Senor Fish - South Pasadena

Senor fish is always a winner. They have a wide assortment of fish for every taste. They serve them as entrees that are just the right size to make you feel healthy and full, tacos, sides for the kids and some other ways. (I?m always happy with the entrees, so I haven?t tried anything else). I love the Orange Roughy. It has a buttery flaky flavor. If you like crab, you?ll love Orange Roughy. Then there?s the Plantains. No one makes them like Senor Fish does and they do it right. They?re are sweet juicy slices of plantains coated with strawberries, leche and chocolate. This place is family friendly and has copious space for a comfortable dining experience. The kids love the food here.

I love this place absolutely. I come with my friends whenever we're on a trip or weekend. The Taco Combo Special is amazing. It's a lot. I always get the two fish tacos and all the rice. No beans. I just don't like beans. I hate it. Whatever. Or maybe I like a lot of rice. The fish are fried and they are very crispy on the outside and very delicate and soft on the inside. they add a lot of vegetables salsa and sour cream on the taco. It's absolutely amazing. There are a lot of seats here, I just realized that they added more outdoor seats that are always good. Salsas are also amazing. I bet they're homemade. I only realized they had a breakfast menu and I had to. I have to come back and try the Huevos rancheros. The service is always great. You're always kind. It's a little jewel in South Pasadena.

Eat.keys.So.Good! Friendly staff. Soundtrack is tuned to my life. Ideal for a spontaneous meal, solo or with friends.

I had the fish taco plate with rice and beans (Kidney), plus agua fresca (strawberry). It really hit the spot delicious! The setting was Spartan, but popular.

Incredible fish tacos BUT you CANNOT sleep on the breakfast. The chorizo in the burritos and tacos is on point. Make sure to ask for the habanero salsa while they still have it available. Also, the service is great. Everyone is super friendly. Señor Fish, you had me at Hola. ?