I am so happy I found this store! I was so tired of the supermarket fish I was actually thinking…read moreabout going to the Billingsgate Fish Market myself. But now I dont have to because the guys of Holloway Fisheries bring you a lot of fresh fish, straight from the ocean (via Billingsate Fish Market ;-) ) for a reasonable price. No posh counter, just the fish in styrofoam boxes and ice. Happy to sell you just one fish or a whole lot and happy to clean the fish as you like it (pan ready). What they have on offer changes daily and depends on what they expect to sell. So for sushi quality tuna you better try on Thursday or Friday early in the day because these are the days they sell this the most (to restaurants). Cash only, but there is a cash machine on the opposite side of the road. They are the first shop at the entrance of the market.

Holloway fisheries is probably the best fishmonger in the immediate area. We found this place to be…read morequite the surprise as they serve fresh fish, octopus, squid and shellfish at a far better quality that the local supermarkets (which its next to). I've been here a few times and always bought the seafood for the paella I always cook for the annual BBQ (and yes it's always a hit!). I can buy enough to feed 15 for around £15 (squid, king prawn, mussels) with a typical largish fish at about £3-4 though these are more much bigger than their supermarket equivalents. If you ask them they will also happily clean and prepare the fish for you. They even have fish heads if you want to make a stock. Apart from the paella ingredients I've also bought red snapper and scallops without any complaints. The great service and a decent range means that I will always come here and it certainly beats an early morning trek to Billingsgate.

It was great! I stopped by to pick up some ingredients because I was cooking for a dinner party at…read moremy friend's place. I'm Singaporean living in the US, I was visiting London and wanted to make some signature Singaporean dishes. I even picked up a pandan cake that was very much like how it's made back home! They had pretty much all the ingredients I needed and I was very happy while walking around there looking at everything they had to offer. Also the roasted duck and BBQ pork in the restaurant section looked very good but I haven't tried it. Very clean supermarket with a vast selection of Asian ingredients. Enjoyed the experience. I will be back!

Wing Yip is the extensive Chinese supermarket. Stock up on everything from froZen dimsum to fresh…read morefish and meat. As it caters to all the restaurants in the area goods also come in wholesale quantities. Plenty of parking. If you want to eat there's a main restaurant. Go in by the exterior entrance and tell the staff how many you are - turnaround is swift as it's something like a 200 cover place. Menu is extensive, food is great. There's also a cafe between this and the supermarket, more limited menu but just as good.

Fantastic fishmonger. My boyfriend and I go to this location every weekend to buy fish and other…read moreseafood. It's like our favorite outting. While it is a bit pricey compare to billingates, living in these small flats in London, we don't need a box of 10 seabasses. Plus who really has the time to clean up the fish anyway? They have all the basics, even razor clams, (live *moving*) Langostino, wild seabass... they will clean / fillet your fish for you. SO YUMMY! I heart La Petite Poissonnerie!

What a jewel! A small seating area upstairs with a larger area downstairs,l with a lovely selection…read moreof fresh seafood. Make your selection from "the boat" and allow them to masterfully prepare it or take it home and give it your best. Great atmosphere, popular with their neighbors and a friendly chef/fishmonger/owner who loves his customers and his work. Hint: try the fish soup!

Best fish this part of town, go for fresh sea bass, always goodread more

I love coming here to buy fish that as fresh from the sea as it can get, and at a very good price…read more The staff here know what they are talking about, and can give advice on what fish to buy for what ocassion. There is a wide selection to choose from on any day, and the shellfish is always fresh as well. This is a good area to shop, in the shadow of the Trellik Tower - you'll be able to buy all the other ingredients you'll need for a top notch meal all in the same few blocks! Well worth the trip anytime!

There is only one place where my household buy their fish within the local area, and that is Walter…read morePurkis and Sons. They have been here for years and is extremely well kept. The guys who serve are really friendly and once you go a few times, they will remember you and buying your fish becomes like a social event. I am no fish expert, but I really love eating it, and everything here is of a real high quality. Beats the supermarkets by far. They have a huge selection and walking in gives you that fresh feeling. You can also find some decent jars of sauces that are good to cook fish in and they would have no problems in giving some advice. The best fish in London!

I held my best Birthday Party ever at Ocean! When I arrived the lovely Ocean family had set up…read moredecorations and balloons, they were playing authentic Chinese music. The hot pot tables were prepared beautifully, with a fortune cookie for everyone! We sat down and were served the most heart warming food, it was so fresh and there was such a variety. It was prepared lovingly! It is also a very fun and interactive way of eating dinner with friends. We then sang songs on the karaoke speaker and microphone all night long - I was gifted thoughtful presents, a card, and cake from the Ocean family. They went above and beyond. I felt so lucky. Everyone was even given a pair of earrings - that we will have forever. I can not recommend enough!

What a lifesaver, this Ocean Market…read more Its dedicated instant noodle section is sure to be a hit with the (predominantly Chinese, it appears) UCL crowd whose dorm is just up the block. Aisles are lined with all the frozen bits one needs to host a rippin' hot pot session. It's like a slice of Chinatown in the middle of Islington. There's even a wall of assorted imported beverages from parts of Asia, ranging from Pocari Sweat concentrates down to bottled aloe drinks. Don't even get me started on their wall of chilli and ready-to-eat steamed buns - amazing.

Fantastic this family run business I have been going to for years truly has the best customer…read moreambience and service, it has the most extensive fish range I have ever seen at a fish mongers. A fish for every pallet and culture. If you haven't tried it you must, you will not be dissapotinted, you won't know what I mean until you go.

I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for exclusive quality and lovely service…read more Smoked salmon is the best I ever had in my life! Coming from Canada west coast I am expert in culinary taste! You have just hit the best fish store on the earth no doubt! Love you guys, special thanks to Jason for his expertise and friendliness.

Shortly after moving to St John's Wood, i decided to take a jog through Regents Park. I past this…read morefishmonger on my way home one day and poked my head in for a quick look. Immediately upon seeing me, a man held a five inch long slice of beautiful smoked salmon, and offered me a sample. I accepted it... It was good. It was damn good. It was, hands down, the finest smoked salmon that i've ever had in my life. I will be using Brown's smoked salmon as the basis for every piece of smoked salmon that i ever have for the rest of my life. Unfortunately, i don't go on jogs with money in my pockets. I ran home, and tried to forget about the salmon but thought i'd mention the fishmonger to my flatmate, who is something of a cook himself. We both paused while talking about it and just by the look on his face, i could tell that he was thinking about what i was thinking. He had been given a taste of the salmon a few weeks prior. I jokingly called it "the chronic of salmon", though he upped the ante by calling it "the crack of salmon". We were both hooked. I took a shower and tried to dress myself as someone else; i didn't want the people working here to know that i was coming back to the market twice in one day. Fortunately, they didn't recognize me. I left the market as a better man. One with salmon. We put it into our eggs. we put it on toasted bagels with cream cheese lemon juice and capers. we put it onto slices of baguette with creme fraiche... we put it on everything we could... I've been back for the salmon several times. Occasionally buying it instead of the fish i actually came there for. The rest of the fish here is fine.