King's Fish House

Made reservations the day of Thanksgiving only to find out that it was probably the best decision I made. Came into the restaurant and was seated within a couple minutes, service was excellent! Shoutout to Miguel (manager) for consistently checking up on us as well as our servicer (I forgot his name) for providing excellent service. Our table was constantly getting cleaned as new plates of food came out. Overall, the food and quality was great! I would definitely recommend all to come and check this place out.

Love it here. I have never ordered anything that was not mouth-watering. And I’m a complete sushi snob. I asked for the Crème Brûlée extra torched and boy did they deliver! Also the bread pudding was buttery soft, not overly sweet. My poke was spicy and marinated perfectly. The miso soup had plenty of seaweed and a delicious fish broth. The garlic edamame did not skimp on the garlic. And the Lobster Roll with accompanying sides was satisfying.

Enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Kings Fish House. Started with the beet salad. Had the blackened scallops, cooked to perfection, the garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal veggies, both were flavorful and delicious. The service was 5-star. My drink was refilled before I requested. If you're looking for a good meal with top notch service. Kings Fish House delivers! Thank you for a great meal.

King’s Fish House delivered a decent dining experience overall, but the value for the price left something to be desired. The food quality appeared solid — the fried items looked properly cooked and the presentation was clean and professional. However, portion sizes were noticeably small for what ended up being a $43.97 bill for essentially a light combo platter, bread, tea, and a soda. What stood out most was the beverage pricing. Charging $4.75 for what is essentially a single tea bag in hot water (and similar pricing for soda) feels steep and out of alignment with the portion value of the meal itself. When the drinks feel nearly as premium-priced as the food components, it creates a perception gap in overall value. Service and atmosphere appear standard casual-upscale seafood house qual

King’s Fish House delivers a clean, casual-upscale seafood experience with professional service and properly prepared fried items. The food that arrived was crisp, well plated, and enjoyable. That said, the value for money is where this visit fell short. Our total came to $43.97 for what amounted to a relatively small combo platter, tea, and a soda. Portion sizes felt modest for the price point, and the $4.75 charge for hot tea — essentially a single tea bag in hot water — was particularly difficult to justify. Final takeaway: Good execution and atmosphere, but pricing — especially on beverages — feels elevated relative to the portions delivered.