Sasamat Seafood Market

Definitely amazing! Ordered all kinds of deep fried fish and literally everything tastes fresh and amazing. Just a note that there is already tartar sauce in there so you don’t really need to order more lol

My local take-away chippie serves up fresh helpings of Cod, Sablefish, Salmon, & Halibut. I find the portions to be generous & reasonable. Eat it while it's hot otherwise it can lose it's crunchy texture. The yam fries are a great option.

After visiting their Victoria location last year, I was keen to go the Vancouver Location in Arbutus for having fish and chips. The fish was delicious, crispy and fresh as expected. We tried sockeye salmon fish, with potato fries, coleslaw salad. We also had the yummy bisque for the first time a thick seafood fish soup with some garlic bread. The prices were very reasonable. Great portion size. The fish and chips dinner is enough for teo people. I will visit this place again for trying the other fish cuisines.

Absolutely the best fish and chips I have eaten! The fish halibut is done just right. It is cooked but not dried out. The batter is very thin but delicious. The chips are crispy. Portions are large. Will certainly go back.

The fish and chips are so good!!!! They'll fry up cod, salmon, halibut, or sablefish, all of which taste amazing and are served with a hearty portions of fresh fries that are always feel slightly overcooked but still great. They also have other dishes, but I can't try them because that would mean forgoing the fish and chips.

I had the just fish option and considering the flavor, portion size, and price point I can say it's well worth the experience. It was cod and they clearly season their batter which stays crunchy throughout the meal unlike other places where it gets soggy after a while. Also their tartar sauce is delicious. Will be trying more items from here.

Great store with more than just seafood items. In a pinch, you could come in and pick up dry pasta, fresh fruits and veg , and of course seafood. I normally come here in the summer for salmon and when the time is right spot prawns and they don't disappoint. A lot of traffic as you can see from the other posts are mostly commenting on fish and chips and their other cooked food. Again, it's just a portion of what they do. The fish and chips are solid and the batter is not too thick. Got takeout and ate it 20 minutes later and was still crispy. Recommend calling the order in , especially if it's getting close to lunch time as there is a high school close by and it can get crowded. People talk about the fries and they are good. For value and quantity, it definitely hits the spot. Also tried the curries eggplant halibut wrap. It was good. Maybe a bit mild for my tastes but for those wanting that light curry flavour with their fish, this would work for you. Parking in the complex , with the highschool crowd etc...can be a bit of a slog depending on the time. Though I find the best and easiest place to park is on the street.

It was once a pleasure to shop at the store on Arbutus. Not any more. The fish is still fine, but the people behind the counter are not. Helpful? Cheerful? Nope. Instead, they are surly and unfriendly, for no reason. I am not going back.

The best place in town for fish & chips oh yes and basically any other seafood need you may have. While the fish & chips made from Halibut, Lingcod, and other fresh fish, and their freshly made chowders are really why I usually go here, Finest At Sea really is a seafood market in the first place. Always fresh, always well presented, always friendly.

I recently moved into an apartment down the street from this place and I can already tell it's going to be a problem. Their fish and chips are great and the fries especially are amazing. I've also picked up sashimi-grade wild salmon from their seafood counter a few times and made some incredible sushi.