Lucky Seafood

It's the best place to get spotted prawns when they are in season. They go for about $7 per pound, which is a lot cheaper than what you get at grocery store. They are very fresh and sweet. Yummy to eat sashimi style or just boiled or steamed. Cash only though. Remember to bring cash.

I visited this place specifically for their coon shrimp, and I must say that it was incredibly fresh. However, our experience took a downturn when we purchased seasnails. Unfortunately, all of them turned out to be in a bad state. Despite carefully washing them multiple times with salt water, the smell was so unpleasant that we had no choice but to discard them.

Don't waste your money at this place .the price is a little bit cheaper than everywhere else but the quality of the seafood is really badI spent $250 on three lobster and they all come out with water inside and shell there's no meat at all

This place is AMAZING! There's fresh live seafood. There's everything from spot prawns, dungeness crab, HUGE lobsters (literally the size of my arm), geoduk, oysters, and more! They said they have live eel sometimes as well but they didn't have it on the day I went. The medium sized dungeness crab was $6.99/lb and large was $7.99/lb and I believe the spot prawns were $13.99/lb. We ended up buying 10 large dungeness crab and 2 pounds of live spot prawns for just under $200- DEALS!!!Don't forget to bring cash! If you forget, you can go across the street to the gas station and pull out cash with a $3.50 fee. We drove down from Edmonds, and the drive was worth it!

Lucky is the shit,it's a wholesaler so don't expect Safeway.The live tanks are clean there isn't dead fish,prices are good and the quality is always on point.Dealt with her for years and was turned on to Lucky by another longtime comercial customer.The lady complaining about the lobster appears to have let the lobster die and sit before she cooked it.I know for a fact Lucky didn't sell her 3 dead lobsters.Let alone if you buy live lobster you should know they need to be alive.

To all y'all giving Lucky a bad review -- By all means, stay away so the rest of us have more inventory to choose from.This place is awesome. If you can ever be described as high maintenance, you should not come here. Seriously, what do you think fisheries and commercial seafood shipping depots look like?

The only reason why this isn't a five-star review is because it's cash-only. It's rare that I have cash on me and if you're buying more than a single 2lb crab ($6.99 lb for large Dungeness) then you really have to plan to go to the bank and get cash if a seafood craving strikes you.They're in the old dry cleaner building on the corner of Alaska and Beacon Ave S, so there's tons of parking around. I've been in before to browse and the selection was small the day I was in but I only wanted one crab for myself, so no worries there.They do have live eel, which I haven't prepared before at home but BBQ weather is here and me thinks I'll have to try it ;) There are also snails, two sizes of Dungeness, lobsters, and other fish too. The tanks are pretty clean, which is always important. It's too bad they don't fix up the place, though--both exterior and interior--it does look shady.I named my crab Frank and put him in the freezer so he could simma down a bit. I believe in humane food prep treatment, so I don't put food live into hot water whenever possible. (Sorry mussels, clams, and oysters. There's not a whole lot we can do for you.) Unfortunately, Frank didn't agree that it was his time to go. He literally grabbed my knife as I went to dispatch him, so it was a little longer process than usual.. RIP Frank.All in all, a good place (cheaper than Mutual Fish) and easy to get to!

DO NOT COME HERE. SCAM OF A SHOP. Went in this morning to get a king crab because I saw that their price is good. The crab was $22/lb and the owner picked one out that was 8.5lb. She said they just arrived yesterday and they're fresh. But when I got home and started cooking, there was so much water in the legs. I already knew it means the crab has been sitting in the water tank for a long time. When it's fully cooked, the meat is about half the size of the leg. I called back to the shop and the owner continues to lie and said they got the crab fresh this morning and then literally hung up on me without giving me a chance to say anything. I dialed back and it wasn't even going through so I know she must've blocked my number. TLDR: SCAM OWNER. DO NOT COME.

Check before you pay. 2/3 of my crab is not good. Im also surprised that these crabs still alive like this.

The Asian lady is so so rude, the place is very dirty and the price is little highWhenever you go there , you should be quiet if you ask something the cashier will be very very mad