Tomorrow Seafood

Decent fried seafood, hushpuppies! Had catfish and breading was seasoned and crisp. They lose stars for calling ahead and order still not ready, 15+ minutes after and still waiting. Also they nickel & dime… from asking for a container for hot sauce a cup of ice. So bring change if you live Large.

I am a fan. Sometimes you just want wings and rice and this my friends is the place to go. It is across the street from Rudy’c Chicken in the shopping center plaza. I got the wings and rice plate. the wings were HUGE with a great flavor. I was so fixated on the wings I never got to the rice. I promise I will be back, this place is cook to order so I recommend calling ahead if you don’t like to wait.

Tomorrow Seafood is cool with me. The fish is good and the chickens are very good. If i stayed on that part of town i would go once a week. Good cheap hood food spot. The people are nice and its clean enough to buy my food from. FYI it’s a to go only spot.

If you find yourself ANYWHERE NEAR this place (and in this case that’s within an hour drive) you’d be foolish not to stop here.
I was told about it, and I’m glad I was since it’s a bit tough to spot, and I might have missed it otherwise. Don’t be fooled by it’s common-​place appearance.
The sign says seafood, but I had the chicken.
It was…
It was…
I’m at a loss for words, it was that good.
Perfectly fried, not at all greasy, incredibly seasoned batter surrounding a piece of chicken so moist and well-​cooked, it was staggering.
My fiancé’ had the catfish, and that was also amazing, with a completely different breading for the surprisingly (for the area) fresh catfish.
I asked the cashier why the place was called Tomorrows seafood, and she answered with a smile that «the seafood is so fresh, it’s tomorrows catch!». clever.
The place is all takeout, but everything stayed piping hot on the ride home, although it smelled so good we almost pulled over on the highway to eat.
My only regret is that I didn’t ask for extra of the home-​made cole-​slaw.
EAT HERE!

Big a$$ chicken wings. Juicy with great seasoning. They’re whole and almost as big as your hand. It took me a couple of meals to eat all eight of them. Crisp, beefy steak fries. I couldn’t get enough of ‘em. The breaded oysters were very good, but a little salty. But I don’t add salt to food in general. Wish this place was closer. But will definitely make another trek to South Dallas once it warms up a little.

You know, looks and location can be ever so deceiving.
I have a deep love for hole-​in-​the-​walls because I find that you can come across some fabulous places. Tomorrow Seafood is definitely one of these places and I was really impressed with the price point. I was able to get catfish (not the good old Southern kind unfortunately), fries, and cole slaw for $ 4.99. You can’t really beat that. Despite me not being a big fan of the type of catfish it was, the flavor profile was definitely there. I also appreciate that they cooked all of my Aunt’s food to her specifications (she needed to food to have absolutely no salt) and they made she that they made her whole order salt free to the tee. She was beyond elated because unfortunately she has been unable to eat a lot of places due to her inability to eat salt while going through chemo. So kudos to you guys. You truly made her day.
All of our orders were cooked fresh to order and it did not take long. The one star removal has to be for the funk attitude. Seriously, the workers I encountered that day could use some customer service training, but what that said, I am not sure how well that would work in that area either ya know. Either way, I will definitely be back when I’m on that side of town again. It is definitely worth the stop.

The fried chicken and fried fish were delicious, seasoned, crunchy outside and juicy inside. Huge portions, very reasonable prices. Coleslaw-​blah. Fries: okay but at least they had some seasoning. Décor-​bad. Service-​ok. I wouldn’t call them friendly or rude. My main complaint is that I smelled like burnt grease when I left. However the food was good, so I’d probalby go back. I would not go there at night though. :-/

I dig this place not only cause its family own but the food is damn good. Being a foodie I’ve come across fried chicken here and there BUT most of my favorite fried chicken places closed down. So here I am finding out that this secret fried chicken recipe these guys have is ADDICTING. You’d be ashamed of yourself for not trying this gem out.

I was dragged here against my will by a good friend of mine and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. The chicken is excellent – cooked in peanut oil – which gives it a great clean flavor. The chicken was air dried so that it didn’t have that oily flavor to it and the seasoning was excellent. The shrimp was also very good and seasoned to provide great flavor. The catfish was excellent, with great flavor and seasoning – definitely was not bland like most catfish you find out there. The french fries were also quite good – crunchy and flavorful. If you’re in the mood for some good cooking, I would definitely recommend you try it out. The food comes out fast and the staff was very friendly and courteous.

Best catfish and wings! Comes with homemade coleslaw and tartar sauce, and jalopeno peppers and fries! Also, check out the fried shrimp, fried rices, burgers, and chicken tenders. if you’re a fan, they have fried okra and hush puppies to complete the ultimate southern comfort meal.

I was only in this area of Dallas because I know the owner of this fried chicken/​catfish joint.
I am a huge fan of friend chicken (see my review on Café Soho in Philly, aka crack chicken). This place’s fried chicken is not like korean fried chicken, but real fried. Double fried actually. It’s not too salty and the fried batter doesn’t crumble everywhere.
Also, love love love the butterflied fried shrimp. It’s jumbo shrimp fried and the cocktail hour is delicious. Spicy and tangy, not sweet or gummy. I swear, I could drink this stuff (TMI i know).
The fries aren’t too salty and the onion rings are very crisp. I’ve also tried their fried okra and catfish, both I think were good, but I’m not a fan of either in general, so hard to say.
Everytime I’m in the area, I stop by and pick up some chicken and shrimp with a big cup of coke. I don’t know why it’s called Tomorrow’s Seafood when they also serve some of the best chicken, but whatever!