s not good eel. You won’t see my review next time. You know
It was cleaned very well, and although it wasn't fishy, it didn't have any umami flavor.
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Customer since 2020Los Angeles, CAFrequently asked questions
What is yellow eel?
Yellow eel is a stage in the life cycle of an eel, specifically between the 'elver' stage and the final 'silver eel' stage. Yellow eels have a yellowish or golden color and live in fresh or brackish water.
Is yellow eel edible?
Yes, yellow eel is edible and is a common ingredient in some eastern Asian dishes.
How is yellow eel usually prepared?
Yellow eel can be grilled, smoked, stewed, or fried. It is often served with a variety of sauces.
Are there any concerns about consuming yellow eel?
The primary concerns about consuming yellow eel are overfishing and contamination. Some eels can accumulate toxins in their bodies from the environment.
How should yellow eel be stored?
Yellow eel should be stored in a refrigerator at a low temperature. If it is to be kept for a longer period, it can be frozen.
Where can I buy yellow eel?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Is yellow eel expensive?
The price of yellow eel can vary depending on the region and the size of the eel. On average, it is considered a mid-ranged price fish.
Can I use yellow eel as a substitute for other types of eel in recipes?
Yes, yellow eel can be used as a substitute for other types of eel in most recipes.
Where is yellow eel commonly found?
Yellow eels are found in various parts of the world. They are mostly common in European and North African regions, ranging from the British Isles to the Black Sea.
What does yellow eel taste like?
Yellow eel has a rich, sweet, and slightly oily flavor with a firm and meaty texture.
Is yellow eel healthy?
Yellow eel is considered healthy as it is high in protein and contains essential vitamins and minerals. However, it should be consumed in moderation due to its high cholesterol content.
What are some popular dishes made with yellow eel?
Some popular dishes that use yellow eel include unagi sushi, eel soup, and eel pie.
How do I know if a yellow eel is fresh?
A fresh yellow eel should have a shiny skin, clear eyes, and a mild sea-like scent. It should not have a strong fishy odor.
Does yellow eel contain toxins?
Some eels can accumulate toxins from the environment. However, commercially sold yellow eels usually go through thorough checks to ensure they are safe for consumption.
Can yellow eel be eaten raw?
Like all seafood, it is recommended to cook yellow eel properly before consumption to kill any potential parasites. Eating it raw is not usually advised.
Is yellow eel farmed or wild?
Both farmed and wild yellow eels are available. Farmed eels are more common in commercial markets due to overfishing concerns.
Popular reviews
- I bought it based on the reviews, but haven't tried it yet; this is my first time.
- The stir-fried eel was delicious today, and this one doesn't even require deboning.
- It looks quite fresh; it tastes good when stir-fried with eel shreds.
- You should try all the different flavors. Although it's a freshwater fish, it would definitely be delicious stir-fried with scallions.
- I keep buying it; it doesn't smell fishy and is easy to clean.
- The ones I often repurchase are probably the most authentic ones I can find in the US, they're just a bit small.
- The best eel shreds, fresh and not fishy.
- This is a perfect replica of Mong Kok claypot rice! My family loved it. The fragrant rice from Sister Flower brand that I bought was also delicious. The fish had no fishy smell at all and was very clean.
- This is my first time buying this. I hope it tastes good. If it does, I'll order again next time.
- Still frozen.
- The eel slices are fresh, first time buying.
- I am trying this for the first time. It’s smaller than I thought. Hopefully it’s good. I am planning to make it with claypot rice.
- Very good yellow eel slices. Not fishy at all. Made with maoxuewang, it's delicious
- convenient…………………………
- The fried eel slices with ginger and green onion taste pretty good, after all, they are frozen and not that fresh.
- Rely on it to realize the freedom of cured rice eel and claypot rice. Surprise feels like home
- First time buying. Hope it tastes good.
- This rice field eel tastes good, the meat is firm enough, but there are some bones, which is acceptable ?
- The high-quality eel back is not fishy at all, and it is very close to the domestic taste.
- Very clean, but the portion is a bit small, the baked rice is not bad
- Delicious eel fried rice, quick and easy!
- Easy to use, tastes good, and is great for pre-made meals.
- There are some that are slightly less fishy, but most of them are... really fishy.
- The packaging is very good, the eel is OK, a little fishy, and there are some small bones, so be careful when eating
- It's a bit oily, but pour out the oil and sauté the mushrooms, onions, and other ingredients before braising the shredded eel. The noodles are just soft-serve noodles! It's frozen, but not fishy. Better than the eel! Stock up on them during the sale!
- Tried it on sale, heated it up and added some black pepper, it was delicious, pure Shanghai rich sauce, and generous. Will definitely repurchase.
- This is the amount for two. This fried eel shreds prepared dish tastes pretty good.
- The taste is okay, occasionally you can find some small bones, and then there are a few bites that are too fishy...
- Just tried it and it tasted fishy.
- It's delicious with rice, the sauce is rich and tasty
- First time purchasing but can't wait to try it... Planning to cook just like the picture
- The eel was a bit jiggly and had a weird texture when first opened. After it was cooked the eel tasted fine. Very soft and mouth watering
- Terrible, the eel is tiny and all broken up. It shrunk so much that it looks like overcooked green onion in the pan even though there was no green onion in this dish (except for the garnish)
- Buy it you won't be disappointed
- A small package, very clean
- Very delicious, very convenient, will buy again
- If the amount of shredded eel is small, add wild rice. I made Shanghai Aibai fried shredded eels and it tastes good
- I haven’t eaten it yet. If there are bones in it, it’s not good eel. You won’t see my review next time. You know
- It was cleaned very well, and although it wasn't fishy, it didn't have any umami flavor.
Surprisingly, it doesn't taste like teriyaki sauce, but rather like plain grilled anago. Those who can't smell fish might find it fishy. I think it's good for a quick meal.
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