What is Ono Fish? Wahoo fish, also known as ono fish in Hawaii, is a species of fish that is found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. It is a popular game fish, prized for its firm, white flesh, and mild, slightly sweet flavor. As a side note 'ono is also the Hawaiian word for "delicious." A fitting description for one of our favorite types of fish.
Also known as wahoo, ono is a prized Hawaiian fish known for its firm texture, mild flavor, and exceptional versatility in the kitchen. But there’s more to this fish than just taste.
This article breaks down everything you need to know about Ono, including:
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What makes it different from other white fish
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Why is it popular in Hawaiian cuisine
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How it's caught and prepared
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Nutritional benefits for clean eaters and high-protein diets
If you've seen 'ono' on menus or jerky labels but weren’t quite sure what it was, this guide offers a clear and concise explanation, along with tips on how to enjoy it.
Curious about what makes ono a standout fish? Read the full blog here.
