Although it's miles from the ocean, the fish here are so fresh it feels like the boats must be somewhere nearby. Like at a supermarket, you take a small cart and choose from an array of seafood—crabs, prawns, lobsters, clams, oysters, and fish. The waiter then takes your selections to the chef, who cooks it however you like. Typically, your eyes are bigger than your stomach, so select with prudence, not gusto. Unfortunately, the 1,500-seat setting and fluorescent lighting add to the supermarket feel, but it's a fun and unique dining experience.
Reviewed by maxxie23 from Michigan on 6/7/07
Looks like an old grocery store converted into a restaurant. You shop the fish and vegetable selections and the staff are very helpful in assisting on how you should cook the items to have a variety for your table. Very attentive staff, great experience
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