Uni / sea urchin
Selected for clean sweetness, creamy texture, low bitterness, and dependable freshness—not uniform appearance alone.
Milford, Connecticut Specialty sourcing
Lucky Duck & Swan Provisions sources premium seafood and specialty products with close attention to freshness, flavor, texture, and handling.

Current focus
We concentrate on products where careful sourcing and close evaluation make a meaningful difference. Availability follows the market rather than a fixed catalog.
Selected for clean sweetness, creamy texture, low bitterness, and dependable freshness—not uniform appearance alone.
Hotate, premium tuna cuts, kampachi, and other carefully considered products sourced around the needs of the moment.
Hard-to-find seafood and specialty provisions considered when the season, market, and quality align.

Selection note
“Quality is not just a grade on the box. It is what arrives, how it tastes, and how it was cared for along the way.”
We look beyond headline grading to the characteristics that matter at the table: flavor, texture, condition, traceability, and fit for the intended use.

How we choose
Flavor first
The best-looking tray is not always the best-tasting tray. We prioritize clean flavor, desirable texture, and freshness before perfect uniformity.
Careful handling
Selection only matters if the product is protected afterward. Temperature-conscious pickup and transport remain central to our approach.
Quality-led
When the available product misses the mark, the right answer is often to pause—not force an order simply to fill a calendar.
Lucky Duck & Swan

Lucky Duck & Swan Provisions grew from a hands-on pursuit of better seafood—comparing trays, studying origin and processing, building supplier relationships, and learning where quality is won or lost between market and table.
That work has become a small, attentive sourcing practice built around clear quality priorities and honest availability. We are interested in the right product, not simply more product.
Product inquiries
Availability changes with season, landings, and market quality. A useful inquiry includes the product, format, timing, and the qualities that matter most to you.
James C. Mixie · Co-Founder