Sashimi-grade Hokkaido scallops · Delivered across Canada

Buy Frozen Scallops — Dry-Packed, Never Watered Down

The frozen scallops most shops sell are pumped full of water. Ours are dry — sushi-grade, frozen at their peak, so they sear golden instead of steaming grey. Sashimi-grade Hokkaido scallops, delivered frozen across Canada.

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Dry-packed, never "wet" Sashimi-grade & sweet Frozen at peak freshness
Sweet, dry, sushi-grade

The Scallops Every Chef Wishes They Could Find

Imagine the best scallop you've ever eaten. Sweet. Tender. Perfectly caramelized.

That's what these are. Nothing added. Nothing to hide.

Buy scallops online — plus the shellfish to match

Start with our sashimi-grade Hokkaido scallops, then round out the plate with premium wild crustaceans.

Buy frozen Hokkaido scallops online — dry-packed, sashimi-grade, 30/40 count

Hokkaido Scallops

from $42.95 CAD

Sashimi-grade Hokkaido scallops, IQF for peak freshness, hand-graded 30/40 to the 1 lb bag — dry-packed, sweet, and sushi-grade. Frozen scallops the way they should be.

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Dry-packed, never watered down

Most scallops are soaked in phosphates to plump them with water. Ours are dry — nothing added — so they sear and caramelize instead of steaming grey.

Frozen at peak, delivered frozen

IQF the moment they're harvested, so peak sweetness is locked in — then shipped frozen to your door, anywhere in Canada.

Sashimi-grade & naturally sweet

Hand-graded 30/40 Hokkaido scallops — plump, sweet, and sushi-grade. Good enough to eat raw, as crudo or sashimi.

How to buy frozen scallops online from us

Restaurant-grade scallops — three steps from cart to pan.

1

Order online

Add scallops to your cart and check out in minutes. New? Take 10% off with code FRESHFISH10.

2

We ship them frozen

Shipped frozen at peak in eco-friendly insulation, delivered across Canada.

3

Sear in 90 seconds

Pat dry, hot pan, 60–90 seconds a side. Dry-packed means they brown — no steaming, no shrinking.

The phosphate problem

Dry scallops vs. "wet" scallops — the difference you can taste

Most scallops — frozen or "fresh" — are soaked in a phosphate bath that plumps them with water. They look bigger on the shelf, then leach it all back out in the pan, steam grey, and shrink to half what you paid for.

Ours are dry: untreated, nothing added. Frozen at their peak, they hit a hot pan and caramelize — golden crust, sweet centre, the scallop you actually ordered.

Suspended, not dredged

Why We Chose Japan Instead of the Atlantic

People often ask why a company built around premium wild seafood imports scallops from Japan. Simple. They're better. The Atlantic sea scallops most Canadians know are commonly harvested by dragging heavy dredges across the ocean floor. Hokkaido scallops are different. They're grown using suspended culture, hanging naturally in clean ocean water without disturbing the seabed. The result? One of the world's great sustainable seafood success stories. Ocean Wise Recommended. MSC Certified. And prized by sushi chefs around the world.

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From the Wheelhouse

People ask me all the time whether frozen seafood can really be better than fresh. Sometimes it is. Scallops are one of those products. Unless you're standing on the dock the day they're landed, 'fresh' scallops have usually spent days travelling. Many have also been treated with phosphates to make them look larger and last longer. Our Hokkaido scallops are different. They're frozen almost immediately after harvest while they're at their absolute best. Nothing added. Nothing hidden. When you put one in a hot pan it caramelizes beautifully instead of releasing a puddle of water. That's the difference between buying seafood and buying exceptional seafood.
— Dane Chauvel, fisherman & founder
Dry-packed Sashimi-grade Sustainably sourced Fisherman-owned

Questions, answered

Are these dry scallops or "wet" scallops?

Dry — always. "Wet" scallops are soaked in a phosphate solution (STP) that pumps them full of water, so you pay for brine and watch them weep and steam grey in the pan. Ours are dry-packed: nothing added. They sear golden and taste like scallop, not salt water.

Are frozen scallops as good as fresh scallops?

Better, usually. "Fresh" scallops at the counter are often days off the boat and were previously frozen anyway. Ours are IQF — individually quick-frozen at the peak of harvest — so the sweetness is locked in. Thaw them in the fridge overnight and they're indistinguishable from just-caught.

Where are these scallops from?

These are sashimi-grade Hokkaido scallops from the cold, clear waters of the North Pacific — prized by sushi chefs for their size and natural sweetness. Hand-graded 30/40 to the pound and fully traceable, like everything we sell.

How big are they?

30/40 per pound — large, restaurant-spec scallops, roughly 30 to 40 in a 1 lb bag. Plump enough to get a proper sear and keep a tender centre.

How do I cook and sear scallops?

Pat them bone-dry, get a pan or cast iron screaming hot with a little oil, and sear 60–90 seconds a side until golden. Don't crowd the pan and don't move them early. Finish with butter. Because they're dry-packed, they brown instead of boiling.

Can I eat them raw, as sashimi or crudo?

Yes — they're sashimi-grade. Slice thin for crudo, dress with citrus and good oil, or serve as scallop sashimi. Sweet, clean, and meant to be eaten raw.

Where do you deliver?

Across Canada — Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and beyond — shipped frozen in eco-friendly insulation so your scallops arrive in perfect condition.

Is there a discount for first-time orders?

Yes — new here? Take 10% off your first order with code FRESHFISH10 at checkout.

Order Dry-Packed Frozen Scallops Today

Sashimi-grade, sweet, and seared in 90 seconds. Delivered frozen across Canada.

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