Duke's Seafood — Restaurant in Tukwila

Dukes Seafood in Tukwila is a dazzling oceanic gem that will make your taste buds dance with delight! As a seafood aficionado, I was swept away by their tantalizing offerings. Let me take you on a flavorsome journey!

First up, the clam chowder. Oh my, it's a velvety symphony of briny goodness! Picture succulent clams delicately nestled in a rich, creamy broth, harmonizing with hints of smoky bacon and aromatic herbs. Each spoonful bursts with maritime bliss, leaving you craving more of this delectable ambrosia. It's the ultimate soul-warming bowl of perfection.

Now, let's dive into the stuffed Halibut. Prepare to be enchanted! A plump fillet of tender Halibut, lovingly stuffed with a medley of succulent seafood treasures, awaits you. With every forkful, you'll savor the delicate flakiness of the fish, perfectly complemented by the oceanic symphony of shrimp, crab, and scallops. The flavors meld together in a heavenly embrace, leaving you with a blissful smile and an insatiable desire for another bite.

And how can we forget the classic Fish and Chips with Chowder? This dish is a triumph of crispy, golden perfection! The flaky white fish, encased in a light, golden-brown batter, crackles with each bite, revealing moist and succulent flesh within. Paired with their legendary chowder, a velvety nectar of the sea, this combo takes you on a blissful voyage to seafood paradise. Dip those crispy fries in the chowder, and you'll experience a symphony of flavors that will make your taste buds sing.

Dukes Seafood is a true treasure trove for seafood enthusiasts. The freshness of their ingredients is unmatched, and the skillful execution of each dish is simply breathtaking. The vibrant and inviting ambiance, coupled with the friendly and attentive staff, creates an experience that leaves you feeling pampered and satisfied.

So, my fellow foodies, if you find yourself in Tukwila, don't miss the opportunity to visit Dukes Seafood. You'll be transported to a world of seafood ecstasy, where every bite is a celebration of flavors. Prepare to indulge and be dazzled; this local favorite is an...

Sad thing about this visit…. I just stopped to grab a snack. Read some emails before I head on to my next appointment . I ALWAYS come to this DUKE’s and have never had a problem w/ service. Not sure if the Baseball hat and tennis shoes threw them off or the fact I was alone threw them off, but it for sure threw me off their radar! I Sat down, when finally served my drinks and bread that I had to ask for 🙄, I had to then ask for utensils and a plate. I had to then turn around and stare down the waiter to get his attention… 1st strike‼️ Food gets here, I eat, I’m on my computer, I took a call however clock strikes 6pm, no one even comes to tell me HH is over and to see if there was anything else I wanted. 2nd strike ‼️ I waited 47minutes… watched another waiter goto two other tables across from me 4x ( 2x each) and tend to those patrons. I looked at the bar for my waiter, he finally comes over and asks do I want anything? Well I did, but this service is unacceptable and now I just want a manager because the Svc I am receiving compared to the patrons is horrible, what is going on⁉️ Oh but this manager- who did not even introduce himself as the manager, I had to ask who he was? Still never gave his name 😏Never asked what was wrong or how he could remedy the situation, he kept shaking his head staring at me and only offered to get me my receipt. I asked him as well as the waiter why hadn’t I received the same service as the other patrons?. I am still waiting on that answer.⁉️ Waiting staff for the Sports bar area and management for 10/20/23 proved to be biased and disgusting. I promise I will never and the monthly HH’s the girls and I do will never either….. Dukes will now...

We haven’t been back to Duke’s since the pandemic hits. In the past, we were thrilled of their clam chowder, the shrimp and crab cocktail, and the calamari strips. We were at the mall area recently and wanted a small taste during their happy hour. The seafood cocktail was no longer in the menu, which kinda sad but understandable since there was crab in it. We ordered the Large Clam Chowder and the Calamari Steak Strip. They actually separated the clam chowder in two smaller bowls for us, which was very nice. However, the taste of it wasn’t exactly the same as I remembered from the past. Maybe I had a fonder memory to the ones before, but I remembered it to be much more flavorful and the texture was more pleasant. The one now, was salty and lack of the sweet clam flavor. The Calamari Strips were deep fried to golden, but weren’t crispy at all and kinda cold. They were also very bland, completely lacked of seasoning before or after deep fried. The lemon aioli it came with, on the other hand, was very sour. I remembered when I took the first bite with it and wondered if anyone had tasted it after they made the batch. The other sauce, more of a Japanese fusion kind, was decent. The complimentary sourdough was also very sour. Not sure if they had change the recipe or the chef. Duke’s isn’t very expensive, but as a seafood restaurant, it is obviously not cheap either. It failed to offer exquisite taste. I don’t see a reason I would come...