Food truck offers fish tacos with shrimp and beef cheek in a chill outdoor patio under ambient lights. Large shrimp shine in tacos and burritos, creating a casual dining oasis among trees with great music and a social vibe.
Fish tacos stand out with a variety including shrimp and beef cheek options. Large, plentiful shrimp feature in both tacos and a shrimp burrito that draws strong attention.
"I thought the tacos here were the best I've tried."
"This burrito was so huge, I ate maybe a fifth of it."
"You have to try their fish tacos; they're the best I've had."
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El Camion offers a variety of delicious salsas that are all free.
Their prices are cheap, making it a great value.
The portions at El Camion are huge, satisfying even the biggest appetite.
Seafood shines with fresh fish and chips and hearty clam chowder. Classic decor and oldies music create a chill vibe. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant waterfront view that lifts the mood despite a rundown exterior.
Fish and chips come hot and cooked to perfection with fresh, well-prepared seafood. The menu includes clam strips, chowder, and a full boat fish dinner, all at reasonable prices.
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Ivar's Seafood Bar is great for takeout with a large menu variety.
The prices at Ivar's Seafood Bar are reasonable for seafood.
There is no restroom available for customers at Ivar's Seafood Bar.
Mexican spot shines with fresh fish tacos and a shrimp burrito that's big and tasty. Open 24/7, it offers a chill atmosphere with colorful lights and a topping bar full of salsas and jalapeños. Perfect for late-night seafood cravings.
Fish tacos stand out with fresh, authentic flavors that many find unmatched. The shrimp burrito offers a generous size, and the shrimp cocktail is both tasty and affordable compared to drinks.
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Aliberto's Mexican Food is open 24 hours a day, making it a rare find in Seattle.
The restaurant has a convenient 24-hour drive-thru for quick service.
Expect large portions at reasonable prices, with many items under $10.
Cozy space with hand-painted murals and Thai indie rock sets a warm vibe. Seafood options like Tom Yum seafood soup and stir fry with mussels and shrimp blend well with fresh veggies. Self-service water and tea stations add to the casual, family-run feel.
Seafood dishes include a stir fry with about 10% seafood, featuring two mussels and two shrimp alongside mostly zucchini and vegetables. The menu also offers Tom Yum seafood soup and pad see ew with prawns, pork belly, and beef.
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The restaurant offers a buffet style with very low prices and larger quantities.
Expect high spice levels; a level 3 is quite spicy.
They provide spice powder to adjust heat levels if needed.
Chinese barbecue spot offers a cozy atmosphere with small stoves at tables for warm skewers. Fresh grilled fish and oysters shine alongside garlic eggplant and prawns. Simple decor brings an authentic Asian sports bar vibe without actual sports.
Grilled fish and oysters stand out with freshness and strong flavors. Shrimp and prawns also appear often, with dishes like garlic eggplant adding variety.
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Reservations are recommended on Friday evenings due to high demand.
Expect long wait times on weekends, especially during dinner hours.
Prices for BBQ skewers are generally reasonable compared to other Asian BBQ places.
Family-friendly spot with a dog-friendly patio and lively live music. Enjoy fresh seafood rice and tender ceviche with bold spices. Cocktails like pisco sours complement the casual, upbeat vibe perfectly.
Seafood rice stands out with excellent flavor and freshness. The fish and chips feature moist, flaky fish with a crunchy coating and a notable tartar sauce. Ceviche and sudado de pescado offer tender fish with bold, savory spices.
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Happy hour runs from 5 to 6 PM, Tuesday through Friday.
Live music happens on Thursday nights, attracting a busy crowd.
Parking is limited; street parking is often the best option.
Small space buzzes with loud music and spicy aromas. Bold Sichuan pepper flavors shine in spicy fish dishes with sweet and sour sauces. Cozy, unpretentious vibe draws fans of authentic, lively dining.
Spicy fish dishes stand out with Sichuan pepper that numbs and strong chili heat. Grilled and fried fish fillets come with sweet and sour sauce or tofu, offering bold flavors.
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Reservations are not accepted, and seating is limited, leading to potential wait times.
Expect large portion sizes, which provide good value for the price.
The menu features authentic Sichuan dishes, but be cautious with spicy items.
Asian grocery store offers live seafood tanks with fresh clams and crayfish at competitive prices. Shoppers find a large butcher counter and unique seasonal produce. Well-organized aisles make it easy to explore an authentic sake selection.
Freshness stands out with clean seafood and a great selection including clams and crayfish. Prices stay very competitive while the seafood area remains clean and smells good.
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The market has a large parking area that is always free.
Expect long checkout lines, often with only one or two cashiers working.
Prices for seafood are some of the best in Seattle.
Vietnamese spot offers authentic pho and crispy banh xeo in a cozy, quiet space. Shrimp shines in fresh spring rolls and grilled vermicelli trays, while salt and pepper calamari adds a crispy seafood twist. Warm, inviting vibe suits casual meals and small groups.
Shrimp features prominently in several dishes like fresh shrimp spring rolls, grilled shrimp in the vermicelli tray, and fried shrimp appetizers. The House Special Rice Plate combines shrimp with pork and egg cake for a hearty mix. Salt and pepper calamari adds a crispy seafood option.
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Parking is easy, with spots available both in front of and behind the building.
The dine-in prices are the cheapest I can remember in this area.
The portion sizes and prices are great, with generous servings.