Diced Poke Houston

Hawaiian restaurant · Midtown

Diced Poke Houston

Hawaiian restaurant · Midtown

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917 Winbern St suite a, Houston, TX 77002

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Modern, quick-serve stop offering Hawaiian poke bowls & burritos, plus acai bowls & mocha ice cream.  

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917 Winbern St suite a, Houston, TX 77002 Get directions

@dicedpokemidtown

$10–20 · Menu

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917 Winbern St suite a, Houston, TX 77002 Get directions

+1 346 406 4894
@dicedpokemidtown

$10–20 · Menu

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"This Midtown hangout is a one-stop shop for poke burritos, Spam musubi and mochi ice-cream, but don’t sleep on the poke bowls — available in regular and large sizes. Signature bowls like the truffle tuna or yuzu yellowtail are loaded with ingredients like fried onions, masago, cucumbers and wonton chips, but DIY bowls are also an option. Choose from bases like spring mix or bamboo rice and liven things up with fish, scallops or shrimp, sauce and crunchy toppings." - Megha McSwain

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"This Midtown hangout is a one-stop shop for poke burritos, Spam musubi and mochi ice-cream, but don’t sleep on the poke bowls — available in regular and large sizes. Signature bowls like the truffle tuna or yuzu yellowtail are loaded with ingredients like fried onions, masago, cucumbers and wonton chips, but DIY bowls are also an option. Choose from bases like spring mix or bamboo rice and liven things up with fish, scallops or shrimp, sauce and crunchy toppings." - Megha McSwain

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"Shops dedicated to the raw fish dish are still popping up all over the city, like MidMain’s new spot Diced Poke." - Amy McCarthy

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Kevin Gewargis

Google
Upon entering the wavy white walls entice you towards the back. If you look left, You stop at a window that overlooks into the kitchen. To the right of the window, a full selection of everything poke related you could want! I started with a signature bowl, I opted for the spicy tuna with spicy sauce. The absolute move is to ask for the peppered tuna! I’ve never had poke so good. The tuna was very fresh! My friends mentioned the fish is always fresh and tastes clean. I was even surprised to see they had seaweed salad, (which was a great addition to my bowl) tasted great! The staff was very friendly and affable. They took the time to help with first time indecisiveness. Great attitude, very engaging with customers. The space itself is amazing. Very clean Modern setup cool lights and textured walls. Loved the big wood table and chairs! The colored globe lights were a great touch.

Daniel Ngo

Google
It was fishy! Just kidding, it was very good. They offer a lot of the typical side options as included in the price like seaweed salad and nori. They also have a lot of relatively unique add ons, like habenero fish eggs, several different chili peppers, and a truffle soy sauce (though I strongly recommend asking to try a sauce before committing to it). Two very unique things are their volcano rice and bamboo rice, both of which add different flavors to the bowl. The pricing was pretty standard for poke. In addition to the usual bowl, they also offer poke burritos, a selection of fried spam, and a large assortment of different mochi flavors. The staff was friendly, and the space was huge and clean. Overall, I liked my experience and would come back again, especially since there aren't really any poke places in that immediate area.

Tia Choudhury

Google
I almost didn’t want to review this place because it is so awesome and I don’t want it to get super crowded but it is also too good of a place to not share. I came here on a Sunday even with two of my friends. This was our first time here and a little overwhelmed with all the choices. We asked so many questions and I know that the staff probably was annoyed but they were so nice and answered all our questions thoroughly with a smile on their face. The concept is similar to chipotle if you want to get a bowl (with a twist: you can choose one of their own speciality bowl creations as well). For the bowls, you can choose white rice, bamboo rice (a green rice that gets the chlorophyll from the bamboo) and volcano rice (multigrain, healthy version). I got the volcano rice and my friend got the bamboo rice - which was amazing! It had a really unique herb-y taste and I am definitely getting it next time. Then you have your options of protein (tuna, salmon, yellowtail and shrimp). They also have tofu for a vegan option. You can also choose different portions of the protein. Then they have all the toppings - vegetables, tobiko (HIGHLY recommend the citrus), crab, seaweed salad, sauces. I got the Truffle Tuna (one of their premade recipes) but ended up switching it out for salmon and shrimp. The truffle was AWESOME and complimented the fish amazingly. They also have pokirito (sushi burrito). We shared one (Maui) which was good too. On top of all the food we got (btw: their regular is a good size portion), we still had room for their mochi ice cream. We got the lychee colada, raspberry with white chocolate crunch, pistachio, hazelnut crunch, matcha green tea and Thai iced tea. My absolute favorite was the raspberry. The lychee colada and matcha were subtle and probably the least flavorful. I am so excited to have found this place (and also close to my house)! They have good options for people who like seafood and also vegan options. One of the cons was parking - we had no problem with street but I don’t know about busier times. Looking forward to trying new stuff!

Alton Tanner

Google
I’ve been to this place too many times to count. The owner is super friendly and he’s actually from Hawaii so if you want authenticity this is the place. All of the seafood and veggies are very fresh and the flavors or their sauces are on point. It’s a casual spot for a lunch bowl or even a quick stop to pick up a musubi on the run, and if you don’t know what one of those is, thank me later. Has a clean and modern feel when you walk in. I stop by once a week or so when I’m in midtown.

David Wang

Google
If you’re looking for a place to try poke, check this one out! Flavors are really good and I’m not exaggerating. Well thought-out mixes in the bowls, great musubis and mochi are all reasons I’ll be coming to this poke spot as my go-to in Houston!

Samira Nizberg

Google
The place is nice and clean, fish and other ingredients are really fresh, great variety. They closed self serving miso soup station due to covid, hopefully they'll bring that back soon. My whole family loves this restaurant!

Desire Guilliard-Young

Google
I’m a California girl so I know my poke! This place is a 3 month old gem tucked away on the trendy side of Houston’s midtown area. It’s surrounded by local art, live music vintage shops, and tons of parking. Here’s my 2 cents Building/facilities- extremely clean, comfortable, and inviting. The pace is large enough for any size group of friends and is great for people watching, reading a book over a meal, or a casual first date. Quality of food- fresh/organic. I loved the preset bowls and the fact that I had the ability to build my own. There are endless amounts of toppings, sauce and proteins to choose from. This place was the first poke spot I’ve been to that had different types of infused rice in addition to traditional white sushi rice. I got the truffle tuna bowl every day I was in Houston and each day I found something new to love. All the favors were well balanced and I could taste every ingredient. Not to mention the portions will leave you full. Service- definitely done with a smile and customer focused. You’re greeted immediately upon entering and everyone working there has a pleasant and infectious positive energy/smile. You arrive and have a bowl in less than five minutes. Healthy fast food at its finest. This is definitely an under priced meal so stop by if you can.

Sharon Cho

Google
Loved it!! Don't forget to add sesame oil!!!!!!!!!!! Pepper tuna is something I've never tasted elsewhere. Also, they will mix rice (half volcano half bamboo for example) Great portion as well.