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    Basa Seafood Express

    4.5 (1.3k reviews)
    ModerateSeafood, Burgers, Poke
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Quiet
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Jean T.

    Came by on a Friday night for dinner after seeing this place show up on my feed and I have to say that it did not disappoint. I wish we had the chance to come earlier in the day during lunch because they probably would have still had the ceviche, but they ran out by the time we arrived. We ordered the fried calamari special, shoyu salmon poke, shoyu tuna poke. We waited around 15 minutes for our order, which I assume was mainly due to the fried calamari. Fried Calamari - 5/5 - the texture was great and the tartar sauce was great Shoyu salmon poke - 5/5 Shoyu tuna poke - 5/5 Small steamed rice - lol nothing else to say about this but it was necessary for the poke-for me at least. ~~Service: Great. The cashier lady was super patient with us and didn't greet us until we went up to the payment counter. I prefer this because it feels like there's less pressure to decide what you want to get. ~~Best Part: Stress free ordering. ~~Worst Part: There's no place to eat within the restaurant so we took our food and walked over to a nearby park but there wasn't really any seating not in the direct sunlight so we ate on a patch of grass, but it was still enjoyable. I probably should have done the research before hand to know to bring a picnic blanket or something ~~Return: Yes.

    Jay K.

    've never been to a seafood market without that strong fishy smell, which honestly says a lot about how fresh the seafood is here. We ordered a few rolls, poke, a soft shell crab burger, and the seafood combo, and everything was delicious. I normally don't eat much raw fish, but the poke was packed with flavor. The rolls were huge, and the value for the price was really good too. The only letdown was the Saigon shrimp over rice. It was pretty underwhelming and nothing too special compared to everything else we ordered. It's mainly a takeout spot, so there's no seating available. Service was a bit slow, but they also seemed really busy with orders.

    salmon poke
    maliah c.

    Always consistent, delicious an fresh. I've been coming to this spot for a couple years now and I have been sure to pass it on to all my friends because of how reasonably priced it is. The shoyu salmon poke with some rice is a perfect lunch. The spicy salmon is a great contender. The service is quick and you can order ahead for pickup. No in-dining options but there is a park nearby to enjoy!

    Spicy Salmon Poke & Shoyu Tuna Poke
    Megan W.

    A good deal for the price. Service is quick and easy. I got the Spicy Salmon ($8) & Shoyu Tuna Hawaiian Poke ($11) The fish always comes out so fresh. The serving could be a bit more but still not complaining for the quality I'm getting. Rice is extra $, a medium size is $3.. They also have a great selection of other fish and speciality rolls.

    Spicy salmon poke
    Lizey N.

    Needed a quick bite on a Saturday afternoon and it was not busy at all. Tried the spicy salmon poke with a side of rice. This was yummy and surprisingly fresh. It does have a spicy kick to it and was so good. Perfect to share for 2 for a quick bite. We enjoyed it at a park nearby and it was so refreshing and flavorful. I really enjoyed it!

    Hawaiian Style Poke tuna and salmon
    Sarah S.

    Food The salmon and tuna were incredibly fresh, and the sauce they were mixed with was perfectly balanced and tasted amazing. I usually prefer tuna over salmon, but the sauce was so good that I couldn't stop eating both. The poke comes in a container without rice by default, but they offer an option to add rice, which also includes seaweed salad. Overall, the food was super fresh and delicious! I'd definitely want to visit again and try more of what they offer. Service The service was quick and very friendly. Ambiance This is a fish-market-style spot with no seating available, making it strictly a takeout place.

    210. Sunset Blvd Roll
    Jamie Z.

    I've been going to Basa Seafood for years while living in the Mission District, and it's always been one of my go to spots. My favorites are their salmon sashimi, which they slice fresh for you at the counter, and their spicy salmon poke, which never disappoints. I usually pick up in person, but lately I've been ordering delivery. This time I ordered the Sunset BLVD Roll, which had tuna, hamachi, and salmon inside, topped with avocado, roe, and a mix of sauces. I also got two California rolls (6PC) at $7 each, plus two spicy salmon poke rolls. I made rice at home, though in hindsight it probably would have been easier to just order their $2 rice and save myself the extra effort. I placed the order during lunch hour, so delivery did take quite a while, a little over an hour. That said, the quality was still great and everything tasted fresh and satisfying. Basa Seafood remains a really solid spot, and I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

    Spicy Tuna Roll & Spicy Salmon Poke
    Janine L.

    LOVE & OBSESSED WITH THIS PLACE!! I get basa seafood all the time because it's so affordable and such great quality!! Everytime i come, I always get a poke (usually the spicy salmon poke or shoyu salmon) and a roll (spicy tuna or salmon roll). I always recommend this place to friends and it's perfect to eat by mission dolores park on a picnic when the weather is good!

    Spicy Salmon Poke
    Eileen X.

    For the price, you are getting some great quality poke! The fish tasted very fresh and melts in your mouth, and the spicy mayo was creamy and flavorful. The portions are smaller than you would expect from the images you see online, but I think they are fair considering how the poke is relatively cheap. The poke is already prepared and packaged into containers, and the people at the counter just hand it over to you and you pay-- the entire process was very quick. Be aware that there is no indoor seating besides a small bench.

    Cat F.

    Quality is still top notch at this SF gem. I've been coming here since 2015 and it never disappoints! If you're new to Basa, parking can be a little tricky but I usually have good luck finding a spot on 23rd Street. The place is tiny with just two benches for waiting. No dine-in tables or bathrooms and plenty of locals stopping by for takeout. They take credit cards with a $10 minimum. There were about five people ahead of me but my order was ready in about 10 minutes. They give you a beeper so you can wait outside. Just don't wander too far! Here's what I ordered: Salmon Spicy Poke ($8) - 8/10 - Fresh and flavorful with that familiar marinade I love. It was a little less spicy than I remembered but nothing a dash of sriracha at home couldn't fix! Tuna Shoyu Poke ($11) - 7/10 - Solid quality and tasty. No complaints here. Personally, not a total fan of Tuna but I wanted to give this one a try. Negi Hama (Hamachi Roll) ($5.50) - 7/10 - [HEADS UP!!] this roll DOES NOT come with green onion. "Negi" actually means green onion, so I was a bit surprised when it was just hamachi. After checking old reviews and photos, it seems this is their usual way of making it. SF Bag Fee ($0.25) San Francisco. Enough said. Total: $26.86

    Shoyu tuna poke, Spicy Salmon Poke, 108. Spicy Tuna Roll, Steam Rice Small (8 oz), Steam Rice Medium (12 oz)
    Rachel L.

    Affordable and very good for the price! My boyfriend and I shared a shoyu poke, spicy salmon poke, spicy tuna roll, and one small + one medium rice, all of which amounted to only around $30! We both agreed that the spicy salmon poke and spicy tuna roll were delicious, but felt that the shoyu poke fell short. The tuna had a strange fishy taste and the shoyu is given separate, so the fish is not actually marinated in sauce. Portions were on par with the price. The place is really small and definitely a hole in the wall that's become a local favorite. We ordered and got our food within 10 minutes.

    Spicy salmon poke (rice, avocado, and garlic chili crunch NOT included)
    Maria W.

    This place is great. I followed the smell of fresh fish into the market, and for $17 and a one-minute wait, I bought two trays (one of spicy salmon and one of shoyu salmon), walked to Dolores Park, and assembled my poke bowl with some rice, avocado, and garlic chili crunch I'd brought from home. The sun was shining, my taste buds were in heaven, and life was good. Highly recommend.

    Trisha D.

    Food: Salmon Spicy Poke Price: $8 Overall: For the past few years, I been eyeing this place because the price for poke was crazy! Parking here is a bit difficult, there was a nearby park/center(?) so I parked there. If you can get meter parking; it must be your lucky day! The place also sells sushi rolls, seafood sandwiches, fish tacos, clam chowder, etc. I picked the salmon spicy poke and it was soooooooo good!! I love that it doesn't have a fishy taste to it and the sauce is not overwhelming/underwhelming the fish. I also like the diced red onion to it. Bring rice or some wonton chips with it and you have yourself a meal!

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    Ask the Community - Basa Seafood Express

    Do they sell their poke (shoyu) by the pound?

    Unfortunately they do not.

    Is it possible to get the spicy creamy salmon poke with tuna instead of salmon? Do they customize or is it all just made ahead and you get what's been prepared?

    Gluten free options?

    Big hunks of raw fish totally gf

    Are they still serving shucked oysters during covid -19?

    No. Not until dinning is allowed.

    When are they open to deliver on Ubereats/doordash? It says they're closed on the apps when they're actually open

    I've ordered twice from UberEats, only to have the order cancelled at the end of the window it was supposed to be delivered. Not sure if it's a Basa or an UberEats issue.

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