Has anyone had god tier seafood before?

gambas à guilho

>>9205948

no my country is land locked

>>9205948
>god tier seafood
>red lobster
this is a bait thread isn't it.

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Yeah, had a pan-fried ray wing at Scotts in London. Also had a prawn dish with the most complex broth at Blue Pepper in Amsterdam.

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>>9205948
This is as good as it gets for frozen store-bought breaded fish. It's actually very crunchy unlike other brands. And when I say crunchy, I mean it's almost as crunchy as a good tortilla chip. I believe they have culinary wizards working at this company.

>>9206155
And no one was biting until you decided to be a retard. Fucking neck yourself.

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I've had good butterflyied prawns at a couple places. Salmon is good at a lot of places

>always thought seafood meant stuff like shellfish, prawns, etc
>turns out it's literally any food that comes from the sea, including fish, octopus, etc
Huh

they have the best biscuits in the game. first thing I did when i got back from iraq was go to red lobster and chill

>>9205948
When I went to Maine the seafood was all pretty good and cheap. Only downside was that sometimes it was so fresh that it had sand in it.

I went to a $200/plate lobster restaurant in Santa Monica, CA with my dad

most expensive food I've ever had and the best seafood restaurant I've ever been to