Fulton Fish Market Cooperative

This was an adventure in the making for a bit. Very fun and interesting. We will definitely return. If you intend to buy, come prepared with large bags, coolers.

Buyer beware. Their online information is not accurate. It says seafood orders ship out 1-3 days. Which sounds normal as seafood has to be overnighted due to its perishable. I placed an order and it’s now saying it won’t arrive for 6 days from when you placed the order. This was for my daughter’s birthday dinner. Will never use this service again

It was an amazing experience to visit The New Fulton Fish Market. There is mostly wholesale for restaurant owners, but a few vendors do sell their seafood individually. The space is really bright and wide inside and there are cars moving around fast, so you should be careful walking on the pedestrian walkway. The market is open from 2am to 7am Monday through Friday. The parking is $7. Be expected to wait in the car for a little bit if you arrive close to 2am. However, the cars do move fast enough to enter the market. We ended up getting scallops, oyster, shrimps and uni. We tried to cook everything the next day and they all tasted very fresh. We will probably visit again soon to try their fish, but firstly we need to find more friends to share with us lol

Very fresh seafood well worth the 2am trip to Bronx. Just prepare for slightly bumpy road / road construction nearby. This is a busy wholesale market with lots of fork truck traffic. Big cooler / bag + cash for best deal.

Wholesale only. Only vendors with ice tables will sell per pound, but usually at a minimum. Anything in boxes is bulk. Come caffeinated, but don't expect much explanation. Bring wipes for hands or gloves since you should be hands on with the fish!

This place is right across the water from Rikers Island and is in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx. You pay $7.00 to get in for parking and there is lots of it. Things to watch out for: The fish market is just that. A busy place that's open Monday through Friday from 1am to 7am. Trucks must be unloaded and fish is being bought and sold. Walk only on the pedestrian paths because there are forklifts going in and out of the market to trucks being unloaded. Be alert and aware of your surroundings because of all the forklifts zooming by. Total nonsense of rude people. I talked to 5 seafood wholesalers and they treated me very very well. If I took a photo of the name of the company and posted it, it's because I recommend them. There is a fish that I saw that I am a new fan of but I wont mention it. I dont want the price to go up. Go see my guy Josh at Caleb Haley at Unit 110 where they have everything and he patiently explained how the fish market works. I'll never buy seafood from Whole Foods again. Real talk.

I was an hour late (arrived around 5:15am) and missed out on the items I wanted to buy and was completely disappointed that the seafood I wanted was sold out. Next time I was told to be there by 2-3 am. As they say, early bird catches the worm. It makes sense.

This was one of the best purchases that I’ve made in awhile. On a whim, I ordered two dozen Kumamoto Oysters as a surprise for my mom’s 73rd birthday. They did not disappoint. Granted, they were expensive but well worth the price and deliciousness. The shipping was overnight priority and they came well insulate via FedEx. These come live (as do all of their shellfish/fish/meat, not frozen) and needed to be shucked. I admittedly forgot about the shucking part but in my usual risky fashion, a paring knife did the trick. They were absolutely delicious. Hands down the best Oysters that my mom has ever had and they were gone in about 30 minutes. This is a gem that I’ll definitely be ordering from again!

Seafood wholeseller extraordinaire! Take a drive to the new Fulton Fish Market, located in Hunts Point, Bronx, one of New York City's few remaining seedy neighborhoods. The market is where most of New York City's fish mongers buy their fish. If you had fish in restaurant in New York City, there's an overwhelming chance that the fish was bought at the Fulton FIsh Market. And if the fish is very good, then there's an even better chance it came from Emerald Seafood.

Freshest fish in the world! Tom Flanigan and his employees are amazing! Trustworthy and delicious!