Moku Bar
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Moku Bar

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Customized poke bowls, tempura, and spam fries in a food court

poke bowls
fresh fish
friendly staff
spam musubi
udon soup
mady's special
htx
truffled yellowtail
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Moku Bar by null
Moku Bar by null
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Information

2914 White Oak Dr, Houston, TX 77007 Get directions

Restroom
Accepts reservations
Family friendly
Vegetarian options
Credit card accepted

Information

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2914 White Oak Dr, Houston, TX 77007 Get directions

+1 903 326 3516

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Family friendly
•Vegetarian options
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Free Wi-Fi
•Lunch

Last updated

Jan 11, 2026

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Houston-Born Poke Bowl Spot Moku Bar Will Soon Open in the Heights - Eater Houston

"Moku Bar, originally located in Downtown food hall Conservatory, is opening a new standalone location in the Heights. Known for its poke bowls with various protein options like truffled yellowtail, spicy ahi tuna, and salmon, it offers both traditional and inventive takes on Hawaiian raw fish dishes. The new location is expected to open soon, and the restaurant is currently hiring staff." - Amy McCarthy

https://houston.eater.com/2018/10/4/17935662/moku-bar-poke-opening-heights-white-oak
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Street Food Thai Market Debuts After A Major Menu Revamp - Eater Houston

"Poke spot Moku Bar is plotting a move into the Heights. The popular destination for a raw fish bowl hasn’t announced its exact address, but expect the restaurant to land soon on White Oak." - Amy McCarthy

https://houston.eater.com/2018/2/6/16978806/houston-restaurant-bar-news-february-2018
Moku Bar

Justin A.

Google
Moku Bar recently replaced Samurai Noodle in the Conservatory, Houston's underground beer garden and food hall, in March 2017. When I arrived, I was told to pick up a metal tray with a paper menu and pencil and fill out what I wanted to order. I decided to go with the Mady's Special on sushi rice for $9. This consisted of spicy salmon, avocado, cucumbers, masago, unagi sauce, fried onions, furikake, and shrimp chips. The service was friendly, and they completed my group's order fairly quickly. One of my friends, who went to school in Hawaii and knows Hawaiian cuisine quite well, told me the poke here is pretty authentic. The fish looks like it's well marinated and doesn't leave a watery mess on the bottom of the bowl, which is something my friend really looked out for. Cool, I guess I trust his judgement. I thought my Mady's Special order tasted okay though. Maybe I'm a noob and ordered the wrong thing, but I didn't feel the salmon was that fresh. It's not a bad place, but it's just not somewhere I would go out of my way for. Next time I'm in the area, I may try something else on their menu... or maybe eat somewhere else in the Conservatory.

Brittanie S.

Google
Decided to come here during lunch. Although there was a line, the wait was fairly quick. Basically you take one of the order sheets, put your name on it and fill out the rest. You can choose from the preselected poke bowls or you can make your own. I got the HTX, super delicious! The salmon/ tuna tasted fresh and everything in the bowl went perfectly together. I really liked that the poke bowl wasn't 90% rice, you definitely got a good amount of seafood for the price. Will definitely be back to try more.

Stephanie N.

Google
The conservatory is a great place to hang out at. Parking is limited, but your food selection is wide. I chose to come to moku to try their udon soups. The only time I've ever came here was for their spam masubi. Which is delicious but they raised up the price to $4.33. great snack for when you're drunk, I'll tell you that. They have original or spicy, which basically is hot Cheetos and spicy mayo flavored, but seriously pretty good. Esp if you were raised on spam like me. I ordered the shrimp tempura miso. You get about 5 shrimp tempura with mushrooms and udon. Please order the tempura on the side, mine wasn't that crispy since it's been soaking in this hot broth. The soup was good, much more lighter than the beef broth. The udon noodles are not really udon noodles which was disappointing but overall okay. I'd much rather go to Bellaire to get udon because at least it's actual udon. The staff was nice, the service was fast, the prices were much. It was $10, which maybe isn't too bad for the area. I'd give this place a 3.5.

Yaya C.

Google
Food is so good and fresh every time we come. The ataff is friendly and very helpful with explaining the menu. They also have Sake and its kid friendly! The environment outside is lovely with all the lights.

Amber B.

Google
Great for fresh food when you don't want something heavy! The build your own poke bowl is awesome!

Captiv C.

Google
I really enjoyed the Mixed Poke bowl or the Truffle Yellowtail!!!

Jacob S.

Google
Employee said The HTX and the Yes Man were the best sellers and tried the Yes Man. Super fresh and very filling, also got some fries to pick on which were amazing!

Bryson D.

Google
This little part of the Conservatory is a delight. The aesthetic was modern and welcoming, and the service was cheerful and engaging. The food was wonderful, I ordered the Cheesy Spam fries and the Mandy Special. Both were delicious, and I highly recommend it. Also the Manager Amy Nguyen was great to speak to and helped with any questions I had.