Pier Seafood

Shrimp fajitas is Very clean establishment Service was great and owner even stayed late after hours until we were done eating.

As a lover of Korean cuisine and a fan of fajitas, I was excited to try the Korean shrimp fajita at this restaurant. However, my enthusiasm quickly dwindled as I encountered disappointing service throughout my dining experience.Upon entering, the ambiance seemed promising, with lively decor and the aroma of sizzling dishes filling the air. Eager to try the specialty, I ordered the Korean shrimp fajita and clam chowder expecting a fusion of bold flavors and quality ingredients.Unfortunately, the service fell short of expectations. The establishment is self serving only. You have to beg for more tableware, napkins, plastic silverware, condiments and table coverings. The shrimp fajitas were pretty decent, had the traditional Korean-inspired seasoning however a bit too salty. The accompanying vegetables were limp and lacked freshness, detracting from the overall experience.In conclusion, while the concept of a Korean shrimp fajita holds promise, this restaurant's execution, coupled with subpar service, left much to be desired. I would hesitate to recommend this establishment to others until improvements are made to the level of service.

Amazing shrimp fajitas!! I used to come with my family all the time when the arcade used to be open and they are still incredibly delicious! If you get the fajitas I recommend spicy since it's not spicy all just flavorful!! Service is great, there is a super name older Asian lady that is always there working hard! Environment is cool being able to sit in by the window and see the ocean while eating is pretty cool! Sad to see such a good place be empty

I'll start with a caveat: this 3 star review has a slight boost based on two things:1) Nostalgia, and 2) New experiences for my in-laws.Without that boost, I'd probably give this place 2 stars.As a Korean American, getting crabs on the Redondo Beach Pier was a staple growing up in Socal. I hadn't been in ~15 years, so when my in-laws were in town for Christmas, I wanted to take them to the pier to have a nice day at the beach, and eat some crab.It was exactly as I remembered it -- I'm pretty sure the tables, chairs, menus, and employees haven't changed since. The only thing that did change, was the crowds. The pier was fairly empty, and at lunchtime, we were one of 5 parties seated in the restaurant. We ordered 3 crabs, and 2 fish-n-chips (for the kids). Not to rave about; I'd say it wasn't bad, but wasn't the best crab or fish-n-chips either. One thing that you can't really get at a non-Korean crab house is the crab head rice: my in-laws thought this was unique and fun. With each crab, you'll get a bowl of rice, with a small container of sesame oil + gochujang. Mix that into the crab head (after scraping off the guts to mix into the rice), and enjoy. Probably my favorite part of the experience.

So happy we finally found this place again, had no been here in a while. I believe it had closed down but fortunately it had just moved to the pier. Tastes as good as I remembered, the bread the sauce the shrimp and potatoes were all so amazing. It was around 45 for the medium sized shrimp fajitas and it was more than enough for two adults. There is plenty of seating and it comes out in a timely manner. Strictly come to redondo for this place!

Ok food and extremely rude lady at register. If you want to pay to eat Mediocre food and be treated terribly, this is definitely the place !

Let's start off by ordering at the counter. The lady taking our order was rude, but I didn't know if it's just the way her language translates to English. She took our order including the drinks. I put my hand on my Gatorade to pull it towards me, and She pulled it back. She said "You not move until you pay!" Omg, I was like ugh trust me I can afford it, and she replied "well I don't know." Oh ok. My husband paid, we finally grab our drinks and she told me "go over there!" Holy freaking **** My husband saw my reaction and before I flipped out he told me "she's telling you there's a bottle opener on the wall" (for my daughters Jarito.) Thank God he explained because at that point I was gonna let her have it. We took our drinks, our paper plates, and utensils to sit down at a table. Our food came out after about ten minutes and right before she brings it, she points at the next table and tells us "go sit over there, I have to mop." Unbelievable! The food comes out. I ordered Clam Chowder and it was piping hot! Too hot to taste and I kept checking every few minutes. It took about 15 minutes and then it was decent but not worth ordering again. It was served in a bread bowl and most of its in the bread by now. There's pet much potatoes and fish left. My husband got the shrimp and potatoes. Those were tasty. It came with garlic bread that was good. My daughter ordered fried shrimp and fries. Nothing to come back for. It was ok. All in all I will not come back to this place again. We actually have a restaurant of our own and I would never talk to my customers the way that this lady talked to and treated us. 2nd, A Gatorade is certainly not worth the price of offending someone. It literally cost us less than a dollar for Gatorade. 3rd, mop everywhere around us but don't move us after you were already rude! Especially when we've been sitting there for 10 minutes and the food is finally coming out. Mop that little spot when your patrons leave. Last, when I was a kid Redondo Pier was alive, cleaner, and full of people. It's dead. Business looks like everyone left or went bankrupt. The boats looked like homeless boats. I looked around and was embarrassed that people were there from other states to see this. (I know because we asked 2 people for some stores and their location and they said they were from out of state.)

The service was not that great, they also don't take Amex and when I tried to grab my drink, the lady took it back and said it must be scanned first and paid for. There's no utensils or napkins. The food was alright but it tasted about the same as the rest of the pier stands serving the same thing.

Seeing the Fish & Chips was a shock as it is nothing like the pics shown in the menu inside the restaurant. The fish seems from frozen and we couldn't do more than one bite each. It all went in the trash. Chips was undercooked, soggy. The Coleslaw salad is a sad joke. Shame on us for being local and falling in a tourist trap

One of my Childhood Favorites Old School Shrimp Fajitas & Garlic Bread With an ice Cold Coca Cola