Werribee's fish and chip shops sit in the strongly rated range overall, backed by a moderate body of customer reviews, and a few of them rate especially highly. All of the shops here are family friendly, nearly all offer delivery, and about half also do dine-in.
Flake, whiting, hoki and barramundi turn up widely across the local menus, with King George whiting listed at several shops. The classic takeaway sides are well covered: dim sims, potato cakes, spring rolls, chiko rolls, fish cakes and souvlaki all appear widely, and battered Mars bars and battered pineapple show up at several shops. Traditional Aussie and Greek-Aussie shops are both common, and a few kitchens run a broader multi-cuisine menu. Where a batter style is recorded, it is the traditional thick sort.
There are too few priced menus in Werribee to give a suburb figure, so the individual surveys are the better guide. At Racecourse Fish & Chips the surveyed menu showed plain chips at $7.00, a single piece of fish at $9.50, and typical mains around $14.00, ranging from $9.50 to $17.00. At Yummy Bite Fish & Chips the surveyed menu showed chips at $6.00, a single fish piece at $9.50, and typical mains nearer $10.50, spanning $8.00 to $16.00.
Kippers Seafood is very strongly rated and known for King George whiting and grilled flake, with both its chips and its fish freshness picked out in reviews. Racecourse Fish & Chips is strongly rated, works a Greek-Aussie menu, and is recorded for potato cakes and battered Mars bars, with value for money praised. Kookaburra Ave Fish & Chips is very strongly rated, takeaway only, and known for its flake.
The full set of Werribee listings follows below.
