Pajo's Fish Chips - Port Moody

I absolutely love this restaurant! While their fish and chips are delicious, their halibut tacos, zucchini sticks, and everything burger were just as amazing. I also appreciate their picnic serving trays which made it easy to take our food to the park and clean up afterwards. I highly recommend this restaurant for others to enjoy the food and scenery.

Pajos is consistently busy in the summer, so be prepared for long wait times. However, it is definitely worth it as their Fish and Chips are top-notch. I particularly enjoy their coleslaw, which is my favorite, due to the addition of raisins and pumpkin seeds. I highly recommend Pajos.

Pajo's serves the best fish and chips! I always order the Halibut and Chips, and it never disappoints. The batter is light, the fish is high quality, and the fries are perfect every time. Consistently delicious.

At the eastern end of Burrard Inlet is a tiny municipality called Port Moody which is home to Rocky Point Park. This place is quite popular due to the spray park that’s extensively used during the summer months as well as the numerous trails, boat launch, and did I mention Pajo’s?. That’s right! You can find one our favourite fish and chip shops at Rocky Point Park. As can be expected, it gets quite busy during the prime summer months… but how can you resist their famous, freshly-fried fish? We picked the 2 pc Halibut and Chips $18) during our visit in July. They serve their fish chips in paper cones to help soak up the oil and their picnic tables have holes cut in them to make it easy to hold while you eat.

Pajo’s Fish and Chips is a longstanding BC restaurant chain serving customers since 1985.  They have four locations in the Lower Mainland: 2 in Steveston, 1 in Port Moody and 1 in Coquitlam.  What is great about them is that they are 100% Oceanwise which means all the seafood they serve is sustainable.  And those delectable fries to go with your deep fried fish?  Well, they’re locally sourced too as they are grown in Delta.