Flying Fish Grill

J Hanlon
First Reviewer
4 out of 5
Avg. Member Rating
2
Reviews

Flying Fish Grill

  • October 4, 2004
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Kindsis from San Jose, California
I ate at the Flying Fish grill in Carmel based on a reccommendation from our hotel concierge. The restaurant serves innovative, pacific-rim type seafood cuisine with a great variety of fish.

My entree was a grilled escolar with a brushetta sauce on top (tomatoes, basil, and garlic). The fish was grilled to perfection and very tasty.

The chicken spring roll appetizer was tasty, but a bit of a disappointment for $9. There were four pieces that were less than 2 inches long (and they were cut on the diagonal). They didn't vary too much from regular egg rolls, only in price.

The restaurant itself is very small and intimate with a Japanese fishing theme inside. The walls are wood, and I believe all of the tables are booth style.

Overall, the food was very good and I would recommend it.

From journal Central California Coast Weekend

Flying Fish Grill

  • October 11, 2000
  • Rated 4 of 5 by J Hanlon from Plymouth, Massachusetts
What a spot! Standing on the street, you'd never know it was there -- down a small set of stairs into a very cellar-like stmosphere. Very private. Absolutely wonderful staff. I can't even describe how scrumptious the food was, including the green tea ice cream for dessert. . . and we didn't even choke on the bill.

From journal A Short Carmel Getaway

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