Uss Fish N Chips

Had the tempura shrimp and chips, it was awesome. Also had a side of wings, I didn’t care for them so much… a bit dry and overcooked. Good flavor though. I came back the next day for lunch and had spicy beef bulgoki. It was awesome! I plan to come back tomorrow and try the curry chicken.

So I been going to USS Fish N Chips for 5 years and I have brought in many coworkers just because their bulgogi and short ribs was AMAZING. This Friday I have decided to no go back ever again. I got my usual order of bulgogi and my meat tasted funny it didn’t look the same and it was PINK! I even asked my coworker was hers good and she said no and agreed that she also thinks my meat was pink. I tell the couple and they recooked my meat. Between then I saw them heating up a customers food in a microwave before my food was returned to me. It was still gross so I waited until no customers around to ask for a refund. I got a refund but was met with an attitude and them proceeding to talk about me while I was still there. I can’t believe they would act like that when I was a loyal customer and brought new customers to them. I’m so disappointed in this place.

Great place, the couple that works there is super friendly. The only thing that disappoints me about this place is the fact that they ONLY take CASH as a form of payment. No credit cards or debit cards. But the fish n chips are on point, the bulgogi is out of this world and the short ribs are something special.

Ignacio wanted chinese & of course I wanted Fried food so off to Unilocal & found this place based on the reviews. It is a true Mom & pop. I had the fish & chips and Ignacio have the Korean Beef Bul Gogi. They only have can/​bottle soda and juices so we shared a bottle of pepsi. We asked for cups with ice and mom provided them for the asking. We sat at 1 of 6 – 7 tables and pop comes with a tray full of all the condiments and sauces that you would ever want for your meal. Shortly after we sat our food came out. Ignacio loved the big bowl of rice and a sizzling skillet of beef Bul Gogi. His first time having it and he said he would def come back again for the same thing. I had 3 pieces of fish & fries. The fist was a very thin filet with a great crispy & flaky batter. The fries were a thick waffle cut and were also nice and crisp just the way I like them. Tarter sauce was obviously home made with lots of pickle and was in a huge squeeze bottle. There was also a fish sauce if you wanted that instead. I posted pics of the menu and we will be coming back to this place soon to try something new.
Pop said to call in our order and it would be on the table when we got here the next time.

One of my favorite lunch places when I’m on the area. They have a nice variety of food. My favorite is the combination fried rice. Everything is made to order and prices are reasonable.

Love this place! Every dish is made fresh to order. Everything I’ve eaten there has been delicious. If you find yourself in the area definitely give this mom and pop a visit. The beef bulgogi is my favorite.

The bulgogi is so delicious and well cooked and the fish and chips are on point with their yummy fry sauce. Best place to go to while in North Las Vegas

If you have ever lived up north, bordering Canada, don’t go to this place for fish and chips. I tasted no fish, just batter. Very disappointing.

After living in Korea and living off bulgogi I must say there beef bulgogi is the best I’ve had.

I went for lunch, it’s very hard to find variety for lunch near Nellis. After reading reviews I decided to for with the Bulgogi. I felt like it was just okay. The price I felt was unwarranted, 11.88 (cash only). While I feel like I would go back and try other items, will be my last time ordering this dish.

Just introduced to this place. Great chicken bulgogi!!! I got it at a medium. Good spice, but I will try the hot next time. I’ll be back.

I love this hole in the wall Korean joint! I have only ordered one dish from there and that’s all I really need. The Beef Bulgogi is amazing! I get it spicy with noodles instead of rice. Definitely worth a visit.

Yet another decent hole in the wall/​mom and pop type of place to check out if you’re in the area! Before you come here, let be known that its CASH ONLY!
Just like any new place I check out I usually go with the namesake of the place if it applies. So what I got was the Fish, Chicken, and Chips Combo ($ 8.25).
You get two pieces of battered fish and chicken along with potato chips. The fish was tender and flaky. The chicken was bit chewy because it was a bit dry. The potato chips are comparable nilla wafers thicknesswise but were just a tad bigger. Im thinking if dude makes it with some kind of seasoning, it would surely be a hit for it was already decent the way it was.
If you refer to my pic, when the guy brings it out to you on a tray, it comes complete with ranch, ketchup, tartar sauce, and hot sauce. That’s awesome! You have all the condiments you need!
While I was eating, I noticed that other people that came in ordered Korean dishes mainly Bulgogi and Kim Chi Soup. Man, all it did was give me more incentive to come back and order those very same items. Oh, before I forget, this place is an American/​Korean/​Chinese type of cuisine.
So basically, you can eat here every day for about 6 months and not have the same thing. Here are just some of the things that you would probably catch your eye after looking over the menu. Frog Legs, Oxtail Soup, Fried Pineapple, Kalbi Short Ribs, and Deep Fried Eggplant.
Minus 1 star because of the cash only policy and the location. Quick story. As I park my car and get out, this guy comes out of nowhere asking me if I wanted to buy some weed from him. I said, no thanks, I am here for the fish and chips. He responded with oh yeah, the fish and chips are bomb here. Then off he went like nothing happened.
In closing, food and service here is great. I just dont think coming here at night would be a good idea especially if you are alone. Which reminds me. The business hours are Monday thru Saturday 10:30 am to 8 pm. Closed sundays. These guys are located in a strip mall on the corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Cheyenne Ave. Check them out.
Unilocal 2014 365 Review Challenge #129 «Fish n Chips and other stuff»

So this is a mom and pop place in a not so great neighborhood. We decided to give it a try since our favorite Korean place closed down and it is close to Nellis Base. The name implies that they are known for fish and chips? We didn’t try it but maybe we should have. The place is small (only 5 tables). Very amateur décor. They were friendly enough. They do make food as you order and only take cash. We ordered fried wontons, egg rolls, spicy pork bulgogi, and mild beef bulgogi. The wontons weren’t Very flavorful. The egg rolls were mushy and bland. The bulgogi was just ok. Barely. We have been to Korea and this just wasn’t good. It was $ 40 for both of us. A bit high for low quality. We will continue our search for good Korean food.

A-​OK.
First and foremost, this is a Korean restaurant, but supposedly, they do have fish and chips. Secondly, and equally important, is that this is a cash only establishment. Now it’s no secret that I’m especially critical of Asian cuisine. It’s not that I’m that much of a connoisseur (I wish); it’s that my expectations have grown to be that high. Don’t let my rating fool you away from this establishment.
I also need to curb my enthusiasm some because I’m such a big fan of mom & pop restaurants. This place quite literally is only that: pop serving up front and mom cooking in the back. That fact alone makes me giddy about this place. The locale has something to be desired, but as a lunch option, it’s nothing scary. Also, for being cash only, I thought this place was kind of pricey. Entrée portion size wasn’t too bad, but the kimchi selection was definitely sub-​par. Luckily, it was all friggin’ delicious.
I got the pork bul go gi. Those unfamiliar: it’s Korean BBQ. Those familiar: no, they don’t have the DIY grills — it’s served already cooked on a cast-​iron hot-​plate. They offer in mild, medium, or hot. The hot will get your attention, but I recommend going for medium and supplementing with the hot sauce they have at the table. I swear they must lace that sauce with something-​something because it’s that awesome. The food is all made to order by the one-​woman-​team, which means in a group, someone will get their food before someone else. She doesn’t make it all at once, and he doesn’t wait until the whole order is ready. Yet that signifies how freshly the food is prepared. Service was prompt, courteous, and friendly, with the language barrier not really an issue.
Places like this seem to be a rarity in Vegas, so I highly encourage local support. At least give it a shot. I yearn to find more places like this, but in the mean time, I’ll probably be back here.

I come here for lunch once in a while when I’m at work and craving korean food, it is relatively close to Nellis and the food is good. The other Korean restaurants are too far in spring mountain so this location is perfect, and the owners are really nice people. Food is very filling. Beware, they are cash only and the location is pretty ghetto.

It’s kinda hard to find mom and pop shops in North Las Vegas. So as soon as me and a couple friends came across this, we had to try it.
I got the 2 Fish 2 chicken and chips plate. It was pretty good, but I think it needs a little more seasoning for it to stand out more. Definitely better than Long John Silvers that’s for sure. They serve Korean and Chinese, too. Might have to give those a try next time.

USS Fish N Chips is tucked away in a strip row of stores along northern Las Vegas Blvd in which most of the signs are in strictly Spanish, which didn’t bode well of a Korean food place… nor did the name of the place indicate any Asia relation at all. So, if you can find it, you’ll be greeted by a friendly Korean family and their great food. I did not have any fish-and-chips…and didn’t see them on the menu come to think of it, but that all disappeared when the food arrived steaming hot and tasty.
This will definitely be on the lunch place cycle, but I’m not sure I’d try it out after dark since most of the neighboring establishments are embellished with quite the assortment of bars on the windows.

Welcome to Dan’s adventures in the ghetto. A friend and I decided that we needed to explore the options in our work neighborhood (emphasis on ‘hood’). Our first pick, USS Fish and Chips.
I’m not a big fish and chips person. Most of the fish and chips dishes I have tried have been soggy, dry, or just plain nasty. Even though USS is a Korean restaurant, I decided to try their claim to fame cuisine. A big plate of 3 big fish strips and potato wedges costed about $ 6.75. I was completely blown away. This was the best fish and chips I think I have ever had! They were pleasantly fried, not too thick and greasy. The fish was tasty on it’s own, but even tastier with some malt vinegar and tarter sauce. The potato wedges were shaped like little chips, about a centimeter thick. They were light and fluffy, but meaty at the same time.
You don’t come to USS for the atmosphere. You probably don’t come for the gourmet service either. You may have to dodge the occasional drug dealer or hobo, but for a decent fish and chip dish it is worth it. Pleasantly surprised. I would return. Beware of the Cash Only policy.

Came back last friday to try the Kimchi Soup. It wasn’t spicy enough and the beef was a little touch. It comes with rice and I was stuffed.
I think I’ll try the Short Ribs next time.