Poke Restaurants near Sherwood, OR

“Food is Very good, I LOVE that you can pick all your favorites to create your meal. Good Pricing too“

“Paul and Jose are my favorite :) I’ve been coming here for years, it’s the best poke in Oregon. Free miso soup and they always give generous helpings!! The fish is SO FRESH, and I joke with my friends that there’s crack in the spicy sesame shoyu sauce (there definitely isn’t) but this place is freaking phenomenal. I’d eat it everyday if I could, but unfortunately I no longer live in Oregon… I come back everytime I visit. You won’t regret coming here!! It’s pristinely clean, with free infused water, and vibey Hawaiian music :) I recommend it with my whole heart!“

“On my way home, I stopped at Donburi Factory to get my last poke fix for 2025. Was greeted by a delightful young lady, Olivia who took my order. We had a very pleasant chat while I waited for my order which didn't take long .
When I got home, I inhaled my Poke Don which was of course, fresh and tasty ! Olivia recommended some spicy mayo to add to the Poke and she was spot on. So, thanks Olivia for the spicy mayo tip and for being so personable.
Happy New Year. Doug L“

“SeaSweets Poke is my favorite restaurant in Oregon. Their staff is wonderful and the food is amazing!!“

“Excellent sushi burritos at one of the best cart pods in town!“

“We drove out to Beaverton to try these poke bowls for the first time and it exceeded my expectation. The rice was perfectly seasoned. There was a nice selection of toppings. The only suggestion I might make is that you should offer a brown rice option. I also would like to see sweet chili sauce as an option for sauces. The meal was really nice.“

“I enjoyed my food a lot—an order of shrimp yakisoba with soy and orange sauce on the sticky rice, a bottle of pineapple 🍍 flavored Mexican Faygo, and a side of potstickers for the table to share—and found it both filling and satisfying.
Especially considering the relatively late hour (≈8:30pm-9:00pm) and the fairly cheap price-point of the entire dish ($17.50 for the Yakisoba; $2.50 for the drink; ≈$5 for the Potstickers?) I can't complain overmuch.

Unfortunately the service wasn't terribly great, so I will be complaining somewhat.
My main issues:
• The cashier didn't really understand the questions I asked him, and I couldn't really understand what he said to me in response; therefore I just ordered exactly by the number.
• Despite ordering exactly as pictured, the others with me in my party didn't get the broccoli that was supposed to be in their Teriyaki Chicken/Steak bowls; mine was fine though. 🤷🏽‍♂️
• We didn't get our side of potstickers with our meals; after waiting ≈15 minutes, I went to the counter to mention it to the cashier. After the initial language confusion, he became very apologetic and brought them out promptly—they were crispy and rather good, so ultimately it wasn't an issue.

The main reasons I bring up these issues is because of the three of us, I had to handle each issue rather than my siblings. Each of them felt uncomfortable dealing with things, but for different reasons.
My sister didn't want to ask anyone to repeat things or clarify what someone said, so she just stood uncomfortably and waited for one of us to explain things to her.
By brother was annoyed by the missing broccoli 🥦 and kept grumbling about the money spent on the Potstickers, but dislikes confrontation, so he just glared into his rice.
So I went up, mentioned the issues—nicely, politely, asking instead of making demands—got them resolved easily, moved on with our meals and our nights; everyone was happy.

We'll all definitely be coming back again.
Most likely for late-night dinners or a quick snack before events or activities.“

“Always GREAT food!! High quality!“