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Old 03-23-2011, 01:08 PM   #51
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the most common way to have king crab at any chinese restaurant IS steamed legs with garlic.
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On the other hand, bigrig:
How often have you seen people request the 3rd method, to be
done in a crab congee? As oppose to the usual fried/baked rice/noodles?
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is it that place that serves it in a huge plate filled with garlic? I might go there tonight .. any one have experiences? All i remember was that it was huge but that was a year ago.
Yeah you can chose the garlic.
We did garlic, fried, rice.
food was good, service sucked. Mind you, we went on a saturday. Wednesday might be better.
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At the very least, I've had good service at Sea Harbour every time I eat there.

Then again, I held my wedding banquet there the second day after they re-opened in September of 2005...
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sea harbour is good. however i dunno how their "scamming" system there works. havent been there in years. but i would imagine it wouldnt be too bad, since they do cater to higher paying customers.


and FYI to those who maybe wondering why my price is at my price. yes, T&T and osaka and maybe a few of those smaller grocery stores had a promotion last week for $10.95-$12 per lb. what you should know is that ALL the crab those stores carry, are "rejected" crabs from all of the big king crab suppliers, us included. they are either soft shell, low meat content, missing legs, weak or a combination of all of them, thats why they can and did sell for that cheap. as of today, T&T is selling for $14.88 per lb.
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So all the high quality ones get sent to the restaurant?
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So all the high quality ones get sent to the restaurant?
not necessarily. it would depend on the restaurant. what im sayin is, for the most part, the king crab you see at T&T, osaka, supermarket 2000, empire etc is all 2nd grade or 3rd grade product.

if you were to ask me which restaurants have the best quality king crab (taste and price aside) i would recommend:

sun sui wah (rmd or van)
kirin (any of them except for coquitlam)
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At Kirin try the king crab steamed in rose wine and egg white. They have some 15lb @ the 3rd road place yesterday. It is a King Crab holocaust there last night... You can also get King Crab 4 ways (fried rice + noodles).. they will do anything you want as long as you pay the extras.. Kirin is 16.80 a pound, fried rice is $16 .. etc etc

The guy to talk to @ starlight is Anderson.. There is another guy called Jon, who is a car enthusiasts and owns successions of GTI.
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went to Empire seafood resturant recently, had one of their king crab set menus

for the price (350ish for 10 people) their king crab is not bad, the king crab fried rice was good too
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At Kirin try the king crab steamed in rose wine and egg white. They have some 15lb @ the 3rd road place yesterday. It is a King Crab holocaust there last night... You can also get King Crab 4 ways (fried rice + noodles).. they will do anything you want as long as you pay the extras.. Kirin is 16.80 a pound, fried rice is $16 .. etc etc

The guy to talk to @ starlight is Anderson.. There is another guy called Jon, who is a car enthusiasts and owns successions of GTI.
i call BS on that one. lol. curious to know if anyone here even knows how big a 12 lbs king crab ACTUALLY is, let alone a 15.

from all my years of unloading and loading king crab, i think ive only come across 4-5 15 lbs crabs. for this restaurant to claim to have a few, is funny as hell
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i find sun sui wah to rip you off the most...its never the weight they say it is.

And with pricing, most places are about the same. The ones that quote lower usually to have it prepared in 2 ways so you have to add more to get it 3 or 4 ways.
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i find sun sui wah to rip you off the most...its never the weight they say it is.
au contraire, mon ami. do you ever go eat there with a full scale? how do you know what the real size is?

you are basing your assumption on what you think might be happening. i base my statements on facts and experience
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I don't know how you guys can share a 12lb king crab amongst 8-10 people.

It's so good I can eat half of one myself! Take out the fried rice - I am pretty sure I can eat all the legs + body.

True story, I finished a 7lb lobster myself from T&T and two 2lb lobster at a restaurant in LA.

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i find sun sui wah to rip you off the most...its never the weight they say it is.

And with pricing, most places are about the same. The ones that quote lower usually to have it prepared in 2 ways so you have to add more to get it 3 or 4 ways.

and, no. price doesnt necessarily mean one less way of preparing it.

pricing at sun sui wah, kirin, sea harbour, jade, shiang garden differ greatly from those at say lucky tao, fortune garden, continental, imperial court.

and just so YOU know, since you think you know everythin...the lower the price of the king crab, the MORE they will scam you. restaurants that set their selling price higher, cater to customers who can afford more. they dont NEED to set a low price to get ppl into their restaurants and at the same time, dont wanna fuck over any of their existing customers.
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I don't know how you guys can share a 12lb king crab amongst 8-10 people.

It's so good I can eat half of one myself! Take out the fried rice - I am pretty sure I can eat all the legs + body.

True story, I finished a 7lb lobster myself from T&T and two 2lb lobster at a restaurant in LA.

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so whens the RS king crab dinner? im in, if anyone wants to organize it lol. i love me some chinese seafood dinners!
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also for everyones info, crab prices are goin up every week. i have 5000 lbs coming between friday and saturday and will prob sell out by sunday morning, so if anyone wants any, hit me up right away

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After the king crab season... it's going to be giant prawns!

Each sitting, I usually eat about 1.5lbs

bigrig, are you in the prawn business as well?
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After the king crab season... it's going to be giant prawns!

Each sitting, I usually eat about 1.5lbs

bigrig, are you in the prawn business as well?
yup. canadian spot prawns start may 7 approx. but i will have us prawns starting april 4th. (same thing)

prawn prices, hard to beat retailers like T&T, since they go direct to fishermen, but im sure i can do like 0.25 cheaper and i can guarantee my product is even more fresh than what they get.

my other main product is live dungeness crab. we have those all year round


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Yeah, my family is in the fisher business too. I get crabs all year long and stuff. But it's the prawns that I die for.

AMAZINGLY fresh, so lively, they hop everywhere.
We just do them as sashimi, shell them, pop them in the freezer for just a couple minutes until their muscles lock up. They taste just BEAUTIFUL.
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Yeah, my family is in the fisher business too. I get crabs all year long and stuff. But it's the prawns that I die for.


As much as I love seafood, I'm scared that if I eat too much of it, I'll become allergic...
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Spot prawns > king crab imo

Nothing beats a sit at home dinner with tons of spot prawns. Yum
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Yeah, my family is in the fisher business too. I get crabs all year long and stuff. But it's the prawns that I die for.

AMAZINGLY fresh, so lively, they hop everywhere.
We just do them as sashimi, shell them, pop them in the freezer for just a couple minutes until their muscles lock up. They taste just BEAUTIFUL.
Would you get food poison by eating it that way?


im scared of food poison, so please edcuate me when it comes to sea food.

Had one of the worst food poison in my life eating raw scallop at one of the sushi place in downtown
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Would you get food poison by eating it that way?


im scared of food poison, so please edcuate me when it comes to sea food.

Had one of the worst food poison in my life eating raw scallop at one of the sushi place in downtown
yes, you can eat prawns raw. a lot of fishermen, eat em like that right out of the water. pull the heads off and eat. its great!

im going to BOLD and enlarge the following just so you are all aware. VERY important information for ppl who like to eat seafood, especially raw seafood!!!!

you wouldnt get food poisoning from prawns, if the areas that they are fished out of are open (by the DFO - department of fisheries) and the holding tanks on the boats are clean and free of any e-coli or staph bacteria. fishermen and suppliers alike abide by strict provincial, and some, federal rules and guidelines.

food poisoning in bivalve shellfish (animals with 2 shells - ie: oysters, clams, scallops) happen more often than food poisoning in other shellfish such as crabs, lobster, shrimp, prawns etc.

with bivalves, the rules and guidelines are even more strict. (also harder to get a license to process bivalves, than to get a license for fresh/frozen processing of live crabs/prawns/lobsters). In bivalves, there is a risk of PSP(red tide) and sanitary contamination. every step of processing (picking, storing, transport, receiving, storing, distribution) is closely monitored to prevent or lower the risk of food poisoning.

it's important, when buying seafood for consumption in raw state, you buy from FEDERALLY licensed and established companies(if you are buying direct). there are a lot of seafood retailers, distributors who are only PROVINCIALLY licensed and those facilities do not have as many checks and monitoring procedures for their products.
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