Solid poke place. I like how you check what you’d like to have in your bowl on a little paper sheet like a deli sandwich order. There are lots of good options. Would recommend and go back. Regular bowl size is a sizable portion. Minor details but wasabi is the fake stuff- colored radish probably because it doesn’t taste like actual wasabi- and adding a small scoop of avocado adds $1.25. Indoor and outdoor seating available. I recommend half rice and half mixed greens as a base- it’s a great mix in my opinion!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tamara Prstic
Extremely large chunks of fish, very fishy flavor, generally didn’t taste fresh at all. Would avoid, certainly one of the worst poke bowls I’ve had.
Food: 2
Shine
Good quality poke in SF! Try their house sauce and mix it with another sauce you like - the flavor blends well.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Sarah Haight
I really don’t like giving bad reviews! 😩 but this place was not it. Shame on me for getting my hopes up and expecting authentic poke. We came here right at opening. The woman who was behind the counter was not happy to see us. Maybe she was having a bad day, but there were no smiles or pleasant greetings. The food did not look great. The fish was chopped in tiny pieces! And the portions were very small. I ordered the unagi (HUGE mistake) I swear someone from the back brought it out from the microwave. It was mushy and fishy and disgusting. The ahi was whatever. The spicy ahi was practically already chewed up for you. I would not come back here, I would not recommend this place. Really poor quality. Bad service. Not aloha!!
Parking: Per usual in the city, hard to find parking and it’s all paid. We had to walk a couple blocks.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Regular Poke Bowl
Noah J Bennett
Best poke in the city
Ushma Domadia
Delicious with friendly service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
LoRè P.
Excellent Poke, wide choice of toppings, honest price and generous portions!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Olimpia Onelli
The lady serving me kindly helped me choose gluten free items by crossing them out from the menu as I'm celiac. I had a tune poke bowl and it was very nice. Unfortunately only one of the sauces is gluten free (honey & avocado) but still better than nothing! The ambience is nothing to write home about, more of a take out place.
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free available
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Eric Jaw
the fish portions were really tiny
Jung Park
Favorite poke
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Large Poke Bowl 5 Scoops Protein
Came here w/ my friends when craving poke and it def hit the spot. The surrounding area is nice and the inside is clean w/ seating but there's also places to stand outside well ona nice day. The poke is the cheapest I've ever had in the bay, $13.99 for 3 scoops of protein? Pretty lit. The fish is pretty good quality as well. Some require $2 upgrades as well as some of the toppings (ie a lil bit of tamago for $0.75 and avocado $1.25) However, if you don't pay the upgrades there are still plenty of other options to fill out your bowl. I will say, some of the reviews on here say that they give you TONS of protein but I wouldn't agree, it's a standard amount but still definitely enough to fill you up. You write your order on a sheet to give them so you can pretty much take as long as you want when deciding what you want which is pretty nice.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Irene Pritzker
Friendly staff and clean place. Some food are fresh and some aren’t. Kinda stingy on portion and protein is not as good as other poke bowl restaurants. $2 extra for the “real crab” is a big trick since they put 90% of mayonnaise and 10% of crab in there. It’s ok to try but absolutely not coming back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Ivy Pei
Friendly staff and clean place. Some food are fresh and some aren’t. Kinda stingy on portion and protein is not as good as other poke bowl restaurants. $2 extra for the “real crab” is a big trick since they put 90% of mayonnaise and 10% of crab in there. It’s ok to try but absolutely not coming back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Andrew “Andy” Villamor
Really skimped on the portions everything is just mixed together. Feels lazy.
Food: 3
OZ
The food got worse, and the portions for the large bowl are the same as the regular ones (they didn’t fill it up).
Solid poke place. I like how you check what you’d like to have in your bowl on a little paper sheet like a deli sandwich order. There are lots of good options. Would recommend and go back. Regular bowl size is a sizable portion. Minor details but wasabi is the fake stuff- colored radish probably because it doesn’t taste like actual wasabi- and adding a small scoop of avocado adds $1.25. Indoor and outdoor seating available.
I recommend half rice and half mixed greens as a base- it’s a great mix in my opinion!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Extremely large chunks of fish, very fishy flavor, generally didn’t taste fresh at all. Would avoid, certainly one of the worst poke bowls I’ve had.
Food: 2
Good quality poke in SF! Try their house sauce and mix it with another sauce you like - the flavor blends well.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I really don’t like giving bad reviews! 😩 but this place was not it. Shame on me for getting my hopes up and expecting authentic poke. We came here right at opening. The woman who was behind the counter was not happy to see us. Maybe she was having a bad day, but there were no smiles or pleasant greetings. The food did not look great. The fish was chopped in tiny pieces! And the portions were very small. I ordered the unagi (HUGE mistake) I swear someone from the back brought it out from the microwave. It was mushy and fishy and disgusting. The ahi was whatever. The spicy ahi was practically already chewed up for you. I would not come back here, I would not recommend this place. Really poor quality. Bad service. Not aloha!!
Parking: Per usual in the city, hard to find parking and it’s all paid. We had to walk a couple blocks.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Regular Poke Bowl
Best poke in the city
Delicious with friendly service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent Poke, wide choice of toppings, honest price and generous portions!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
The lady serving me kindly helped me choose gluten free items by crossing them out from the menu as I'm celiac. I had a tune poke bowl and it was very nice. Unfortunately only one of the sauces is gluten free (honey & avocado) but still better than nothing! The ambience is nothing to write home about, more of a take out place.
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free available
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
the fish portions were really tiny
Favorite poke
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Large Poke Bowl 5 Scoops Protein
Restaurantji Recommends
Came here w/ my friends when craving poke and it def hit the spot. The surrounding area is nice and the inside is clean w/ seating but there's also places to stand outside well ona nice day. The poke is the cheapest I've ever had in the bay, $13.99 for 3 scoops of protein? Pretty lit. The fish is pretty good quality as well. Some require $2 upgrades as well as some of the toppings (ie a lil bit of tamago for $0.75 and avocado $1.25) However, if you don't pay the upgrades there are still plenty of other options to fill out your bowl. I will say, some of the reviews on here say that they give you TONS of protein but I wouldn't agree, it's a standard amount but still definitely enough to fill you up. You write your order on a sheet to give them so you can pretty much take as long as you want when deciding what you want which is pretty nice.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Friendly staff and clean place. Some food are fresh and some aren’t. Kinda stingy on portion and protein is not as good as other poke bowl restaurants. $2 extra for the “real crab” is a big trick since they put 90% of mayonnaise and 10% of crab in there. It’s ok to try but absolutely not coming back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Friendly staff and clean place. Some food are fresh and some aren’t. Kinda stingy on portion and protein is not as good as other poke bowl restaurants. $2 extra for the “real crab” is a big trick since they put 90% of mayonnaise and 10% of crab in there. It’s ok to try but absolutely not coming back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Really skimped on the portions everything is just mixed together. Feels lazy.
Food: 3
The food got worse, and the portions for the large bowl are the same as the regular ones (they didn’t fill it up).
Food: 1
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