Posted in Kansas Dining January 05, 2018 by

The Unassuming Kansas Restaurant That Serves The Best Seafood You’ve Ever Tried

Do you sometimes wish you lived near the sea, where you can get fresh seafood right out of the ocean? There are more than a few places around to get your seafood kicks, but where is the best seafood in Kansas? We looked at a long list, and found one in eastern Kansas that we think you’ll like.

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Welcome to Wahoo Fire & Ice Grill, a hot spot in Manhattan, Kansas that'll have your mouth watering before you reach the doors.
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It's a great spot for seafood, but also serves classics like burgers and vegetarian/vegan fare as well.
The inside feels like a stylish steakhouse, with a little Pacific flair.
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That is, it's not out of the ordinary to see a swordfish on the wall.
Their menu really does hit everything, from burgers to some of the freshest seafood in town.
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Kansans might be all about fried catfish and other comfort foods, but once you've had their seafood boil, maybe you'll stay away from breading for a while.
Shrimp is a hot item, and you can get them cooked in many different ways.
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Yes, even breaded. However, they're treated like royalty here, and go well with any seafood item.
It's a fantastic spot to grab a leg or two. Crab legs, that is.
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If you're just a friend of a seafood lover, you'll find other menu items like frog legs, wonton nachos, bison burgers, and even Korean barbecue. There really is something for everyone here!

Doesn’t all this look amazing? It’s worth a stop, even if you’re not a fan of most seafood. Odds are you’ll find something you love anyways! Wahoo is located at 1101 Moro St. in Manhattan. Or, you can use the map below as a guide to help you get there. Happy travels!

Where’s your favorite seafood place in Kansas? Tell us in the comments below! Also, if seafood makes you long for traveling, you should check out the beauty of Barber County and the Gypsum Hills.