Best Seafood in Western Sydney
Forget the drive to the coast. From Cajun seafood boils you eat with your hands to waterfront platters and late night feasts, the west has seafood sorted. Here’s where to go for the best seafood in Western Sydney.
Kickin’Inn, Penrith
No plates, no cutlery. The seafood arrives in a bag and you go in with your hands, bib and gloves on. Every Sydney store is halal certified, and heat levels run from zero-chilli lemon pepper to Extra Kickin’. Try the Mixed Bag with lemon pepper sauce and a Shrimp Martini on the side. Book ahead on weekends, and don’t wear white.
Also at: Mt Druitt, Parramatta, Canley Heights, Emerton and Campbelltown
📍 261 Mulgoa Road, Jamisontown
🔗 kickininn.com.au
Calli’s Grill, St Marys
Calli’s is West Sydneys homegrown answer to the Cajun boil, serving American soul food since 2020 in their one of a kind food truck. Get the Cajun seafood boil and add the Hot Cheeto corn ribs, which are the side everyone orders. Reef and Beef is the move if you can’t decide. It’s big portion food. Go hungry or go with a group.
📍 455 Great Western Highway, St Marys
🔗 callisgrill.com.au
Aquarius Seafood Restaurant, Georges Hall
This is your long-lunch spot. It sits on the Georges River, surrounded by parkland, with an elevated terrace over the water. The hot and cold seafood platters are the drawcard, and the platter and cocktails combo gets rave reviews. Grab a terrace table on a sunny day. It’s closed Mondays.
📍 3/56 Rabaul Road, Georges Hall (off Henry Lawson Drive)
🔗 aquariusseafood.com.au
Ocean Treasure Asian Dining, Blacktown
This is Cantonese done seriously, with live seafood, Hong Kong BBQ, yum cha and dim sum. Chef Stevenson trained under Hong Kong’s “Abalone King” Yeung Koon-yat. Order the steamed coral trout or the award-winning Prawn “Lychee”, and the Peking duck gets a lot of love too. Plus members get 25% off lunch and dinner Monday to Thursday, and off yum cha Monday to Friday. Parking is free.
📍 40 Second Avenue, Blacktown (inside Club Blacktown)
🔗 clubblacktown.com.au
Fish Fish, South Penrith
This is fish and chips with a modern edge, plus fresh seafood and healthy bowls. The owners grew up in a family fish shop and took over the old Sea Tucker site. Order the battered barramundi and the sweet potato scallops. And they run a coeliac friendly menu every Wednesday and Thursday. They’re closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
📍 167 Smith St, South Penrith
🔗 fishfishpenrith.com.au
Seven Seas Fresh Seafood, Gregory Hills
Seven Seas is a fish market with live seafood and a fish and chips counter that does both gourmet and old-school. It’s open daily from 9am to 7:30pm. Hosting? They deliver seafood Sydney wide and will clean and scale it for you.
📍 33 Village Circuit, Gregory Hills (HomeCo)
🔗 sevenseasfs.com.au
Yoros Seafood, Liverpool
Yoros is a fishmonger with a hot food bar, and the seafood comes straight from Sydney Fish Market. It does quick, cheap seafood lunches, from oysters and sashimi to grilled salmon and seafood baskets. Throwing a party? Order a sushi or cold seafood platter.
📍 Level 1, Westfield Liverpool (opposite Coles), Macquarie St, Liverpool
🔗 westfield.com.au/liverpool
Fish & Chix, Merrylands
This is a cheap eats staple for grilled fish, seafood, chicken and salads. It’s no-frills and quick, and easy on the wallet. Go grilled over battered for a lighter lunch.
📍 Stockland Merrylands, McFarlane St, Merrylands
🔗 fishandchix.com.au
