FIVE STAR FISH TACOS! Prepared the recipe exactly as written, and it tasted delicious. ...Perfect heat/spice with a terrific blend of flavors. A little labor intensive to flour, dip, dredge and fry, but well worth the effort. All amounts of honey-cumin sauce, coleslaw and mayo-chipotle sauce fit proportionately with the one pound worth of tilapia. Will make this again! ...Would not change a thing!

I substituted flounder, kept the chipotle mayo (but added sour cream to tame the heat) & honey lime sauce as is, substituted argula for the coleslaw/cilantro mix, and served it all on the flat bread from Fry Bread Tacos II (http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Fry-Bread-Tacos-II/Detail.aspx). Fabulous! A lot of prep, but worth it.

My husband loved this and he is not a big fish eater. The downside was that I seemed to use every bowl in my kitchen for all the various mixing of ingredients. It was delicious though!

Oh my this was tasty! I didn't really change the ingredients but I read the other reviews and thought that adding the honey, lime, cumin mix to the coleslaw sounded like a good idea. And it was! I think I'll use a little less cumin next time though, it was a tad strong but perhaps if you decide to follow the recipe and brush it on the fish then the cumin level as written would be just right. I also thought that would detract from the crunchiness of the fish. We used the chipotle mayo as a topping therefore keeping the spice level to our own liking. While the kids are getting a little more adventurous as they get older they still don't like things too spicy. Because I've make chipotle mayo before I knew one pepper with 1 tablespoon of the adobo sauce and no cayenne was going to be just right for us. I seeded the pepper and added a bit of lime juice and a pinch of sugar to the mixture too. Some reviewers said the fish was bland. I can't really comment on that since I didn't brush the fish with the honey, lime, cumin mixture. I did season with salt and pepper and it was fine by me. Especially with the addition of the coleslaw and the mayo. But the texture of the fried panko bread crumbs and the crunchy coleslaw together was divine! Next time I make this I will cut the fish into long strips (think fajita) instead of chunks. It will save me time and won't do anything to adversely affect the outcome.

I liked this, and DH loved it! This is an excellent crust for fish, and I think you could do whole fish with this breading for great results. I don't think it's necessary to marinate in lime juice for 4 hours, though. I love the lime-honey-cumin sauce for the fish, too. The chipotle mayo is good, but for the faint of heart, if you use purchased chipotle mayonnaise, it would not be as hot as the homemade in this dish. I will definitely make this again. Thanks!

We loved this recipe!! I made fish sticks for my 3 young boys, but they wanted, ate and loved the fish tacos. We marinated the fish the full 4 hours, and were happy we did. I will use this technique with other fish dishes,it gives great flavor. We had extra sauce, mayo and slaw so I took it over to my mom's for her to give it a try. Rave reviews from them too. Any leftover slaw is AWESOME on a turkey sandwich!!

OMG!!!...this is by far one of the best recipes I made. I did not even need the tortilla. I used mostly greek yogurt with the coleslaw and added 1 tbls of mayo...absolutely delicious. Also, I only marinated the fish for about 30 minutes. I will always make this, the lime flavor gives it a nice smooth taste.

My husband & I tried this tonight. We loved it!! It had such a great flavor. I did not read any of the reviews, so these comments may or may not be found in others. 1) It took about 1 1/2 hours to make, 2) We marinated the fish for about 1 hour vs. 4. We thought it was the right amount of time. We used fresh lime juice and you defintely tasted the lime, 3) The chipotle mayo definitely has a kick. Not too much though, 4) The 3 step dredging was time consuming with all of the pieces of fish, 5) The coleslaw was easy and delicious with the cilantro. I don't like cabbage, so I was surprised, 6) The flavor of the chipotle mayo (which i thought would overpower the fish) was perfect. The lime cut the spice and vice-versa. It was a fabulous dish. We're looking forward to a dinner party where we can show it off!

Eating the leftovers for lunch right now...Delicious. A few things: Only marinated the fish for about an hour or 2 in the lime juice and it was fine, I may even forego doing that completely in the future. I had a LOT, and I mean a LOT, of honey cumin sauce left over so I'd cut that in half and see how far that takes you, unless you like to drown your food in lime juice twice over. If you like spicy throw in an extra chile into the chipotle mayo. I didn't mix the coleslaw with the cilantro and dressing, just let everyone do what they wanted. I'm thinking next time I'll mix some of the honey cumin sauce with the chipotle mayo and mix that with the coleslaw.

This is such a good recipe that we make all the time, even for company. The slaw and hot sauce mixture can be used on any mexican-style dish. We have used them on grilled fish, breaded and fried fish, marinated and grilled flank steak, really anything. Fresh tortillas are a must if they are available to you.