Kim's Fish Market

Seafood market · Dorchester ·

Kim's Fish Market

Seafood market · Dorchester ·

Fresh whole fish, filets, shellfish, and friendly service

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551 Washington St, Dorchester Center, MA 02124 Get directions

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The 10 Best Seafood Markets In Boston - Boston - The Infatuation

"For those with the guts and ambition to roast a whole fish, Kim’s in Dorchester is your happy place. A large bin that looks like it holds the aftermath of a blast fishing expedition is filled with ice and various kinds of whole fish, including red snapper and yellow tail. If you’re a little intimidated by the prospect of cooking fish whole, Kim’s sells filets and a solid selection of shellfish, too." - joel ang, tanya edwards

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Kim's Fish Market

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Kim's Fish Market - Review - Dorchester - Boston - The Infatuation

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Kim's Fish Market

Latin I.

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It's one of the best fish markets in the city of Boston so much variety of fishes Awesome size of salmon fillet or steak they got live crab they clean everything awesome and their prices are fantastic

Soshana W.

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Great selection and variety of fish. Always good service. Would definitely recommend

Shaquan Anderson (.

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Nice fresh fish whenever I buy fish there all I do go home wash with vinegar an str88 to the pot don't have to clean them again

Christopher D.

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Great customer service end clean fresh fish

Loughton F

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They did a good job of cleaning the fish and had a variety of sizes. Still a good local option. The owner is friendly greets everyone.

Latrice B.

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If you're looking for fresh fish, wild caught, this is the spot! The only place I purchase Salmon from. Fresh every time!

Jayla F.

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Absolutely Absolutely expensive. I spend $66 on 5 red snappers. People shouldn't eat fish anymore. Wayy to much. The minimum wage in $15 per hour in Massachusetts. That's 4 and half hours of work to afford some fish for 5 people

Troy R.

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Seafood like in the Caribbeans fresh everyday