This Sri Lankan fish curry is bright, tangy, and gently creamy, with the distinctive sour depth of goraka balanced by sweet coconut milk and aromatic curry leaves. Tender pieces of white fish poach in a spiced sauce that is simple enough for a beginner yet deeply flavorful and comforting.

Moqueca Baiana is a fragrant fish stew with a rich golden broth of coconut milk, dendê oil, sweet peppers, tomatoes, and onion. The fish stays tender and delicate, while cilantro and lime keep the finish bright and fresh.

Ceviche Clásico is bright, cold, and intensely fresh, with tender cubes of white fish lightly cured in lime and ají amarillo. Sweet choclo and crunchy cancha balance the sharp citrus and onion, giving the dish its signature Peruvian contrast of textures.

Tiradito is silky, thinly sliced raw fish bathed in a bright, spicy leche de tigre and finished with a fragrant rocoto-sesame oil. The result is light, sharp, and elegant, with clean citrus, gentle heat, and rich nuttiness in every bite.

Dag BaSil is tender white fish gently poached in a vivid, spicy tomato sauce scented with garlic, caraway, cumin, and fresh coriander. The result is bright, warming, and deeply savory, with enough sauce to spoon over bread or grains.

Golden-brown, spiced white fish meets crisp lime slaw and creamy avocado. Fresh herbs, chilli and onion bring bright flavours and a pleasant kick.