What Kind Of Fish Does Arby's Use For Its Fish Sandwich?

Arby's serves fish sandwiches in addition to its deli meat and grilled offerings, and many have wondered what type of fish Arby's uses. The answer is wild-caught Alaskan pollock.

Arby's uses Alaskan pollock for all of its fish sandwiches, the same type of fish used by Burger King, Wendy's, and Bojangles

on their fish sandwiches.

Arby's uses Alaskan pollock for the same reasons many chains do: cost efficiency and availability. Wild-caught Alaskan pollock is plentiful and comes at a reasonable price.

Arby's sells 3 kinds of fish sandwiches: the Crispy Fish Sandwich, the King's Hawaiian Fish Deluxe Sandwich, and the Fish 'n Cheddar Sandwich. All are limited items.