Masaya Seafood - Greenslopes

We decided to get a seafood platter from Masaya seafood. The fish wasn't great, they told us it was New Zealand cod, prawns were very salty & not nice, but the calamari was really good. Overall it was below average food & I wouldn't go there again .

We had a very reasonably priced hot and cold seafood platter. Have been here several times and the seafood is always delicious. Basic cafe setting with BYO option. Great for a casual dinner out.

I ordered the seafood hot & cold banquet for two and decided to have it as a takeaway. There is seating in the front of this place and it did have diners when I went to collect the food, but obviously I cannot comment on the dining-in experience. The meal was enormous and well cooked. The cold prawns, oysters & salad were devoured very quickly, while the hot calamari and fish [they use panko which is a much better option], and chips were equally enjoyed. As with most places, way too many chips but that's just a personal choice.

I recently used a voucher for dinner at Masaya, where my companion and I enjoyed a delicious seafood platter for two. The restaurant is located in the Stones Corner food strip near Aldi, and we had the pleasure of sitting outside on a warm evening. It's worth noting that Masaya operates on a BYO policy with a $3.00 corkage fee per person.

I purchased a Groupon voucher for a hot/cold seafood platter for two from this restaurant, which has more of a cafe setting. Since I couldn't dine in, the owner kindly allowed me to order a takeaway meal instead. I must say, the food was absolutely delicious. The portions were very generous, even too much for just two people. The fish was incredibly fresh and just melted in your mouth. The calamari rings were truly the best I've had in a long time - not rubbery or chewy, but soft and tender. The rock oysters and prawns were also mouth-watering. The owner was very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend ordering a meal from Masaya Seafood, despite it being a small and unassuming cafe. In the end, it was the delicious food that won me over.