A favourite go-to: a quick, healthy and tasty bite. Love the spicier bowls, my partner always assembles their own. Recommend!
Pedram Javanmard
Such a nice clean place. Lots of great options!
Georgia Petrina
My favourite poke place in the city
Demi Wang
Nice choice for lunch
Ariel Niu
Great fix if you’re looking for a poke bowl in the area
Amanda Hadi
Fast / healthy / delicious
Sean Callegari
Good food good service
Olena Zubachevska
Perfect place for work brunch 👌🏼
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dana Sullivan
I’ve tried the other two Pokérritos in Vancouver and had good experiences. This was my first visit to this location and my first time trying the namesake pokérrito. Compared to the locations on W 8th and Hornby, this location is more optimized for takeout; the seating is just stools at counters along the walls and for me the counter was awkwardly high compared to the height of the stool. It was also a little loud. If you’re just getting takeout it doesn’t make a difference because the food is consistent between all locations, but I would recommend the other location downtown (or the W 8th location if that’s in range) for a more comfortable dine-in experience. I tried the Diamond Head pokerrito and subbed out the spicy tuna for the vegan tuna. It’s still not a vegan meal if you do this because there are other seafood ingredients in the wrap, but I wanted to try the vegan tuna. It was delicious but very messy because the pokérrito is essentially a giant sushi roll and not sealed at the ends. You kind of have to keep it wrapped in the paper while you eat it but there’s no graceful way to eat the ends. I really enjoyed the flavours of this even if I had to get my hands dirty though. The vegan tuna is pretty good. The texture is close enough to real tuna that I wouldn’t have noticed it was different if I didn’t know. I also got a tiramisu. When I ordered, the person making my order informed me that it was still frozen but it was still good frozen, like ice cream. So I decided that I’d try it and it was pretty good as a frozen dessert except the large ladyfingers at the bottom were slower to soften and hard to scoop out. The coffee soaked into the ladyfingers was pretty strong and the bitterness was a nice contrast with the mascarpone cream. Their prices are very reasonable. The pokérrito and wrap came out to $19.90.
The food is absolutely great, ingredients are always fresh and the combination of flavors are amazing. My favorites are the hanahuma, bulgogi, the beef buldog and the ahi tuna
Vegetarian options: You can build your own bowl with vegetarian options or they also have a pre made option for you!!
Dietary restrictions: You can ask the servers to build your bowls based on your dietary restrictions, they are so helpful and kind and care about the restrictions
Stellar service and big portions. Will be back!
A favourite go-to: a quick, healthy and tasty bite. Love the spicier bowls, my partner always assembles their own. Recommend!
Such a nice clean place. Lots of great options!
My favourite poke place in the city
Nice choice for lunch
Great fix if you’re looking for a poke bowl in the area
Fast / healthy / delicious
Good food good service
Perfect place for work brunch 👌🏼
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve tried the other two Pokérritos in Vancouver and had good experiences. This was my first visit to this location and my first time trying the namesake pokérrito. Compared to the locations on W 8th and Hornby, this location is more optimized for takeout; the seating is just stools at counters along the walls and for me the counter was awkwardly high compared to the height of the stool. It was also a little loud. If you’re just getting takeout it doesn’t make a difference because the food is consistent between all locations, but I would recommend the other location downtown (or the W 8th location if that’s in range) for a more comfortable dine-in experience.
I tried the Diamond Head pokerrito and subbed out the spicy tuna for the vegan tuna. It’s still not a vegan meal if you do this because there are other seafood ingredients in the wrap, but I wanted to try the vegan tuna. It was delicious but very messy because the pokérrito is essentially a giant sushi roll and not sealed at the ends. You kind of have to keep it wrapped in the paper while you eat it but there’s no graceful way to eat the ends. I really enjoyed the flavours of this even if I had to get my hands dirty though. The vegan tuna is pretty good. The texture is close enough to real tuna that I wouldn’t have noticed it was different if I didn’t know.
I also got a tiramisu. When I ordered, the person making my order informed me that it was still frozen but it was still good frozen, like ice cream. So I decided that I’d try it and it was pretty good as a frozen dessert except the large ladyfingers at the bottom were slower to soften and hard to scoop out. The coffee soaked into the ladyfingers was pretty strong and the bitterness was a nice contrast with the mascarpone cream.
Their prices are very reasonable. The pokérrito and wrap came out to $19.90.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is absolutely great, ingredients are always fresh and the combination of flavors are amazing. My favorites are the hanahuma, bulgogi, the beef buldog and the ahi tuna
Vegetarian options: You can build your own bowl with vegetarian options or they also have a pre made option for you!!
Dietary restrictions: You can ask the servers to build your bowls based on your dietary restrictions, they are so helpful and kind and care about the restrictions
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hanauma Poke Bowl, Vegan, Avocado, Tuna, Burrito, Seaweed Salad, Sushi Burrito, North Shore, Poké, Salad
So friendly!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Absolutely delicious
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great miso glazed salmon bowl !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Perfect moment !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Diamond Head Pokerrito
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