It was Black Friday week so Fresh Ideas Start Here was offering an Onigiri special from Nov.25th -…read more30th. Each day there was one flavor of Onigiri being offered for only $1 each! I tried snag one but came too late in the day and found out that there was a limited number of the $1 Onigiri and that they had sold out within about the first hour! =( Boohoo. Maybe they'll have it again next year. Since I was already there I decided I still wanted to try some of their Onigiri so I paid regular price $3.99 each for three Tuna Mayo Onigiris. Two of them were spicy, and one was not. Forgot to take a photo of the inside, but it was quite impressive. They didn't skimp on the filling. I would definitely buy Onigiri again from them sometime.

If you're a big seafood fan like myself then this hidden gem is just the right fit for you! I am so…read moreblessed to have come across this place as they have amazing quality seafood with ever changing menu options through different months of the year. Whenever I have a special occasion at home, I make sure to order from eatfish. The crab boil comes with crab (of course) including big juicy claws and mussels and clams. The best part about it is the seasoning which is a perfect blend of old bay and a bunch of other aromatic goodies. They'll sometimes carry a salmon wellington that you just have to pop in the oven and voila 5 star meal in the comfort of your very own home sweet home. Make sure to order from eatfish.ca and you won't be sorry

Atmosphere: Large shop with lots of items…read more Price: Market Value Customer Service: Friendly and accommodating. Food: I bought two pieces of Cod and Salmon and loved it. I had a seafood fish based soup which was amazing.

I understand king crabs are expensive…read more What I ordered on the website stated it would feed "2-3 people" (see photo) and I would argue this is misleading. Granted, I'm at fault for not paying attention to the grams because if I did, I would have realized it's barely enough for 1 person. In they store they actually tried to justify that this is enough for 2-3 people. I'm willing to pay market value, even more to support a business I like, especially during these rough times. But sorry, this is just plain deceptive.

I love Granville Island and I visit here frequently. Usually I go into the market to get fresh…read morevegetables and fruit, and to ogle the freshly baked cakes and cookies in the bakery vender's stall. At my last visit here, though, my kid mentioned that she's always wanted to try the strips of smoked salmon at this Seafood City counter. They have SO many different types of smoked salmon (and other fish), as well as all sorts of fresh seafood. So of course we got some! I really appreciated how friendly and patient the girl behind the counter was, explaining all the differences in all these smoked fish strips. We got a healthy sampling of all the types, but I must admit, the crab cakes caught my eye, and I think I'll have to come back for them. They also had all sorts of sushi-grade fish and different sushi-making salts and tools, and seafoods I couldn't even recognize. Everything was super fresh. What struck me most was how nice the girl behind the counter was. TBH there've been times when I've gone to the produce stands here and the staff have been quite cold and aloof - and one was downright mean to my elderly dad when I brought him here a few years ago, - so I'm leery of some of the vendors here. But this girl at Seafood City could not have been nicer. Oh, and my kid and I sampled the smoked salmon strips that night - and they all were AMAZING!

This place was recommended by another vender at the Granville Market for candied salmon. We were…read morelucky enough to have Brian help us. He gave us great recommendations and was so friendly, energetic and patient with us. We really loved the smoked salmon straw candy and the smoked salmon peppered nuggets. The maple nuggets were a little too sweet for me but my boyfriend enjoyed it!

This is a clean, well-run seafood market, the same people own the seafood store in the Gibsons…read morePublic Market, and I have had great service from the clerk here, who advised me on a recipe substitution of boneless kippers, instead of the more expensive smoked cod, which they also sell. I would recommend this store, whether you're on a budget, or for a seafood splurge, you'll get your money's worth!

First time trying to order blue fin tuna through the online platform found on Blue Bay seafood…read moreInstagram account. The service turned out to be very bad, where the staff had very poor communication skills between the delivery company, which led to our order being canceled last minute. The fact that they didnt even apologize for the miscommunication and went about canceling the order without even notifiying the client, is very unprofessional. If youre going to sell your products through secondary party, please be equipped with the right service representatives to fulfill the orders.

Great lunch specials!!! Yes the have great assortment of…read morefresh seafood you can take home and cook yourself but the also have a great take-out menu. It's a fish market / mini take out seafood counter. A friendly young lady was there making the lunch specials right in front of you. My girlfriend introduced me to this place. She work around the corner. I meet her for lunch. We both got the seafood bowl with rice also can get with quinoa. Fresh fish and veggies. For $13 is was a deal. We took our food and walked down the beach and had our lunch. The fish was cook to order. We waited about 5 maybe 10 minutes. If you're in a rush my gf says you can call ahead and just pick it up. The rice bowl was yummy, had corn, avocado, onions, tomatoes, so on and topped with a spicy mayo sauce. Overall, I was impressed. I will be back.

Don't! Turn around,…read morego to the grocery store, get yourself a cooked salmon and a bag of lettuce. You'll save ten bucks. 1. I had to finish my salad with a leftover egg I had in the fridge. 2. I had to add my own dressing. 3. Tail end of the fish which makes an improperly cooked fish even drier. Conclusion: Extremely stingy portions. Both Protein & Dressing. (SEE PIC.) Ok..... I had the Salmon Salad. The size of the salmon I would say was comical if I hadn't paid $19 for it. It was so overcooked and so thin that technically It could've been Salmon Jerky. The Salad itself, which was a combination of cabbage, shredded lettuce, cranberries and edamame with a tiny sliver of a small avocado cut in half on the side. lol. I mean honestly I can't take this review seriously. It was as if a 7 year old made me their first salad. Again, perhaps cute if It hadn't cost me $19. Service? Not great. Not terrible. They took my money and gave me my food. That pretty much sums it up at this Fish Market on Wednesday, April 8 2026 @ around 12 noon.

I've only recently started coming to this Fishmonger. I unfortunately wasn't aware of its existence…read moreuntil this past summer, when I was seeking out fresh clams for a Linguine Vongole. The store is bright, extremely well organized and clean as a whistle. There is a beautiful display case at the fish counter that is bound to get anyone's creative juices flowing. The staff are well trained, very responsive to questions and happy to provide tips of cooking their product to perfection. The store focuses on fresh, local and sustainable catches, which if you've been paying attention to the world, you know is essential for the oceans well being. You'll pay market prices but the product you receive is 100% worth it, plus supporting a local business does actually make you awesomer!

The seafood here is of great quality and therefore it tastes so good…read more The staff are also amazing with their suggestions and assistance. You should try the house-made sauces. Amazing. The cocktail sauce, the poke sauce and of course the secret and ever popular teriyaki sauce. The in-house made prawn cake, crab cakes and salmon patties and Wellington's are so delicious as well. So many fresh and frozen fish to choose from- Chilean sea bass, ahi, ono- all amazing!!!! Frozen is good because frozen at sea so very fresh.

Great place to get frozen sashimi! And some unique Japanese grocery…read more There were many frozen sashimi including geoduck, seared bonito, salmon roe, squid, shrimp, also great looking steaks that are relatively inexpensive compared to other retailers. Japanese grocery mostly dried foods and snack is pretty limited. I found dried seaweed, some rice crackers I haven't seen at other stores. The price for Japanese grocery is about the same. This store is pretty small but has lots of potential. The staff were very nice even letting us in before the store opened.

Like this little place. I buy some sushi grade fish here. Prices aren't that cheap but they have…read morea good selection of fish. I also like their pickled ginger and salmon. I discovered it on instagram recently and went there to pick up a few things. They have biweekly specials which they post on their facebook page.

I discovered this during spotted prawn season. what a great fish shop with friendly staff! it's…read moreclean. there is lots of fresh seasonal fish at good prices. I haven't tried their large selection of frozen seafood yet. I'll just eat fresh until winter time.

I'll be brief. If you're not shopping for seafood here, you're in the wrong g place! Fresh…read morehalibut cheeks! Fresh candied smoked salmon! Frozen tuna collars! It's pretty out of the way, but always worth the journey. Since we discovered this place this summer, it's now our go to seafood emporium. Service is good. Nothing fancy inside, but that's what you want in a place like this...