Hawaiian eatery offering poke and sushi bowls, as well as burritos, sashimi, and other eats.
"Hilo Poké and Sush is where you’ll find some of the city’s best sushi for under $20. When you step into the restaurant, be prepared to be greeted by mismatched hanging lanterns, a mural of animated koi fish, and walls adorned in popped shades of pink and green. It’s over-the-top in a charmingly offbeat way that might just earn this place a top spot on your favorites list. The fish here is super fresh, beautifully sliced, and exactly what you need when you’re craving maguro on a Monday." - omnia saed, mekita rivas
"Hilo Poké and Sushi in Adams Morgan punches way above its weight. It’s the most budget-friendly restaurant on this list (rolls start at $12.95), and it serves as a friendly reminder that you don't need all the fancy bells and whistles for good eats, just great food... and kooky decor? When you step into the restaurant, you'll enter a world of mismatched hanging lanterns, a mural of animated koi fish, and walls adorned in popping shades of pink and green. It’s over the top, in a charmingly offbeat way that might just earn this place a high spot on your list." - omnia saed, tristiana hinton
"Hilo Poké and Sushi punches way above its weight, and it serves some of the best sushi in the city. It's a friendly reminder that you don't need all the fancy bells and whistles for good eats—just good food... and kooky decor? When you step into the restaurant, be prepared to be greeted by mismatched hanging lanterns, a mural of animated koi fish, and walls adorned in popped shades of pink and green. It’s over-the-top in a charmingly offbeat way that might just earn this place a top spot on your favorites list. photo credit: Nina Palazzolo" - Omnia Saed
"Baltimore’s Hilo Poké and Sushi is now running on all cylinders at its inaugural District location." - Eater Staff
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