Modern, spacious interior with soft lighting and neutral tones creates a clean, casual atmosphere. Seating includes outdoor shaded areas, supporting a relaxed dining experience. Wide variety of fresh poke bowls with large portions and unique toppings define the food offering.
Food here is consistently fresh and healthy with options for both vegans and meat eaters. The dishes are delicious and satisfying, served in a clean and welcoming setting.
Fresh, quality ingredients make the poke bowls stand out. The concept mixes salad and poke bar with various meat options, allowing for a lot of customization.
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The restaurant uses a chipotle-style ordering system for customization.
A large bowl costs around $25 after tax, which is on the pricier side.
Portions are generous, often allowing for two meals from one bowl.
Bright decor creates a cute, inviting atmosphere in a clean space. Poke bowls feature fresh salmon and sushi rice, while rolled ice cream offers a unique, fun dessert experience. Prices have risen, but options include vegetarian choices and dishes that appeal to families.
Food includes burritos and ice cream with generous portions despite price increases. Expect long wait times over 30 minutes and issues with the bowl lid not closing properly.
Poke bowls come with many options and generous portions. The poke is consistently good and offers solid value even with price increases.
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IceyPoki offers vegetarian options for poke bowls.
The price for a regular bowl with avocado is around $20.
A small portion costs over $8, which may leave you wanting more.
Tiki-themed decor fills a spacious interior with a small bar area and a large banquet room. Bright lighting and Hawaiian music create a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Crowds bring lively energy, making it suitable for group celebrations or casual dinners.
Food arrives hot and fresh quickly with a savory flavor that stays good even the next day. The menu includes a luau platter with enough food for two and authentic Hawaiian dishes like Poke.
Freshness stands out with incredibly fresh salmon poke and flavorful bowls. Poke chips and succulent grilled mahi-mahi add variety to the Hawaiian-inspired menu.
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Parking is only street parking and can be hard to find depending on the day and time.
On a Saturday at 1 pm, there was a 30-minute wait due to a soccer team.
Hukilau automatically charged an 18% gratuity fee without prior notice.
Poke bar offers a quiet, harmonious atmosphere with a clean, cool dining area. It serves fresh, fast poke with a wide variety of meats and toppings, making it a solid choice for a quick lunch or post-workout meal.
Food shows excellent quality and delicious preparation with exquisite presentation. Ordering to go works well since the spot is near a park.
Fresh fish and a huge selection of proteins and toppings make the poke stand out. Fast service delivers large portions of fresh poke bowls with a variety of meats and sides.
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Parking is convenient and easily accessible.
The restaurant offers a variety of poke bowls and sushi burritos.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to other poke places.
Take-out window serves fresh poke bowls with authentic Hawaiian flavors that attract long lines. The market area is closed, so eating happens in cars or on nearby benches. The vibe carries a strong aloha spirit despite the lack of seating and a somewhat unpleasant atmosphere.
Food stays consistently fresh and flavorful with a focus on authentic Hawaiian street food. Poke bowls stand out as incredibly delicious and capture the true taste and feel.
Fresh fish and authentic flavors define the shoyu tuna poke and spicy poke here. Prices run about $22 to $23 per pound, reflecting the high quality and texture of the poke bowls.
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Santo Market Inc offers take-out only.
They open at 9am.
Expect long lines due to the popularity of fresh poke.
Small, homey space with an open, airy layout and a big screen TV for casual viewing. Atmosphere stays chill with a nice patio for relaxed gatherings. Offers diverse marinated proteins and a variety of sauces, making it stand out among poke spots.
Food tastes consistently fresh and healthy. Dining happens in a sunny, airy space with options inside and outside.
Bowls come packed with extra protein scoops and a huge variety of marinated proteins. Ingredients taste freshly chopped and each is prepared separately, making the poke feel fresh and balanced.
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They offer student discounts and Taco Tuesdays.
The shop is conveniently located in a plaza with ample parking.
They have three sizes of poke bowls with lots of customization options.
Poke bar inside a mall offers large, fresh poke bowls with unique toppings and varied protein options. The atmosphere is clean and casual, suitable for quick, healthy meals. Service is fast, and the menu includes items like musubi and hand rolls.
Food comes in fresh, healthy portions that are just right in size. Consistency shows in the good quality and tasty flavors every time.
Poke bowls come with fresh ingredients and full flavor every time. Options include choices without protein and a notable spam musubi side.
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The current price for a poke bowl is $20.
Portion sizes at PokeBowl are large and satisfying.
Poke House - Almaden offers a variety of fresh toppings.
Poke bar offers fresh, flavorful poke bowls with a modern, clean design and limited outdoor seating. The atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, suited mainly for quick meals or take-out. Seating faces walls or is outdoors, emphasizing grab-and-go dining over lingering.
Food features fresh ingredients and a variety of toppings. Staff preparing the food are friendly and patient.
Fresh fish and generous portions define the poke bowls here. A variety of toppings and wonderful sauces complement the consistently flavorful and healthy ingredients.
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Most bowls and meals cost between $18 and $22.
Seating at Poke House is limited, making it more suitable for grab-and-go visits.
Parking is usually available if I donโt mind a short walk.
Cozy Asian fusion restaurant offers varied vegetarian and vegan dishes alongside Korean classics like bibimbap and kimchi rolls. Atmosphere stays clean and relaxed with few tables and easy parking. Food portions vary, but pricing remains solid for quality and quantity.
Food features authentic flavors and generous portions with an interesting selection. Prices stay reasonable while dishes arrive quickly.
Pricing stays solid for poke bowls with a decent mix of ingredients. Crab meat can be a little dry but overall the poke option ranks as one of the better ones around.
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Parking is easy at the restaurant.
The prices for the tofu stew and ramen are reasonable.
Expect no banchan with your meal; only a couple of pieces of kimchi are included.
Poke bar offers fresh and delicious poke with thin cucumber pieces and visible rice beneath toppings. Prices tend to be on the higher side, and options are fewer compared to similar places. Parking availability varies, sometimes making access challenging.
Food shows a mix of great quality and some dishes lacking flavor. Service includes helpful staff guiding food choices.
Freshness stands out with consistently fresh and delicious poke. Portions vary, sometimes with very little salmon, tuna, and shrimp, leading to mixed impressions on overall quality.
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Parking can be difficult on some days.
The bowl of rice costs $18.
There are fewer options compared to other poke places.
Tables arrange to discourage dining in, creating a space more suited for takeout or delivery. Atmosphere stays quiet even during peak lunch hours, with few customers present. Known for fresh poke bowls and large sushi burritos, the food offers generous portions and solid flavor.
Food quality varies, with some dishes described as great and others as old and unappetizing. Pricing reflects this inconsistency, with meals costing around 40 dollars despite mixed freshness.
Generous portion sizes define the poke bowls here. Staff prepare each bowl fresh on the spot, ensuring quality and freshness.
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Takeout or delivery options are better than dining in.
Expect lower food quality during peak lunch hours.
The large bowl costs around $20.