Rockingham's fish and chip trade is a small cluster of shops, well rated across a moderate body of customer reviews, with at least one shop rating especially highly. All of them do dine-in, all of them deliver, and all of them are set up for families. Halal food is on offer at a minority of them.
Traditional Aussie is the shared style here, and a light and crispy batter is the one most often recorded. Flake and snapper turn up widely on the fish boards, with whiting, hake and barramundi at several shops. Battered pineapple, battered savs and onion rings appear widely, while potato scallops, spring rolls, fish cakes and battered Mars bars show up at several shops.
Anchorage Village Fish and Chips is very strongly rated and lists snapper, hake, barramundi and flake, alongside battered savs, spring rolls, fish cakes and onion rings. Arcade Fish & Chips is well rated, with flake, whiting and snapper, plus onion rings and battered Mars bars. Rockingham Beach Fish & Chips is solidly rated, known for halal food, and puts its name to plain fish and chips with a light and crispy batter.
There are too few priced menus here to talk about a suburb average. In the surveyed menus, Arcade Fish & Chips showed plain chips at $5.00 and a single fish piece at $17.00, while Anchorage Village showed chips at $9.50 and a fish piece at $14.20.
Have a browse of the shops listed below.
