Fortification of surimi seafood with either dietary fibre or ω-3-rich oils alone or in combination improved rheological and textural characteristics of surimi gels. The combined fortification had a synergistic effect on the improvement of rheological properties. This indicates greater gelation of surimi in the presence of fibre and ω-3 oil, suggesting their interaction with surimi myofibrillar proteins. The improvement of rheological properties was reflected in texture of surimi gels. The differential scanning calorimetry showed that fibre and ω-3 oil added to surimi alone or in combination did not interfere with normal thermal denaturation of surimi proteins. Colour properties were only slightly affected by the fortification. These results are promising for future manufacturing of surimi seafood with heart-health benefits, especially when considering the popularity of functional/nutraceutical foods. Although results are encouraging, sensory evaluation and assessment of storage stability are recommended.