This thread reminds me of this one:

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ht=fish+chimps

Well Friday night was Fish & Chips for us at Sea in Mckenzie. It was so busy we ended up eating them outside in the street. It reminded me of being back in the UK. Four of us had cod & chips with lots of salt and vinegar wrapped in newspaper, total cost was approx $31. Being typically English we walked to the dollar store which is few shops down and bought our cans of diet coke cheap. A great night out and they tasted real good - roll on next Friday !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did you get offered Malt Vinegar? They don't have it on the tables, you have to ask for it

I just got back from there- it was worth the 45 minute drive! We had haddock and hallibut and both were fantastic, the chips were to die for and i can see myself making the trip lots!!
Afterwards we went to the british shop across the road and stocked up on chocolate and crisps and irn bru for tonight -a good day all round!

I also noticed they had HP sauce in the fridge if you wanted that too!!

Are they open Sunday's ? And whereabouts is it ? I couldn't find it after a quick Google , Might have to have a trip there, its about the only thing I miss from the UK, Oh an Seabrook Cheese an Onion crisps

Did you notice the map of the world just inside the door??
They ask you stick a pin in the country you are from, the UK looks like a hedgehog - I counted 19 pins in Canada!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the malt vinegar tip - I will ask for that next time.

LOL - we went there this evening too!!!

Had a halibut and a cod, with the malt vinegar (on request). Asked about mushy peas and they said they used to do them but because there are so many different variations of them in the UK they had quite a few sent back so gave up on them!

Will be going there again...I think I feel a craving coming on!

(although it was dark and I missed the British shop!!!)

Flossie

They are closed Sunday and Mondays. Seem to be open till 8 every other night though, and it did say on the door 9pm on Fridays.

I saw the malt on the counter in packets. I think next time i go i'll be taking bread and butter too!

British shop wasnt bad too, had lots of choice and crisps were 2 for $2, just finished off some skips!

I found this with a google search...http://sweetspot.ca/national/sweet_n.../sea-sational/

address says: 45 High Street S.E.

The woman working there said they have had to close their doors on occasion because the place has been so busy inside with 100 orders to take out waiting to come out of the kitchen, with a smaller kitchen she said they cant keep up...

that means.....more chips in that fryer = more flavour

I did suggest that they perhaps open a satellite shop in the NW.....

Many Thanks

I didn't think it was anywhere near as good as we used to get in the UK but i think it's about as good as you're going to get here.
My fish was all air and batter with a skinny piece of dried up fish inside. Chips were ok though.

I have to add it was quiet when we went there on a Saturdaday lunchtime with only 10 other customers seated and we waited about 1/2 an hour for our food. God knows how they'd handle a BE meet!!

Well this Scottish lassie is up for a good fish supper...

Heading there Friday Night.

You can take the lassie oot 'o' Scotland.
But yeh cannae take the Scotland oot 'o' the lassie