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Blue Seafood Company

4.7 (85 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Prawns
Sandy M.

I love the food court seating! Sometimes you have to float around to wait for a table to open up, but it's never a long wait. The guys at the counter are amazing! They're so accommodating and friendly. The food is so fresh and delicious. The plating of the food is seriously impressive! Our portion for four adults was so large, I was able to gift a couple of prawns to the table next to us, who were having ordering envy (they ordered from the same place, but they got a whole fried fish and pasta. The guy kept saying "I should have ordered THAT).

Jessica R.

Made it here again, third time around. lol first time was a fail, second time was a success, and now, another successful visit. These Filipino boys are so funny. Very polite, excellent customer service, and good salesmen lol. Still in the same location, in the heart of Chinatown, in maunakea marketplace, food court side. I ordered the pampano, wife ordered the red snapper, and we was talking about the blue crabs and the guys heard, and did a good job selling it to us. The thing is, they only sold the crabs in a big bulk, like pan size. 2 fish plates, and a pan of crab came out to $100 ish?! I think. Is that a good deal? Idk. lol. Wish they sold it in like 1, 2, or 3 crabs at a time in smaller portions lol. Anyways, this experience was good. They actually went down and picked our fishes for us, but I think the original experience is you go down, pick/buy your own fish, and then bring it up and have them cook it? But even better that they go down to the fish market, grab the fish for you that way no need stress about picking your fish lol Anyway, man they provided a lot of sides, the wife and I, got a side each of scoop of Mac salad, Kim chee cucumber, and Kim chee daikon? To me, they were pretty big portions for sides lol so they served these sides to us first. Yes, and the boys served it to our table. And then served us our food. I think I wanted my fish a little bit more crispier, but was still good. Finally got my pampano fix, and wife really liked her red snapper. I didn't try the crab. Wife said crab was okay. One thing I have to point out is flies. Eating in the food court, for me, personally, no can enjoy eating with flies around. I got to eat and enjoy enough to get full. We were hungry. And we just brought the rest of our food home that we never finish and the pan of crab. Shared it with my father in law. All in all, great experience. 10/10 recommend. Would we come here again? Yes. I have to frickn try the garlic fried noodles, and the wife said she'd definitely go back for her snapper fix again. Go check em out guys!

Food court seating
Doug T.

We went to Maunakea Market the other day to get Maguro Bros poke bowl. Blue Seafood is next to the poke place and I saw several folks eating a whole cooked fish! Some steamed, some deep fried. It looked so good we had to come back another day. Spoke with the gentleman running the counter and he told us to go to the adjacent seafood monger (same company) and pick your fish. They have all kinds to pick from including shrimp, clams and oysters. Some fish are better suited for steaming versus deep frying. For the most part deep fried fish is delicious but most fish deep fried will lose its fresh taste. The monger said the Onaga fish will have a firm texture when steamed. Once you pick the fish they take it back to the kitchen to prepare it. Pricing is based on the fish per pound and then they add on $10-$20 for the preparation. We ordered a 1.8 lb Onaga fish whole "long tailed red snapper" Steamed... I'm telling you it was fantastic! fresh and flavorful. Got a bowl of white rice as well... dang it was good! The seating area is narrow but a vibrant scene. Was packed and lots of folks ordering from the various other food vendors in the space. Give them a try!

Blue Market poke stall next to their seafood market - WINNER and not crowded yet, like my last spot.
Tabitha M.

Whoa a new (to me) poke place!! My usual place is now overrun with tourists which is great for business, but that line is too much for me now. So I'm so glad to have found another... until yelpers give this place a lot of business as well. Just checked out their Yelp reviews and noted they cook their great seafood to order in the attached food court - winner!!!! As for the poke, which I did get this time, they let me sample the California, Hawaiian, spicy ahi, and another one which I actually bought but forgot the name. It looks similar to spicy ahi without the super spice. All the poke was super fresh and tasty. The guys working the counter was super nice and they're cutting the fish fresh. It's a great addition to the Blue Market fresh seafood stalls in the Maunakea market. Im going for the fresh steamed fish next time!

Red snapper, garlic shrimp
Jordan F.

Went to this market to actually try a different place but it was closed so my boyfriend and I felt a little stumped. Looking around I saw the fish come out from here and immediately needed to see what it was about. Guy at the front was super dope and gave us great recommendations, we settled for the red snapper and garlic shrimp. All I gotta say is SHEEEESH this place came to us accidentally but was one of the most memorable dishes of the trip. Red snapper was fried perfectly and tasted soooo good. The garlic shrimp was full of garlic and butter and was just magnificent. This meal came with two sides two drinks and we also got their delicious sauces for $60 (I believe) what a steal! I'm so happy I found this place and I can't wait to come back soon.

8/15/26 Lomi____ (fish)? Sure tastes like Oio, anyways, was so delicious!
Tommie O.

8/15/26 I do really like Lomi Oio and their version is so delicious and not offered all the time First of all the consistency of the fish was not creamy soft like Chinese style fish cake or other versions of watered down Lomi Oio It had a nice texture n chew to it... Backyard Kine! The ingredients; chili pepper (see my pic), Kukui nut, Limu, green onions n just the right amount of salt... so simple Usually I like to dip in chili pepper water n shoyu but never need Poke located in their "Fish Market" separate from food stall location And they offer lots of fresh seafoods; live crab, salmon, ahi... Supporting locals

AmberAyame T.

So delicious! I don't eat fish but my son and his dad were all about it! Dude helping was so chill and so nice! Bought some poke to take home. Will def be back!

Restaurant
Anthony W.

TLDR; wonderful shop that will cook any fresh fish you bring them with great service at good prices This restaurant is at the heart of Chinatown in Honolulu. It's actually a stall in a bustling foot court that is also attached to a fish market (they sell local catches). They operate in two ways: 1) you pick a fish from their menu and they either steam or fry it or 2) you give them a fish and based on what it is they will fry or steam it (you can ask them to cook it however you want but they will have recs). The owner is friendly and the food is good -- I'd come again!

Jumbo Prawns
M P.

Absolutely delicious. Prawns were dripping with garlic butter and had a crust on the shell. The best thing I had this whole trip. The snapper was fried to perfection and seasoned perfectly... A must for anybody coming to Oahu... you can pick fish to be fried from the fish market and they will bring it up stairs to the restaurant to cook... a little overwhelming if you don't know a ton about different types of fish. We just went up to the restraints and ordered... they cooked it fresh and brought it to our table... the cashier and the cook were amazing! They both were engaging and provided superb customer service!

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Anne Q.

Wow!!! Service is amazing and food is very good. Highly reasoned (aka flavor bomb) Inside food court. Garlic Shrimp with garlic noodle 4.75/5

Pick your choice
Janice L.

We are so excited and we made it! Omgosh all the varieties to choose from, can't decide. The service at the fish market and the kitchen was so very friendly helpful and fun. We really like the old school vibes like when we were little kids coming to Chinatown. Anyways, the fried fish choice was the red snapper and was sooo good! The ama ebi combo was sooo good too! You can eat the shells as it so crunchy and yum!!! Check out photos of their menu and how droolish you'll be with the pics of fish and shrimps. Enjoy! Mahalo BLUE, we'll be back for more.

Sean L.

Whoa, September and October were a whirlwind! So much was going on that I totally fell behind on my reviews. My wife had bookmarked this spot, so the week of her birthday we finally made it in. We ordered four kinds of fish (had to ask which ones they recommended), plus the shrimp and raw marinated crab. We did two steamed and two fried, and honestly, for what we paid, it was solid. The service was great too. One of the steamed fish was a little tougher, but the server actually gave us a heads-up about that, so no complaints there. The marinated crab was just okay for me, but everything else really hit. I've already been telling friends and family about this place. Definitely worth checking out!

Steamed snapper with sauce
Bryan G.

Seafood combo prawns and shrimps fried to the crisp Came out hot with rice. Enough portion 4 of each for 2. prawns melt in your mouth with the juice melting on the rice. Shrimp perfectly cooked .btheir fish is also good snapper red and white steamed

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Reviews are largely positive. People praise the fresh seafood, generous portions, and reasonable pricing. The option for custom-cooked seafood and friendly service are also highlighted.

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Great service with Aloha and great quality fish and taste. This local recommends Blue Seafood Company. Hands down MAYJAH.

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