Fish & Co Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
The full fish and co menu guide for Malaysia: fish and chips from RM22.95, grilled pollock and salmon mains from RM30.95, sharing broth pots at RM79.95, seafood platters for one or two, kids meals at RM12.95 and a set lunch advertised from RM10.95. One honest note up front: Fish & Co Malaysia publishes no current official price list we could find, so every price below comes from the chain’s Johor Bahru menu and recent outlet reviews, and you should confirm the board at your branch before you order.
What does Fish & Co cost in Malaysia?
Fish & Co is a Singapore-born seafood chain with a Mediterranean, eat-from-the-pan style, and its Malaysian outlets sit in major malls across the Klang Valley and Johor Bahru. The price spread is wide: sides from RM6.95, kids meals at RM12.95, fish and chips in the low to high twenties, premium fish mains in the low thirties, and sharing pots near RM80. Here is the board by category.
| Menu Section | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Fish And Chips | RM 22.95 – 26.95 |
| Grilled And Baked Fish Mains | RM 30.95 – 33.95 |
| Sharing Broth Pots | RM 79.95 – 80.95 |
| Seafood Platter | RM 36.95 – 69.95 |
| Kids Meals | RM 12.95 |
| Sides And Drinks | RM 6.95 – 17.88 |
| Set Lunch, Advertised | From RM 10.95 |
Prices below come from the Fish & Co Johor Bahru menu, the Main Place Subang Jaya and Toppen Johor Bahru customer reviews, and a Paradigm Mall review, so they reflect what diners actually paid, not a single official list. The Paradigm Mall outlet itself closed as of 2025, so its prices are a guide to the chain’s pricing, not a live branch menu.
What fish and chips can you order at Fish & Co?
Fish and chips is the dish the chain is built on, and every version comes with a different topping and dip, which is the whole point of the range. The fish itself is battered and fried, and you pick your flavour from the toppings, not from the fish.
| Fish And Chips | Price | What Makes It Different |
|---|---|---|
| Bombay Fish & Chips | RM 22.95 | Spiced batter with curry mayo dip, the most unusual of the range |
| Danish Fish & Chips | RM 24.95 | Classic style with a lemon butter leaning, per the Paradigm Mall review |
| New York Fish & Chips | RM 24.95 | Parmesan cheese stuffed in the fish, served with mayo dip and thick fries |
| The Best Fish & Chips | RM 26.95 | The house signature, priced above the rest at Main Place Subang Jaya |
The New York version is the one reviewers keep coming back to, thanks to the melted parmesan inside the fish, while the Bombay version splits opinion: some diners love the spice, others found the batter dry and the lime a mismatch. If you want a safe first order, pick New York or Best.
What grilled and baked fish mains does Fish & Co serve?
Beyond the fryer, the menu runs grilled pollock, baked seabass and salmon delicacies, all from the Johor Bahru menu. These are the plates to order if you want fish without batter, and the salmon plates are the priciest single mains on the board.
| Grilled And Baked Main | Price |
|---|---|
| Peri-Peri Pollock | RM 30.95 |
| Sambal Pollock | RM 30.95 |
| Seabass, Spicy Teriyaki Or Sambal | RM 33.95 |
| Furikake Salmon | RM 33.95 |
| Herb Spiced Salmon | RM 33.95 |
| Salmon Cajun | RM 33.95 |
| Salmon Teriyaki | RM 33.95 |
| Salmon With Citrus Crust | RM 33.95 |
The salmon plates use sashimi-grade fillets seared to tender pink, per the menu description, and the seabass is gently baked with a spicy teriyaki or sambal topping. These prices come from the Johor Bahru menu listing, so confirm them at your branch, since the chain’s prices have moved over time: the Best fish and chips alone has risen from under RM20 in older reviews to RM26.95 today.
What sharing platters and broth pots does Fish & Co serve?
Sharing is where Fish & Co earns its keep for groups. The broth pots arrive as a casserole of seafood in a spiced broth with paella rice, and the seafood platter is the chain’s award-winning sharing plate, customisable by combo and sides.
| Sharing Dish | Price | Serves |
|---|---|---|
| Caribbean Cajun Broth Pot | RM 79.95 | Seafood in cajun spices with corn and paella rice, per the JB menu |
| Korean Broth Pot | RM 79.95 | Seafood in piquant kimchi broth with paella rice |
| All Bout That Bouillabaisse | RM 79.95 | Seafood in tomato broth with aromatics and paella rice |
| Caribbean Cajun, Toppen JB Listing | RM 80.95 | Listed for 3 to 4 people at Toppen Shopping Centre |
| Seafood Platter For 1 | RM 36.95 | One generous platter, or share it with a light eater |
| Seafood Platter For 2 | RM 69.95 | The better value per person, about RM34.98 each |
The RM1.00 gap between the RM79.95 menu price and the RM80.95 Toppen listing for the same Caribbean Cajun pot is a good example of outlet price drift, so check your branch’s board. The platter for two is the value pick for a pair: it works out cheaper per person than two solo platters, and reviewers call the portions enormous.
What kids meals, sides and drinks are available?
Kids meals are simple and fairly priced, and the sides list covers the usual fish and chips companions. The set lunch, advertised by the chain’s Malaysian promotions from RM10.95, is the cheapest way into a full Fish & Co meal, with over 20 lunch options plus a soft drink, salad, seasonal veg and paella rice, per that promotion.
| Kids Meal, Side Or Drink | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Captain Hook, Fish & Chips | RM 12.95 | Kids meal with an orange drink, per Main Place reviews |
| Treasure Trove, Nuggets | RM 12.95 | Kids nuggets meal with an orange drink |
| Mashed Potatoes | RM 6.95 | Reviewers call it a must try side |
| Mushroom Soup With Iced Tea | RM 10.95 | Soup plus drink combo at Main Place |
| Lime Juice | RM 7.95 | From the Paradigm Mall review bill |
| Cranberry Float | RM 9.95 | From the Paradigm Mall review bill |
| 1 Litre Retro Choc | RM 15.95 | Sharing-size chocolate drink, Toppen listing |
| Nutella Milkshake | RM 17.88 | Signature sweet finish, Toppen listing |
Other mains spotted on the Toppen listing include Peri Peri Chicken at RM29.95, Prawn Fettuccine with Chili Cream at RM25.95, Fiery Catch at RM26.95 and a Sneak Preview plate at RM29.95, so pasta and chicken eaters are covered too. Premium sides on the JB menu run from RM34.95 for crispy soft shell crab to RM36.95 for grilled prawns with peri-peri sauce.
Where are Fish & Co outlets in Malaysia?
Fish & Co Malaysia lists outlets across the Klang Valley and Johor Bahru, mostly in malls, with typical hours of 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM daily. The Paradigm Mall outlet in Petaling Jaya closed as of 2025, so do not head there, and always check the latest outlet list before a trip, since mall outlets open and close.
| Outlet | Location |
|---|---|
| 1 Utama Shopping Centre | LG 350, Lower Ground Floor, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya |
| The Main Place | LG-13, Lower Ground Floor, Jalan USJ 21/10, Subang Jaya |
| IOI City Mall | L1-11C, Level 1, IOI Resort City, Putrajaya |
| Sunway Velocity | B-23, Basement One, Sunway Velocity Mall, Kuala Lumpur |
| Setapak Central | G-04, Ground Floor, Jalan Taman Ibu Kota, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur |
| The Mines | L1-100 and 102, The Mines, Seri Kembangan |
| Toppen Shopping Centre | Johor Bahru, reservations on +607-361 4195 |
Is Fish & Co halal certified in Malaysia?
We could not verify a JAKIM halal certificate for the Malaysian outlets. Fish & Co Singapore outlets are MUIS halal certified, and the chain is widely listed as pork-free, but the Singapore certification does not automatically cover Malaysia, so Muslim diners should ask the specific Malaysian outlet to confirm its current status before ordering. We state this plainly rather than copying the Singapore certification across, since the two countries have separate certifying bodies.
Fish & Co menu FAQs
How much is fish and chips at Fish & Co Malaysia?
From RM22.95 for Bombay fish and chips to RM26.95 for The Best fish and chips, with Danish and New York at RM24.95 each, based on menu and review listings.
What is Fish & Co best known for?
Its fish and chips range and its sharing seafood platters and broth pots, served in a casual nautical setting with paella rice on the sharing plates.
How much is the seafood platter at Fish & Co?
RM36.95 for one and RM69.95 for two on the Johor Bahru menu, making the two-person platter about RM34.98 per person.
Is Fish & Co halal in Malaysia?
Unverified. Singapore outlets hold MUIS halal certification and the chain is widely listed as pork-free, but no JAKIM certificate for the Malaysian outlets was found, so ask your outlet to confirm.
Does Fish & Co have a set lunch?
A set lunch menu is advertised from RM10.95, with over 20 lunch options plus a soft drink, salad, seasonal veg and paella rice, per the chain’s Malaysian promotion. Confirm availability at your outlet.
Which Fish & Co outlet is still open near Kuala Lumpur?
1 Utama, Main Place Subang Jaya, IOI City Mall, Sunway Velocity, Setapak Central and The Mines are listed, while the Paradigm Mall outlet closed as of 2025. Hours are typically 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM daily.
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