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We ordered the Drunken Noodles and Soft Shell Crab.The noodles were definitely enough to share between at least three people, it was flavourful with a…
Vivian C
Big Fish Eatery
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Ambience 4/5Food 4.5/5Service 4/5Had a great experience.staff was friendly, attentive and accommodating. Was quick to refill my glass of water without…
Jho Meets Food
Big Fish Eatery
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Been to both Penrose and stonefields a few times, food is good but nothing over the top. A bit over priced here but presentation is nice and so is the…
Natasha Kumar
Big Fish Eatery
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Big Fish Eatery is open for Casual Dining. Big Fish Eatery serves Pan Asian, Sushi and Seafood dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Big Fish Eatery”
Very interesting fusion dishes; the lychee duck salad was a delightful surprise. Cookie dough desserts are unlike anything Ive tried before – the white chocolate macadamia one is definitely a winner!
This is a usual spot for us. Love the matcha cookie dough dessert albeit the quantity has shrunk a little I feel. Big salmon platter and Akuma ribs are great. Karaage chicken and the dip tastes better than of other places. Pad Thai and sambal chicken is decent.
Tried to book this place twice before no success, fully booked. Lucky we made it this time but still people in the queue. Simple modern fusion Japanese menu with mix of other Asian dishs, Very friendly greetings and efficent service.
Yum super sweet and rich, green tea cookie dough. Chewy exterior and a gooey hot interior, topped with a cold scoop of ice cream. This dessert is one to share, it’s too rich and sweet to eat by yourself. –
Good Flavour of asian fusion. But some of them too salty for me. Dessert are all quite nice, staffs friendly and professional. All ingredients are fresh.
Finally tried this place after seeing many friends posting about it on Instagram and being curious about whether it really lives up to its high rating. We got the tuna tataki, karaage chicken and drunken noodles and their cookie dough dessert. Overall everything was tasty but I didnt feel that it was worth the hype and trying it once was enough for me. The tuna tataki tasted really fresh, the fried chicken was coated in what looked like corn flakes which was different but the coating didnt taste seasoned and there wasnt enough dipping sauce provided. The noodles came with a generous serving of king prawns, but I found the noodles to be slightly too salty and the taste was very similar to what Ive had in cheap Asian restaurants/ takeaways. The service was really great – attentive and friendly. Ambience inside is quite nice (despite the dodgy looking car park in an industrial area) but very crowded/ busy as theyre a popular place.
Really loved all the food at this place! Far from home but we planned to have dinner here before heading into Mt Smart sashimi is delicious, so were the drunken noodles (spicy af) and the Japanese died chicken. BYO option too which is ideal. Would love to head back to try out their brunch menu