FarmyHub works like an online seafood market, except you’re not limited to one stall. More than 20 sellers list here, from oyster harvesters in Davao and Cebu to fish vendors in Zamboanga and a shellfish supplier in Tondo. You can compare fresh seafood, check the price per kilo and message the seller directly. Shellfish, shrimp, crabs, fresh fish and dried fish each have their own section below.
Seafood on FarmyHub is organised by kind, so you can go straight to what you need. These are the categories with sellers right now:
Group | Categories with sellers |
|---|---|
Shellfish | oysters (talaba), mussels (tahong), clams (halaan), scallops, snails (kuhol, bagongon) |
Shrimp, crabs, squid and crayfish | |
Fresh fish | fresh fish (bangus, galunggong, lapu-lapu, tilapia), hito (catfish) |
Seaweed | |
Dried fish |
New listings appear as sellers post their catch, so what’s available changes with the season and the weather. Looking for a supplier for regular orders? See our lists of fresh fish and seafood suppliers in the Philippines and dried fish suppliers.
Seafood prices move with the catch, the season and the weather, so each listing shows the seller’s own price. As of October 2026, these are the prices sellers list on FarmyHub:
Seafood | Listed price per kilo | Sellers |
|---|---|---|
₱95 to ₱190, most around ₱120 | 6 | |
₱160 | 1 | |
₱120 | 1 | |
₱210 | 1 | |
₱100 to ₱120 | 1 | |
₱280 to ₱500 | 3 | |
₱450 | 1 | |
₱190 as listed | 1 | |
₱140 to ₱220 | 2 | |
₱200 | 1 | |
₱190 to ₱500 as listed | 1 | |
₱150 | 1 | |
₱140 | 1 | |
Most between ₱150 and ₱1,100, around ₱280 in the middle | 12 |
Check whether a price is per kilo, per piece or per pack, and message the seller for today’s price before you order. For average fish prices in public markets across the regions, see the fish price list in our monthly price report.
Sellers post seafood from Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao, so you can often find a source close to you. These are the areas with seafood listings right now:
Area | Sellers | Listings | Mostly sells |
|---|---|---|---|
Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental | 3 | 25 | Dried fish |
Zamboanga City | 5 | 14 | Fresh fish, squid, dried fish |
Cebu (Lapu-Lapu, Cebu City, Liloan) | 6 | 12 | Dried fish, talaba |
Tondo, Manila | 1 | 11 | Shellfish, shrimp, seaweed |
Davao City and Tagum | 5 | 8 | Talaba, shrimp, hito, tilapia, crabs |
South Cotabato | 1 | 1 | Hito |
Zamboanga del Sur (Pagadian) | 1 | 1 | Hito fingerlings |
Negros Occidental | 1 | 1 | Dried fish |
Bulacan | 1 | 1 | Crayfish |
Open a listing to see the seller’s city, then message the seller about pick-up or delivery.
You can compare several sellers side by side instead of taking whatever one stall has. Some sellers here harvest or farm the seafood themselves, so you can ask when it was caught and how it will be packed. And you deal with the seller directly, which makes repeat and bulk orders easier to arrange.
On FarmyHub, more than 20 sellers list fresh seafood and dried fish. Pick a category, compare the sellers and their prices, and message the seller directly to arrange payment and delivery.
FarmyHub is not a market with stalls. Sellers list from their own farms, boats and market stalls, mostly in Cagayan de Oro, Zamboanga City, Cebu, Davao City and Metro Manila, so check the seller’s city on the listing. For the big wholesale ports and markets, see our list of fish ports and seafood markets in the Philippines.
As of October 2026, sellers here list talaba at ₱95 to ₱190 per kilo, mussels and clams at ₱120 to ₱160, hito at ₱140 to ₱220, shrimp at ₱280 to ₱500 and crabs at ₱450. Prices change with the catch, so confirm with the seller.
Yes. Some talaba sellers set a minimum of 15 to 40 kilos, and dried fish is often sold by the pack or by the kilo for resellers. For other volumes, message the seller or send a bulk order request.
Ask the seller when it was caught or harvested and how it will be packed with ice. Shellfish should be alive when you receive it. Our guide on how to pick fresh seafood lists the signs to check.
Sa FarmyHub, mahigit 20 na seller ang nagbebenta ng sariwang seafood at tuyong isda. Piliin ang kategorya, ikumpara ang presyo kada kilo, at i-message ang seller para sa bayad at delivery.
FarmyHub is the marketplace, not the fish stall. We don’t catch, farm, pack or deliver any of the seafood. Each seller manages their own listings, prices and stock. When you find something you want, message the seller through the listing to confirm the price, the minimum order and the delivery.
Start browsing the listings below, or jump straight into a category above.
