Gourmet quality fillets of North Atlantic mackerel in pure olive oil with sliced olives, red bell pepper, garlic, and flavorful herbs of Provence. Totally unique. The perfect, light, and tender tuna substitute!
Gourmet quality fillets of North Atlantic mackerel in pure olive oil with sliced olives, red bell pepper, garlic, and flavorful herbs of Provence. Totally unique. The perfect, light, and tender tuna substitute!
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The lowest price for King Oscar Royal Fillets Mackerel Mediterranean Style 4.05 oz (115 g) right now is $8.34 at iHerb, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $7.15 on 14 Mar 2026 — today's price is 17% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 7 June 2026.
King Oscar Royal Fillets Mackerel Mediterranean Style 4.05 oz (115 g)
Gourmet quality fillets of North Atlantic mackerel in pure olive oil with sliced olives, red bell pepper, garlic, and flavorful herbs of Provence. Totally unique. The perfect, light, and tender tuna substitute!
Gourmet quality fillets of North Atlantic mackerel in pure olive oil with sliced olives, red bell pepper, garlic, and flavorful herbs of Provence. Totally unique. The perfect, light, and tender tuna substitute!
Last updated at 07/06/2026 13:19:43
King Oscar, Royal Fillets , Mackerel Mediterranean Style, 4.05 oz (115 g)
Delivery $40
King Oscar, Royal Fillets, Mackerel Mediterranean Style, 4.05 Oz (115
Delivery $9.95
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King Oscar Royal Fillets Mediterranean Style Mackerel 4 oz Pack of 6
Delivery between 11–15 June $15.52
originally posted on iherb.com
Spicy and delicious! I love this Mackarel brand. The fish smells and tastes delicious right out the can. I usually add them to crackers with just a touch of vinegar for bite. The jalapeño flavor isn’t overwhelming but is a pleasant bit of heat. Mine had two small slices in the can. I would recommend.
originally posted on Target
First of all, let me start by saying, that if you prefer your fish not to taste "fishy"--you're not gonna like this. Even fresh mackeral is an oily, strong flavored fish, and canned fish tends to be cat food strong at least in smell. I wouldn't bring this to any workplace for lunch unless you really, really hate your co-workers and you plan on leaving anyway, but you want to make sure to stink up the refrigerator and break room first. Having said that, fresh mackeral is one of my favorite fish to eat. Naturally canned mackeral won't taste anything like fresh, anymore than canned salmon or tuna tastes like the fresh variety. I bought this because I am a big fan of King Oscar's delicious and equally fishy sardines. I don't think--given the price of this product--it's ... MoreFirst of all, let me start by saying, that if you prefer your fish not to taste "fishy"--you're not gonna like this. Even fresh mackeral is an oily, strong flavored fish, and canned fish tends to be cat food strong at least in smell. I wouldn't bring this to any workplace for lunch unless you really, really hate your co-workers and you plan on leaving anyway, but you want to make sure to stink up the refrigerator and break room first. Having said that, fresh mackeral is one of my favorite fish to eat. Naturally canned mackeral won't taste anything like fresh, anymore than canned salmon or tuna tastes like the fresh variety. I bought this because I am a big fan of King Oscar's delicious and equally fishy sardines. I don't think--given the price of this product--it's worth getting again unless I can grab it on sale. However, I did like it well enough, and the texture of the fish was definitely firmer and not at all watery like many other canned fishes. It made a nice snack with crackers--some quick, easy to eat protein. And it gets extra points for having a lid that is relatively easy to open. Hate those lids with the pull tabs that always seem to break off!
originally posted on iherb.com
This is some of the most delicious canned fish I've ever had. I can be very hard to get, either locally or online so I was very happy to find it here. The lemon flavor is excellent with the mackerel, the fish itself is buttery and the ingredients are simple and natural. I can only hope that availability improves so I feel less inclined to hoard multiple cans. I like most of King Oscar's products but this one is a true standout!
| General | |
| Units in Package | 1 |
| Unit Size | 4.05 oz |
| Ingredients | Skinless and Boneless Mackerel Fillets, Olive Oil, Sliced Green and Black Olives, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Red Bell Pepper, Herbs of Provence (Spices), Salt, Garlic. |
| Nutrition Facts |
King Oscar, Royal Fillets , Mackerel Mediterranean Style, 4.05 oz (115 g)
Delivery $40
King Oscar, Royal Fillets, Mackerel Mediterranean Style, 4.05 Oz (115
Delivery $9.95
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
King Oscar Royal Fillets Mediterranean Style Mackerel 4 oz Pack of 6
Delivery between 11–15 June $15.52
Spicy and delicious! I love this Mackarel brand. The fish smells and tastes delicious right out the can. I usually add them to crackers with just a touch of vinegar for bite. The jalapeño flavor isn’t overwhelming but is a pleasant bit of heat. Mine had two small slices in the can. I would recommend.
First of all, let me start by saying, that if you prefer your fish not to taste "fishy"--you're not gonna like this. Even fresh mackeral is an oily, strong flavored fish, and canned fish tends to be cat food strong at least in smell. I wouldn't bring this to any workplace for lunch unless you really, really hate your co-workers and you plan on leaving anyway, but you want to make sure to stink up the refrigerator and break room first. Having said that, fresh mackeral is one of my favorite fish to eat. Naturally canned mackeral won't taste anything like fresh, anymore than canned salmon or tuna tastes like the fresh variety. I bought this because I am a big fan of King Oscar's delicious and equally fishy sardines. I don't think--given the price of this product--it's ... MoreFirst of all, let me start by saying, that if you prefer your fish not to taste "fishy"--you're not gonna like this. Even fresh mackeral is an oily, strong flavored fish, and canned fish tends to be cat food strong at least in smell. I wouldn't bring this to any workplace for lunch unless you really, really hate your co-workers and you plan on leaving anyway, but you want to make sure to stink up the refrigerator and break room first. Having said that, fresh mackeral is one of my favorite fish to eat. Naturally canned mackeral won't taste anything like fresh, anymore than canned salmon or tuna tastes like the fresh variety. I bought this because I am a big fan of King Oscar's delicious and equally fishy sardines. I don't think--given the price of this product--it's worth getting again unless I can grab it on sale. However, I did like it well enough, and the texture of the fish was definitely firmer and not at all watery like many other canned fishes. It made a nice snack with crackers--some quick, easy to eat protein. And it gets extra points for having a lid that is relatively easy to open. Hate those lids with the pull tabs that always seem to break off!
This is some of the most delicious canned fish I've ever had. I can be very hard to get, either locally or online so I was very happy to find it here. The lemon flavor is excellent with the mackerel, the fish itself is buttery and the ingredients are simple and natural. I can only hope that availability improves so I feel less inclined to hoard multiple cans. I like most of King Oscar's products but this one is a true standout!
USES: as a side dish for rice and noodle dishes.COLOUR: dark brown.TASTE: salty.TEXTURE: crumbled small pieces of fillet.PRODUCT ORIGIN: USA.WHY POOR: broken pieces of mackerel fillet, not whole fillet. Not tasty. Very expensive for this quality.MY EXPERIENCE: I poured it over hot cooked rice. Yet, the rice tasted very salty. The label showed 300mg sodium. There was no taste of herbs of Provence and no red bell peppers or black olives. Will not buy again.
In the realm of oceanic cuisine, where waves echo with flavors and seafood reigns as king, emerges the King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil—a maritime masterpiece, a paragon of gourmet elegance. This is no ordinary canned seafood; this is a testament to the art of preservation, a sonnet of maritime splendor.The King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil, gracefully encased in a 4.05 oz can, are a treasure trove of marine delight—a selection of tender mackerel fillets, expertly prepared to perfection. Each fillet is a testament to the ocean's embrace, a melody of succulence and richness. It's a testament to the art of canning, where every mackerel fillet is a note in the symphony of flavor, a harmony of maritime ... MoreIn the realm of oceanic cuisine, where waves echo with flavors and seafood reigns as king, emerges the King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil—a maritime masterpiece, a paragon of gourmet elegance. This is no ordinary canned seafood; this is a testament to the art of preservation, a sonnet of maritime splendor.The King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil, gracefully encased in a 4.05 oz can, are a treasure trove of marine delight—a selection of tender mackerel fillets, expertly prepared to perfection. Each fillet is a testament to the ocean's embrace, a melody of succulence and richness. It's a testament to the art of canning, where every mackerel fillet is a note in the symphony of flavor, a harmony of maritime essence.A single bite is a journey through the depths of maritime flavors, an experience for the culinary aficionado. The mackerel, tender and fleshy, takes center stage, conducting a gastronomic symphony that dances on your taste buds. The olive oil marinade adds a crescendo of richness, a touch of Mediterranean allure that enhances the natural taste of the sea.These mackerel fillets are more than just a canned seafood; they're an ode to the sea, a celebration of the marine. They're a versatile delight that can grace your salads, embellish your appetizers, or simply be a moment of oceanic indulgence. It's a promise that your flavors shall be robust, ensuring your culinary moments are an ode to the briny deep.The 4.05 oz can promises a bounty of mackerel fillets, but it's more than that—it's a promise of maritime abundance, of sea-kissed plenty. It's an invitation to indulge, to share the maritime joys, and to revel in the flavors that make life a nautical banquet.In the grand tapestry of marine fare, the King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil take center stage—a conductor orchestrating the symphony of sea and flavor. They're more than just mackerel fillets; they're a maritime delight, a symbol of seafood sophistication, and a promise that your culinary journey shall transcend the ordinary.Step into the realm of oceanic savoring, where every bite is a voyage and every can is a treasure chest. With King Oscar Skinless %26 Boneless Mackerel Fillets in Olive Oil, you're not just savoring; you're embracing a legacy—an ode to the sea, a celebration of gourmet marine indulgence. So, sample a fillet and let the maritime serenade your senses, for this is not just canned seafood, this is a mariner's sonata, and each fillet is a maritime blessing waiting to be savored.
Seriously this is the best mackerel out there. We absolutely love it. The flavor is great, well packed the ingredients are top quality. Full of beneficial omega 3. It is a great seafood addition to your diet. The size is perfect to use as a single serving package. There is no fishy smell.
King Oscar has been consistently delivering quality canned fish for me — no fishy smell and clean-tasting. But between the sardine and mackerel version of this, I prefer the sardine version as it tastes fresher for me. I take fish like tuna, sardines and mackerel in my diet for the omega-3 and protein.Please like if you found this review helpful, thank you!
| General | |
| Units in Package | 1 |
| Unit Size | 4.05 oz |
| Ingredients | Skinless and Boneless Mackerel Fillets, Olive Oil, Sliced Green and Black Olives, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Red Bell Pepper, Herbs of Provence (Spices), Salt, Garlic. |
| Nutrition Facts |
