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The Sea Queen is family dining at its best. Kids love having their own menu plus an outside play area. For the rest of the family, seafood is the big attraction here, with a separate sushi menu.

Starters like salmon sashimi with cilantro sauce aroused our interest, completely satisfied by the entrées such as fish any way you like it, baked in a secret black and spicy sauce, or a creamy poblano or chipotle sauce. The Sea Queen features Fusion Food, where flavors, ingredients, and techniques of different cuisines are combined to form a unique hybrid culinary experience.

For example, the adults can also indulge in Sea Queen’s signature burgers like the teriyaki Shoyu Burger (if you like teriyaki, you’ll go crazy over this one), or the Portobello with chipotle mayo. The Thai chicken soup with coconut milk has a subtle kick.

The Sea Queen Lobster dinner is so rich, you’ll want to share, served over a dollop of delicious risotto and tasty julienne veggies including ribbons of asparagus. Or choose the sea scallop and shrimp kabobs in a balsamic sauce. Just when we thought we could not eat another morsel, the dessert tray passed by with such delicacies as mocha cake, Amaretto tart, and key lime pie. Under one of the most beautiful palapas in Cabo, built in 2002, the Sea Queen seats 120, and up to 250 for groups, either alfresco or in air-conditioned comfort.

Entrées $16 to $30 U.S. with the ocean combo for two $75. Beef, chicken, veal, and Mexican food are also available. Open daily 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.; with live music from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. nightly except Wednesday, and from 4 to 7 p.m. on Sunday with private and valet parking. At Boulevard Marina and Ave. Cabo San Lucas, for reservations, call 144-4731.—S.B. More on Los Cabos Restaurants.

We recommends to lodge at the varied hotels in Los Cabos.(More Mexico Hotels)

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Source:loscabosguide.com

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