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Fish Frenzy is famous for its delicious, daily fresh fish and chips, grilled seafood, salads and amazing hot seafood chowder.
Ground Floor, Elizabeth Street Pier, 4 Franklin Wharf, 7000, Hobart, Australia
2.9
2 reviews
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Just ordered a flathead with chips takeaway, my god what was handed to me for $39 was an absolute joke. How can a business get away with ripping someone off like this. The portion size was worth $20 max!!!
Fish frenzy in London Total rip off £11 for a piece of cod 4in and small chips at £3.99 also very bland I suggest going elsewhere.
Reply from Fish Frenzy
Hello Gary, thanks for taking the time to provide feedback.
Fish Frenzy does not currently have Cod on the menu, also we are situated in Hobart, Tasmania Australia.
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