Frozen Wild-Caught Yellowfin Tuna (Ahi) - #1 Sushi Grade - 8 oz
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No Blood Vein
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Wild-Caught Yellowfin Tuna from Maine Lobster Now
Yellowfin Tuna is also referred to as Ahi, and is often featured in sushi rolls at popular restaurants. Our Yellowfin Tuna is wild-caught and always sourced sustainably. You can order yours today and have it for dinner as early as tomorrow. Just select the date that you would like it overnighted to you during the checkout process.
Sushi Grade Yellowfin Tuna
This sushi-grade tuna is safe to eat raw, making it perfect for at-home sushi making. Hand roll this wild-caught ahi and then serve it with a side of soy-ginger dipping sauce and wasabi to impress friends at your next dinner party. You can even pan sear it and serve it atop your favorite rice bowl or salad for a fast and healthy lunch.
Buy Yellowfin Tuna Today
Placing your order for Yellowfin Tuna through Maine Lobster Now saves you time. We will overnight your delivery right to your home, allowing you to spend more time cooking and enjoying your food. We also offer free shipping on orders of $100 or more.
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