🐟 How to Pick the FRESHEST Fish #Shorts

Imagine this: you’re in the supermarket looking to buy some fish for dinner, but you’re not sure which ones are fresh and which ones aren’t 😟 Luckily, Daddy Lau’s here to teach you 3 key tips for choosing the freshest fish 🐟

What tips do you have for choosing fresh fish?

#shorts

[remesahnoor]

I was reluctant to buy fish for my mum because I thought I would end up buying the wrong one. Asian mums love fish curry. Thank you for these tips I now know how to tell if a fish is fresh or not.

[sonyalindee]

The wisdom of our parents should never be lost.🌱

[AliveAtAM]

It's so satisfying hearing someone speak Cantonese on YouTube, finally

[lillyrose]

I'm from Malaysia and these are the exact ways my late granddad taught us on how to pick fresh fish. It's really awesome how these know-hows are similar across the world ❤️

[FFullMetalPanic]

I grew up in a fishing village and I’ve just got to say, he nailed the “tell-tail” signs.

[lonecynner]

I got taught this as a child since we had many fish markets available. I still use these techniques to this day.

[randomstuff]

My moms techniques also adds that the eyes should look more round and 3D, rather look sunken and flat.

[lovarreanne]

We need more of such videos. Sometimes really dont know how to shop for food ingredients

[youxarexmyxsunshine]

You got to make more of these types of “tips to share” videos! I am learning so much and it helps when I go market I can used your dad’s tips.

[MissConfusedBunny]

Looking for red hills and red eyes the same things my parents taught me as well. These are important things to look for when we have to use the fish for offerings as well as not letting them descale and clean the fish.
I didn’t know about the feeling the body. Thanks for sharing!

[WaterBirch]

These shopping tips are the best. All of your work is fantastic by the way. The love and care you put into this stuff is really obvious and I'm grateful for you sharing this knowledge with the world

[ts]

Generational knowledge passed on is the best ever ❤ Thank you for sharing your parents' knowledge with us.

[spaceseed]

Great video. The only thing is that you have some fish markets that have their fish behind glass where you can’t touch it.

[rapmoniemonie]

These are all correct and as an asian daughter, my mum specifically reminded me not to over press the fishes, ppl tend to press too much and that made those fishes look as if they were not fresh quicker than it should

[arghidontknow]

Please continue to share these! These tips are awesome.

[sajid]

Memories of my Mother dragging me shopping (being the oldest) & being told how to know what's fresh & what's not. She sent my uncle once. Never again "if I knew what market sold common sense I'd buy it all up & give it to you! How can you not know?" Both grandfather's were vegetable wholesalers. She still brings it up decades later. "Why doesn't he know? Your Father knew!"

[elijahwilder]

This is super helpful, especially for people who are living in there own, to know about when shopping for food!!

[jrm]

The eyes I knew about since the store my parents used to shop at sold fish, but the gill and flesh one u never knew about. Very cool and useful for when I buy the fish myself.

[mrsbguzman]

Im glad you made this video, I just learn something new today. Now when I go to the market I won’t be fool. Thank you and God bless you and your family 🙏🏼

[darthveda]

I definitely go by the eyes. Will start using these other tips as well!