Fish and chips in Ferntree Gully sits in the solidly rated range overall, drawn from a moderate body of customer reviews across a handful of shops. Every shop here is recorded as family friendly. About half do dine-in, and about half deliver, so takeaway remains the common thread. Gluten free options and halal food each appear at a small number of them.
The counter boards lean Greek-Aussie widely, with traditional Aussie kitchens at several shops. Flake and whiting turn up widely. Hoki, snapper, barramundi and calamari appear at several shops, while perch and John Dory show up occasionally. Souvlaki and potato cakes are widespread beyond the fish itself, dim sims and prawns are stocked at several shops, and the deep fryer novelties, battered Mars Bars and battered pineapple, appear occasionally alongside spring rolls and fish cakes.
On the shop menus here that we could collect and price, surveyed in May 2026, a typical main landed around $13, with most falling between roughly $11 and $17.
The Crispy Catch Fish & Chips carries the longest species list locally, taking in flake, hoki, John Dory, barramundi, salmon, whiting, snapper and calamari, and it is recorded for halal food, a salad bar and vegetarian options, with delivery, takeaway and dine-in. Mako's Fish and Chips is well rated and known for a fish and chip burger, with potato cakes, dim sims, battered savs and souvlaki on the board and gluten free options available. Jaws Fish & Chips runs the traditional Aussie line, pairing a broad fish range with potato cakes, spring rolls, fish cakes and battered Mars Bars.
Scroll on for the individual Ferntree Gully shops and what each one serves.
