Seafood with G

  • Tasty edible fish; a common seafood choice.

  • Squid is edible; the giant kind still counts.

  • Shrimp are edible; big ones are seafood too.

  • Popular seafood dish: salmon grilled.

  • Spanish term for prawns; common on menus.

  • Generic menu phrase for seafood cooked on a grill.

  • Shrimp dish; grilled and yummy seafood.

  • Huge clam, a prized and tasty seafood.

  • Crab is edible; giant varieties are served.

  • A shark is edible seafood, though great whites are rarely served 🦈

  • Gar is a freshwater fish, eaten in some regions

  • Shrimp from the Gulf region, popular seafood.

  • Shark species eaten in Australia as “flake”.

  • Galjoen is a South African marine fish eaten as seafood 🐟

  • Edible marine fish, grilled or smoked in cuisine.

  • Spanish/Italian name for prawn, common seafood.

  • Edible bottom‑dwelling fish, used in fish stews.

  • Octopus dish, grilled and served as seafood.

  • A fish with green coloring can still be seafood 🐟

  • Indonesian for octopus, eaten in many dishes.

  • A grilled prawn dish, with shellfish as the star of the plate.

  • Coastal fish, popular as food in Europe and Asia

  • Edible mussels, common in Asian seafood dishes

  • Edible seaweed, used in soups and salads

  • Small coastal fish, eaten grilled or fried

  • Fish is an edible sea animal and a classic seafood choice.

  • A shrimp dish fits the seafood menu perfectly.

  • Fish are classic edible seafood, whatever their color.

  • Shrimp are classic edible seafood.

  • South African marine fish, sometimes eaten grilled

  • Seafood stew with shrimp, classic Cajun–Creole dish

  • Fish is seafood, even when described dramatically 🐟

  • Sushi is a well-known seafood dish 🍣

  • Large prawns, popular seafood in many cuisines

  • Large cephalopod; octopus is popular seafood worldwide.

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