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Address: 1123 W Trenton Ave, Findlay, OH 45840
Phone: (567) 525-4053
Website: https://lisseafoodboilfindlay.com/
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Zhu
The best seafood in America. It’s absolutely delicious and gourmet. Don’t wait if you like to try some seafood.
… moreAbby Rudasill
Yum!! Great service, great food, and great atmosphere. We ordered the seafood boil with 2lbs of snow grab and 1lb of shrimp. Very well seasoned and steaming hot. Very happy to not have to drive 45 mins for a seafood boil anymore!! worth the price in my opinion, yes it’s a little expensive if you get a seafood boil but seafood is expensive. Not much they can do about it. We will be back!!
… moreAustin Minard
Date of Visit: 02/24/2025
Total Bill: $149
Overall Rating: 4.5/10
Li’s Seafood Boil is a new addition to the local dining scene, offering a mix of seafood boils, sushi, and hibachi. The restaurant has a visually appealing atmosphere, and the hype surrounding it made us eager to give it a try. However, while the presentation and ambiance were impressive, the food itself fell short of expectations, especially considering the price point.
Appetizers
• Mozzarella Sticks (5/10): These tasted like they were freshly frozen rather than made in-house. While they were passable, they didn’t stand out in any way.
• Dragon Roll Sushi (4.1/10): The roll itself was decent, but the rice lacked freshness, which significantly impacted the overall flavor and texture. As frequent sushi lovers, we often visit well-known sushi spots like Asian Grill and Japan West in Findlay, and this did not compare. My wife even commented that she would have preferred grocery store sushi from Kroger.
Entrées
• Seafood Boil (6/10): The seafood boil included crawfish, shrimp, crab legs, and a lobster tail.
• Lobster Tail: Cooked well, not rubbery, and seasoned properly.
• Shrimp: Well-cooked and flavorful.
• Crab Legs: Hit or miss—some had very little meat, which was disappointing.
• Crawfish: Not a personal favorite; my experience with them was underwhelming.
• Overall, while some elements of the boil were enjoyable, the inconsistencies and lack of substantial crab meat made it an underwhelming experience.
• Hibachi (4/10): My wife ordered the hibachi and found it to be underwhelming, stating that we would have been better off dining at Tokyo, another local hibachi restaurant. The flavors and preparation did not meet our expectations for the price.
Value for Money
At $149 for the meal, we struggled to find the value. For comparison, we have dined at Mancy’s Steakhouse—a well-known fine dining restaurant in Findlay—for $120, and the experience there felt far more worth the price. Given the cost, we expected higher quality and more consistency in the dishes.
Final Thoughts
While we were excited to try Li’s Seafood Boil, the experience did not live up to our expectations. The food was average at best, and the pricing felt excessive for what we received. As a new restaurant, they may need to reconsider their pricing strategy and focus on consistency in food quality. Unfortunately, based on this visit, we do not see ourselves returning.
… moreTotal Bill: $149
Overall Rating: 4.5/10
Li’s Seafood Boil is a new addition to the local dining scene, offering a mix of seafood boils, sushi, and hibachi. The restaurant has a visually appealing atmosphere, and the hype surrounding it made us eager to give it a try. However, while the presentation and ambiance were impressive, the food itself fell short of expectations, especially considering the price point.
Appetizers
• Mozzarella Sticks (5/10): These tasted like they were freshly frozen rather than made in-house. While they were passable, they didn’t stand out in any way.
• Dragon Roll Sushi (4.1/10): The roll itself was decent, but the rice lacked freshness, which significantly impacted the overall flavor and texture. As frequent sushi lovers, we often visit well-known sushi spots like Asian Grill and Japan West in Findlay, and this did not compare. My wife even commented that she would have preferred grocery store sushi from Kroger.
Entrées
• Seafood Boil (6/10): The seafood boil included crawfish, shrimp, crab legs, and a lobster tail.
• Lobster Tail: Cooked well, not rubbery, and seasoned properly.
• Shrimp: Well-cooked and flavorful.
• Crab Legs: Hit or miss—some had very little meat, which was disappointing.
• Crawfish: Not a personal favorite; my experience with them was underwhelming.
• Overall, while some elements of the boil were enjoyable, the inconsistencies and lack of substantial crab meat made it an underwhelming experience.
• Hibachi (4/10): My wife ordered the hibachi and found it to be underwhelming, stating that we would have been better off dining at Tokyo, another local hibachi restaurant. The flavors and preparation did not meet our expectations for the price.
Value for Money
At $149 for the meal, we struggled to find the value. For comparison, we have dined at Mancy’s Steakhouse—a well-known fine dining restaurant in Findlay—for $120, and the experience there felt far more worth the price. Given the cost, we expected higher quality and more consistency in the dishes.
Final Thoughts
While we were excited to try Li’s Seafood Boil, the experience did not live up to our expectations. The food was average at best, and the pricing felt excessive for what we received. As a new restaurant, they may need to reconsider their pricing strategy and focus on consistency in food quality. Unfortunately, based on this visit, we do not see ourselves returning.
Cesar Salazar
I tried the meal 1 and I strongly feel it was really cheap. I paid about double in Florida for the same thing. Not sure if Ohio is overall cheaper but we had meal 1 and hibachi bowl and it was really cheap. I liked the seafood boil. Service was good. I had the extra spicy but it was a little spicy. 4 stars mean it was really good. 5 stars for me is authentic Mexican quality food from Mexico level so it is hard to give 5 stars.
… moreNoah Wright
If you haven’t yet ate here, you’re missing out!
Great customer service, great quality food, and reasonable prices! I came in earlier today for the first time and was instantly greeted by friendly staff — it was a tough choice between the hibachi or seafood boil but ultimately opted for the hibachi. Let me tell you, it didn’t disappoint at all!
If you’re reading this, change your lunch / dinner plans and eat at Li’s Seafood Boil! I’ll most certainly be back to try the seafood boil!
Keep up the great work!
… moreGreat customer service, great quality food, and reasonable prices! I came in earlier today for the first time and was instantly greeted by friendly staff — it was a tough choice between the hibachi or seafood boil but ultimately opted for the hibachi. Let me tell you, it didn’t disappoint at all!
If you’re reading this, change your lunch / dinner plans and eat at Li’s Seafood Boil! I’ll most certainly be back to try the seafood boil!
Keep up the great work!
Alison Domagala
Had my Valentine’s Day dinner here. My first time at this restaurant. The staff is outstanding in attentiveness, friendliness, and with how welcoming they are. The food was delicious. Best crab ragoons I have ever had. Will be back 10/10.
… moreMichael Brown
Food was delicious! People were very nice! We got Hibachi, sushi and a seafood boil. We will definitely be going again! Prices are reasonable for market based on what you can get yourself at the store.
… moreKayla-Lyn Roberts
Finally was able to make it in here, restaurant was very clean and the staff were very welcoming!
The food was amazing! I got the 1/2 pd boil with crab legs and shrimp and my boyfriend got the lobster tail and shrimp, both came with potatoes and corn. We got the Li’s special seasoning and I was worried at first because I thought it may be too much seasoning but it was perfect!
I highly recommend visiting this place!
… moreThe food was amazing! I got the 1/2 pd boil with crab legs and shrimp and my boyfriend got the lobster tail and shrimp, both came with potatoes and corn. We got the Li’s special seasoning and I was worried at first because I thought it may be too much seasoning but it was perfect!
I highly recommend visiting this place!
DouG MaRShaLL
Very good sea food boil!!! Little pricey but pretty good. Not much to the service or atmosphere. Almost fast food environment. Sea food was really good! Plenty to eat for 2.
… moreShopper Girl
Should have known better! First hint was NO cars, but being adventurous souls, we went in, anyway. Friendly enough service, while slow for being the only people here. Crab Rangoon was sweet, with no crab seen. Nice and fresh, though! Everything served was straight out the grease to us, nice and hot. Oysters, while obviously fried fresh, tasted strong. I know my seafood, and they were really old tasting. Shrimp had some kind of crumbly coating which wasn’t good. French fries and onion rings were pre-made Gordon’s variety. The cocktail sauce was very mild. Not good if you like a little zip. Waited to be checked back on after food delivered… Not sure if the boiled version is better, but very pricey. Won’t return, and likely, this place is failing, which is sad when Id say, Captain D has this place beat. Ugh!
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