History

Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) is a native Australian fish found in northern coastal and freshwater systems. The name comes from Aboriginal languages of north Queensland; the species was a staple food source for coastal Indigenous communities for thousands of years. Commercial wild fishery and aquaculture grew through the 1980s; today over 80 percent of Australian barramundi is farmed in Queensland and the Northern Territory. Brisbane menus serve it whole grilled, pan-fried with skin crispy or as the contemporary sashimi-style preparation in fine-dining rooms.

Common allergens: Fish

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Queensland Barramundi in Brisbane

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