flounder - where to find in Phoenix area?
- Thread starter joester
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Try Ranch Market. I'm sure I have seen it in there. It's just like being in Ley only bigger and cleaner. They have everything from Mexico! I don't know where they are on the east side but I go to the one on 16th st. and Roosevelt, in the old K Mart building, that's how big it is. Take some time 'cause you'll want to walk around. 
Kenny
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Hi, the fish market restaurant http://www.thefishmarket.com/locations.aspx?id=5 is a great place to eat, plus they have fresh fish. This week Halibut is featured, so they should have some fresh
http://www.thefishmarket.com/include/halibut.pdf
Kenny
http://www.thefishmarket.com/include/halibut.pdf
Kenny
Kelney,
Did you mean 44th st. and the 202? If so, they closed up last year.
Did you mean 44th st. and the 202? If so, they closed up last year.
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BeachMom
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You might want to try AJ's as well.
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bahiatrader
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If there's a strong fishy smell (the odor of decaying fish), in a market, I usually just turn around and walk out. If any kind of fish has a "fishy" odor to it, it's decaying.
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Submarine
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Most Lee Lee's fish still has the head on so you can check the eyes or it's still swimming in a tank which probably means they are still kicking.
The fish smells just fine. It's the market that smells like fish! Only because they sell so much of it. Throw in a few other indiscernable smells from various flavors around the world and you have the essence of Lee Lee Market captured and ready to bottle for perfume.bahiatrader said:
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Submarine
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There is another Lee Lee's in Peoria. I'll see if I can find the address.
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Submarine
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Ain't that the truth! It's like taking an around the world trip in 30 minutes. I love going there, especially because I can see over everyone.Stuart said:
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Submarine
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75th and cactus
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bahiatrader
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It is possible to have a fish market without smelling fishy. Safeway or Smith's wouldn't allow it. I've even detected a slight odor to their fish from time to time. I'm pretty fussy about the fish I eat. If I can't buy it fresh or bring it home myself, I'd rather have beans and rice.
Kelney
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I believe the Chinese Market (99 Ranch Market) on 44th and the 202 is still open. At least there are a lot of vehicles in front of the place every day.
Concerning the fishy smell, I imagine much of the odor comes from the trimmings and innards of the mass amount of fish they prepare for customers. The fish looks well cared for but I imagine the trimmings are decomposing and that is the odor that is detected.
Concerning the fishy smell, I imagine much of the odor comes from the trimmings and innards of the mass amount of fish they prepare for customers. The fish looks well cared for but I imagine the trimmings are decomposing and that is the odor that is detected.