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Reviews — 8
Quite crowded place around 12 noon, so you can imagine it’s a pretty popular restaurant, and may be short-staffed. Food was authentic with some pretty good ones, like the pork piglet meat, vegetarian geese and stone pot oxtail; one incentive is they offer a decent discount, which is quite attractive. We each spent $20 for the full meal.
Fisherman Lobster King is Cantonese Restaurant where you can order a la carte or set banquet style.
Service was good and dishes came out very fast. Very professional wait staff, when we were done they cleaned out empty dishes quickly as well.
Food was good but no dishes really stood out, we felt the lobster was a little overcooked and wasn't seasoned enough. Everything else was pretty good overall.
Service was good and dishes came out very fast. Very professional wait staff, when we were done they cleaned out empty dishes quickly as well.
Food was good but no dishes really stood out, we felt the lobster was a little overcooked and wasn't seasoned enough. Everything else was pretty good overall.
Dishes are okay. A bit salty and starchy for my taste though. The price is HIGH for sure.
My review is purely on their service.
We had a server who had no interest in talking with us, nor serving us. When we ask for anything, he does NOT look happy. It feels like we are wasting his time. He never once checked how our food was, he rolled his eyes when we ask to heat up soup and told us he will just microwave it.
The issue here is, they are not working for more tips! The tips aka "service fee" (12%)is already added to the bill. This tip is added on top of tax. You have to pay for it.
We ordered a meal bundle, $599, ended up paying $820ish. Tips were about $80.
If there were any service, we wouldn't mind paying tips.
And when we questioned the service to the manager, she said" the server answered all your questions." This is shocking! If this is the lowest requirement you could have for service industry.
My review is purely on their service.
We had a server who had no interest in talking with us, nor serving us. When we ask for anything, he does NOT look happy. It feels like we are wasting his time. He never once checked how our food was, he rolled his eyes when we ask to heat up soup and told us he will just microwave it.
The issue here is, they are not working for more tips! The tips aka "service fee" (12%)is already added to the bill. This tip is added on top of tax. You have to pay for it.
We ordered a meal bundle, $599, ended up paying $820ish. Tips were about $80.
If there were any service, we wouldn't mind paying tips.
And when we questioned the service to the manager, she said" the server answered all your questions." This is shocking! If this is the lowest requirement you could have for service industry.
Great quality food. Servers accommodated our requests.
Presentation was immaculate. I have nothing bad to say about this place. Very pleased and happy customer
Presentation was immaculate. I have nothing bad to say about this place. Very pleased and happy customer
We ordered Father's Day Lobster and Fish dinner set and added a dish of peking duck. All the dishes were delicious.
Service was good as well.
Service was good as well.
I was a little dubious when my mother in law asked us to have dinner at this place knowing that I'm allergic to shellfish.
But what we discovered is this restaurant is quite good with their portion sizes. From the pictures you can see we ordered a Cantonese chow mien, beef with broccoli, Peking duck (two ways), and a sweet and sour pork.
The Peking duck was excellent, I would come back just for that. They are very generous with the second round of duck with tons of lettuce wraps.
The beef with broccoli was a big hit. Beef was very tender and flavorful, broccoli was cooked perfectly -- crunchy but soft.
The Cantonese chow mien is nothing to write home about but portion was unbelievable. We had 5 people at the table and barely made a dent in it.
The sweet and sour pork was probably the weakest of the dishes we ordered, nothing special about it and the pork was a little overcooked. Flavor wise was fairly standard.
Overall we liked our experience at Fisherman Lobster King.
But what we discovered is this restaurant is quite good with their portion sizes. From the pictures you can see we ordered a Cantonese chow mien, beef with broccoli, Peking duck (two ways), and a sweet and sour pork.
The Peking duck was excellent, I would come back just for that. They are very generous with the second round of duck with tons of lettuce wraps.
The beef with broccoli was a big hit. Beef was very tender and flavorful, broccoli was cooked perfectly -- crunchy but soft.
The Cantonese chow mien is nothing to write home about but portion was unbelievable. We had 5 people at the table and barely made a dent in it.
The sweet and sour pork was probably the weakest of the dishes we ordered, nothing special about it and the pork was a little overcooked. Flavor wise was fairly standard.
Overall we liked our experience at Fisherman Lobster King.
Satisfied with the food we ordered and the bill is reasonable for the kind of food and amount of servings compared to expensive fine dining restaurants. 5 adults and 1 child, we didn’t even finish the good for 4-5 people deal. We will definitely go back. We’re fine with the service charge as the gentleman who served our table worked hard and was nice.
