Pine Isle

Amazing food and great people! If your searching for some great local style flavored Hawaiian food without the plane ticket this is your place. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. We got the garlic shrimp, pork lau lau and a regular poke nachos. The plate lunches had good flavor and large portion, mac salad was good. Poke was fresh and awesome. We were so full we didn't even get a chance to break into our musubi Any time I am in Dallas now I have found me a place to eat! Really nice lunch to sit out on their little picnic tables out side as well.

They ran out of salmon when I got there at around 1:30pm but the tuna was the most amazing Spicey n Shoyu Tuna Poke Combo I had ever had. The flavors were truly amazing. The deep fried crunchy musubi was the icing on the cake for me, it was truly devine. I can't wait to go back. Fresh delicious, and tonnes of flavor. Parking can be a little tricky depending how busy the area is, I went on a Sunday afternoon and found a couple spots. Its outdoor dining only, kinda like a take out spot with some seating outside. You dont have to stay inside to hear your order called someone will actually bring it outside and call the number. Deff give them a try.

Summary Great: The food is just simply really good. The fish is good quality and has great flavor. We went late in the day and they were out of some of their protein options (meaning the sold out stuff must be good). I had spicy salmon and tuna over rice and also got the deep fried spam masubi… this spam masubi was so dam good that I would come back just for it. Con: they don’t have any indoor seating so either prepare to take it home or eat outside

Cannot rave enough about their poke - definitely the best I’ve had in the states. They have the biggest chunks of fresh fish with delicious marinades, portions are fantastic for the price. The 3 scoop poke combo always gives me 2 full meal servings. Always going to come here whenever I’m in town!

It’s definitely worth the drive, for someone who lives on the other side of town. Immediately when we first entered , we were greeted & the owner took the time to explain the menu to us. It made us feel so welcome! ☺️ As to what we ordered, we got the deep fried spam musubi, garlic fries, garlic shrimp & the regular poke bowl ( which comes w/ 2 choices of poke) I picked the creamy salmon & shoyu salmon on a bed of salad. The poke is made fresh daily! Everything was delicious! My favorite was the poke and the garlic shrimp which has a different flavor and also cooked differently than most places I’ve tried.. even though we ordered fried stuff, it didn’t taste heavy , which I like 👍🏻. It’s a small spot but pack with a lot of flavor! When we were finish , the owner asked how everything was, he was so kind and uplifting, I would go back because of that. He was just so accommodating. If you’re in the mood to get away for a little bit and enjoy good food, you won’t be disappointed. 🤗

I have only been here once but I think this could be the best Hawaiian restaurant in the area. I arrived a little after they opened on a Sunday evening and there was constant foot traffic while I waited for my food. Scoops of poke over rice is what it’s all about. Don’t need a lot of other toppings. I tried the garlic shrimp and those were covered in garlic and butter. NO seating inside. They have several picnic tables outside. Looking forward to going back.

After Having High Expectations I’ve been wanting to try this place for a long time, and even though I live far away, it’s always been on my must-try list. I finally stopped in, but the experience didn’t live up to the hype. When placing my order, the cashier seemed distracted and not really paying attention. I ordered the Loco Moco plate, and I specifically asked for the egg to be sunny-side but properly cooked meaning no runny yolk and no clear/raw egg whites. When my plate came out, the egg was the exact opposite of what I requested the whites were still transparent and runny, and the yolk was completely undercooked. It looked and felt like my instructions were ignored. I also asked for chili crisp and wasabi spice , which is commonly served with this type of dish, but instead I was given something called “chili water” and I was still charged 50¢ for each for it even though I didn’t use it. I also ordered kimchi fries and a drink. The fries were actually the best part, but the drink wasn’t even on my receipt, so I had to go back and pay again. The drink tasted pretty good I like it. The wait time was about 20 minutes, which was okay, but overall, the service felt unfocused, and the attention to detail just wasn’t there especially for a signature dish like Loco Moco. Some things were decent, but overall, it needs improvement in both preparation and professionalism.

First time here and was it a treat! We arrived around 4:45p right before they opened at 5pm and was about 15-16th in line. Service was great, food is all for take out and was fairly fast even with their huge queue! 10/10, recommend if you’re interested in Hawaiian food. Everything was seasoned well and each component balanced each other. Items ordered: • poke nachos • garlic shrimp • Kalbi • fried Spam musubi • miso salmon • 1/2 spicy ahi

My daughter wanted to hit up this place on our way home from Dallas to Houston. Mind you I am not in line to Poke on road trips.... Service was great they have 2 fish options , Tuna and salmon- 2 ways. I am not a fan of Tuna because it's a bloodier fish so it you can taste the iron and I don't particularly like the texture. (Still not a fan but it was really good tuna). The salmon had skin on which I'm not usually inclined to, but the fish was so fresh and the prep was done so beautifully that you can't go wrong- it was like butter. Don't plan to sit inside- take it to go or sit at the benches on the side of the building. I like the concept from a business perspective because they are focused on the product and customer service not having to worry about clean up bussing tables etc. they focus on their food. We got poke bowls, macaroni and the canned drink. For $16 it's a very generous portion I have to tell you, it's not a stingy serving. Haven't had really good poke in a while and I love that they are not asking you to build your bowl you can add and subtract but they know how it tastes good no decisions required

My friends got pine isle takeout for me after I delivered my baby. Man oh man was it good. It definitely hit the spot. I think she got me three types: shoyu salmon, shoyu tuna and spicy salmon. I loved all of them! The fish was so tender and not fishy tasting. The flavor was really good. She also got the deep fried musubi and it was amazinnnnngggg. 10/10 would recommend. Would like to go back and try the other dishes!!

I got the deep fried musubi and the poke nachos. Both were very good and the wontons held up surprisingly well considering they sat through over 45 minutes of driving before being eaten. The spicy ahi (I wouldn't say it was spicy but it still had a nice taste) and shoyu salmon were fresh and complimented well by everything else on the nachos. My only negative would be that the musubi was a bit greasy, but that's pretty minor in my opinion. Service was good the guy at the front I think his name is Blair was good about taking orders, and getting food deliveries situated while still helping in the back too. So wait times are pretty short even if you don't order online beforehand. I didn't get any pictures because I was super hungry but trust if you are in the area this place is absolutely worth visiting.

Pine Isle was delicious! I got the fried musubi and mochiko chicken. Every thing is made fresh so it does take a little bit of time, so I'd recommend ordering ahead. They were also running low on a lot of items by the time I got there, around dinner on a Friday. Only outdoor seating if you're hoping to stay and eat so be prepared. My only complaint is I do wish they had pictures of the menu or something that offers a little more explanation in store.

2.5 I wanted to like this place, but it fell short for me. The first turn off was having to wait in line for a pickup order. Kind of defeats the purpose of ordering online. I ordered the pork lumpia that was just ok. I got the kalua pork plate. The mac salad was very bland and the rice was gross. The kalua pork is absolutely delicious. I won't return, but if you go, I highly recommend the kalua pork, just don't get the rice. It tastes off. The only seating is a few outdoor tables.

I have been waiting to try this Dallas take out joint for months after seeing it on tiktok and it finally happened this week! Food was awesome. I had the fried spam musubi & the poke nachos. It was delicious and well priced! I hate battling Dallas traffic but Pine Isle was worth it. I'll definitely be back!

This place definitely lives up to the hype! Pine Isle is a take-out only establishment. It's a pretty small space, but I noticed a couple benches outside. We placed a pickup order, and it was an easy transaction with the employee. We got two large poke bowl. I got half rice and half salad with creamy spicy ahi, wasabi tako (octopus), and shoyu salmon. My boyfriend got just rice with creamy spicy salmon, wasabi tako, and shoyu ahi. The fish was very fresh and the flavors were on point! My friends and I agreed that it started getting a bit too salty, but adding more rice balanced it out. I personally wouldn't do all salad because it wouldn't absorb the sauce. Friends got the fried musubi, which had a nice crunch and the same flavors as your typical spam musubi. I'll be back to try the rest of the menu the next time I'm in Dallas!

The food is good! I really like their poke. The Miso Salmon was okay. It was cooked perfectly but over sauced. I haven't tried anything else but will definitely be back. The staff were are nice and very informative if you have any questions. The place is for take out and cash-less payment only.

Togo only Hawaiian food off Fitzhugh. It's made fresh so takes 5-10 minutes for the plates. There are some outdoor seating options too. The sushi bowls are good - plain or spicy salmon and tuna! Their plates are so tasty; large portions with sides included. I love the mochico chicken plate- deliciously battered and topped with spicy sauce over rice with Mac and cheese!! Atmosphere isn't great so not giving 4 stars but do recommend for takeout/delivery

The restaurant popped up on my social media so we had to go check it out. We love poké and really miss being able to grab fresh poké at the markets on Oahu. The restaurant itself is tiny. It's more of a grab and go. There's not really any seating and everyone who says order ahead is right, you should definitely order ahead. There was a line but it moved pretty quick. Service was great. Staff was very friendly. The food was fresh and delicious. If it wasn't so far from home, we would definitely go more often.

For being the newest authentic poke spot in dallas i thought it was pretty good! When we went, there was a line outside but it didnt take too long and the service was quick and v friendly! There isnt any indoor seating and there are limited tables outside infront of the restaurant fyi! We got to try both the spicy and shoyu flavors for both salmon and ahi - the ahi was really good! It def is the closest to the poke ive had in hawaii that you can find in the dfw area - the texture of the ahi was spot on! But i may have gone on an off day as the salmon was a liiittle fishy for both flavors, but the spicy salmon was better since it was covered in more sauce! But the ahi was really fresh and good for both shoyu and spicy c: I def will be back bc I want to try the salmon poke again and to try their other food items as it looks really good!

Really small store with 4 picnic tables outside for eating. Customer service was fine, they're quick but hospitable. I've tried the octopus, creamy spicy ahi/salmon, and shoyu tuna/salmon. Both variations of the tuna and salmon are really good, the octopus not so much but that's probably just preference. They can run out of the tuna/salmon relatively quick so don't count on getting them if you come close to closing.

Pine Isle lives up to the hype - the menu and quality of the poke feels like someone dug up a shop from Hawaii and plopped it down in east Dallas. I tried the spicy tuna and shoyu salmon, and both types of fish were fresh, well-seasoned with sauce but not overly so. They also have other Hawaiian classics such as kalbi (which is very popular as an entree in HI even though it's Korean), kalua pork, garlic shrimp, and spam musubi. The portions are pretty good for the price ($16 for regular plate/bowl and $18 for large). Note that even if they display a certain type of fish, it may be unavailable: they still had some spicy salmon left in the display case but I was informed I couldn't order any because it was being reserved for online orders, which was slightly disappointing. Orders also take a fairly long time to be completed. It's largely a to-go establishment with only 1 small table inside and 1 outside. Would not recommend planning to dine in unless you're banking on getting lucky.

This place is very popular and it's easy to see why! The poké is sooooo good. It's as close as you can get to Hawai'i this far inland and flavor is spot on. Rice is cooked to perfection. The garlic shrimp is the right amount of garlic. Shell wasn't as soft to easily eat but I still ate it all anyways. I'd come here just for the poké again. The regular spam musubi wasn't anything special. Maybe not enough sauce. No seating indoor, they have about 3 or 4 tables outside! Parking isn't terrible either.

For those pining for their go-to dishes in Hawaii, Pine Isle hits the spot. This little takeout spot in an unassuming plaza in East Dallas dishes out poke just like from the Hawaiian islands. There's some picnic tables outside if you can't wait to take it all the way home. We tried all of the poke flavors--shoyu ahi, shoyu salmon, spicy ahi, spicy salmon. Next time we'll probably make some rice at home and just get the fish because it's just so good. The fish was fresh, and the flavors were just perfect. We'd also love to try the fried spam musubi and loco moco next time. All we're missing now is a beach and some salty waves!

Probably the best poke spot in Dallas. We ordered take out and the fish was still super fresh and well seasoned. Portions are HUGE!! I got the two scoop half rice and half salad with shoyu ahi and creamy spicy salmon. Bowl was filled to the brim and the flavors complimented each other very well. We also got the pork lumpias which were decent. The loco moco portion was huge too. The gravy was a bit more soy saucey, less gravy tasting, but overall was standard. Definitely come here for the poke. They sell out pretty fast! Will check out the store in person soon. But from the pictures looks clean and tidy.

FOOD We've been on the search for authentic Hawaiian poke since traveling to Oahu and I am thankful that DFW has a place that fulfills our cravings! Hands down, as authentic as you can get in the DFW area. The spicy ahi tuna has great texture and the shoyu salmon melts in your mouth and is very buttery. We also tried the Mochiko chicken which is very flavorful. The mac salad is also very refreshing, so I had to get a double portion. The Loco moco is also quite tasty. SERVICE The service here was amazing and everybody is so kind. They were frequently checking in to see how our meal which I appreciated very much ENVIRONMENT The store is a bit on the smaller side with 2 tables indoors and 1 table outdoors.

Pine isle is a very small shop serving authentic Hawaiian food. Don't expect to dine in as there are only two tables inside. There are many classic dishes like bbq meat plates, poke, and even mochiko chicken, which was one of my favorite dishes I had when I visited Hawaii. Poke: Pine isle probably is the only place in DFW that has poke similar to Hawaii. It's mainly just fish and rice along with a few additional sides. The poke was good but I thought the shoyu salmon and tuna flavor wise was just missing something. The rice itself was also a little too mushy for me - 3.5/5 Mochiko chicken: The chicken was amazing. It had the perfect amount of crunch but also a great chew you would expect from mochiko flour. On top of that the side of Mac salad was probably the best I've had in DFW - 5/5

This is one of those places I have to come back and eat at every time I visit Dallas. Their poke is probably the best I've tried in Texas. Super fresh, generous portions, and seasoned well. I love how they include edamame, crab salad, seaweed salad, ginger, and wasabi. It feels very authentic to Hawaiian poke. I think I'd skip the gochujang octopus next time around just because their tuna and salmon is already so good. Definitely try their non poke dishes as well because those looked delectable!

This place is hands down the best Hawaiian poke restaurant in Dallas-- no competition. I've been struggling to find a good poke spot to replace Don Don Poke in Plano, and nothing ever came close... until now. It's a 45-minute drive, but my sister hyped it up so much that I finally agreed to go. She actually drove there twice last weekend, but it was sold out just an hour after opening on Saturday. One of the staff members told her it's best to order online since their inventory updates in real time. We placed our order online, and it went through! Just to be safe, we also called the store to double-check before heading out. It was a long drive, but 100000% worth it. I haven't been to Hawaii, but I can tell their poke is as authentic as it gets. At first, I was a little thrown off by the price, since most poke spots I go to are around $14. But once I saw the portions, it all made sense. They did not skimp on the fish, AT ALL. I actually had more fish than rice by the end, which never happens! The shoyu ahi tuna, shoyu salmon, and creamy salmon were all incredibly fresh and delicious. If you like spicy, definitely go for the creamy version. We also tried the kalbi and fried spam musubi; both were made fresh to order with generous portions. The space is small since it's designed for takeout, with just two tables inside and one outside. Luckily, nobody was dining in on this Wednesday night, so we grabbed a table and dug in right away. The place was buzzing with people coming in and out to pick up their orders. I overheard a worker say they only make what they can based on the day's fish delivery, which explains the exceptional freshness. I truly hope business keeps booming so they can open more locations quickly, especially in Plano. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for bringing amazing poke to DFW area. Don't even bother trying other poke places to compare, Pine Isle is in a league of its own.

A small Hawaiian style poke joint with big island vibes in Dallas! The shop is small, they have two small tables inside and a small table outside, definitely made for more of a take out style poke joint. Poke: for bowls you can get salad, rice, or 1/2. The regular comes with two scoops of poke and the large comes with three scoops. The fish were all really nicely portioned and extremely flavorful. I liked that the cuts of salmon were thick and I even saw a few pieces of fatty looking belly in mine. Mac Salad: very creamy in a good kind of way! Spam musubi: solid choice, if you like fried things definitely get the fried spam musubi, the crunch is next level! Overall I really enjoyed my stop at Pine Isle, if I'm ever in this area of Dallas definitely worth the stop for their poke! They do have some plate options on their menu that looked really good, will have to try next visit!

Pine Isle is probably one of the best poke places I've had in DFW in quite awhile. The fish are in nice big chunks and the sauces flavorful; both the shoyu and the creamy (mayo) sauce. I wouldn't wait too long to get the poke since they tend to sell out towards the end of the day. Even their Miso Salmon is good. I highly suggest ordering online beforehand or else you'll end up waiting in line for 10-15mins at the restaurant.

Made a pit stop here on our way out of Dallas after seeing all the hype and I fully understand why. Disclaimer: they only have outdoor seating so it does get super hot in this Texas weather. Aside from that, the garlic shrimp was fantastic, the shrimp was a good size, the shell was well seasoned, light and crispy. The rice was super buttery from sitting below the shrimp. Mac salad tasted like it was supposed to, and the small side of salad did really well to cut the fat from everything else on the plate, I loved the little marinated tomatoes. All the flavors tasted very authentic. It's definitely up there with Giovanni's shrimp truck on Oahu. Will for sure be back to try the poke next time I'm in Dallas.

Was the poke good? Yes. Is this the best poke I've had in Dallas? No. We ordered on the app for pickup. It was ready when we got there. Super efficient. I don't know if it's because of the time we went (Wednesday @ 7:30pm) but I was underwhelmed :(. Maybe it's because I had heard such good things about it. The shoyu salmon and tuna were yummy and the quality of the fish was good BUT the tuna in my bowl was half frozen. It was very odd and I didn't love that. My boyfriend liked the creamy spicy salmon over the shoyu one. I got wonton chips on the side because I didn't want to commit to the nachos which was a nice addition. The store itself was clean and they had seating outside. I also appreciated how much you could customize your order. Maybe I'll give it another chance.

It was worth the hype! It has been open for 4 months and there was a line of people waiting for their orders outside. The inside is a small space enough for you to order and wait outside. There are about four sitting tables outside but it gets packed quick. The staff were friendly when taking my order. I got the bowl with two scoops that was spicy ahi and shoyu ahi with half rice and salad it also came with edamame pods, Imitation crab, seaweed salad, and pickled ginger slices. The portion was enough to feed 2 people. The price was great! The spicy tuna was soo good and the shoyu ahi had so much flavor. The reviews are true it's great! Next time I'll try the loco moco.

Great Poke, best I have outside of Oahu! Must arrive early, had a line by opening time. Also no indoor seating and only 4 tables outside. Also parking is very limited so arrive early! Also the Krab salad is amazing!

I was so excited to come hear since hearing about it! I was told the lines were long and food sold out quick when it first opened. I will say this restaurant is a lot smaller than I expected, there's only 2 small tables inside and 1 table outside, and most of the space is taken up by the kitchen. I shared the Kalua pork + cabbage plate + 1/2 pound of shoyu salmon with another person and it satisfied us. The food came out really quickly too! We both really enjoyed the food itself, the small side salad and mac salad were good additions to the meat and rice, and at the end we ended up just combining the poke with the leftover rice. There aren't too many places like this in Dallas that serve the poke like this, so it's good to see! I would come back :)

Food was great, that sauce on the chicken was special. Poke bowl was flavorful and fair pricing. Limited tables so make sure you plan on taking it to go.

This place has good poké. I really like the spicy salmon. The poké bowl comes with rice, edamame, seaweed salad, imitation crab meat & ginger. They also give a good portion of fish. I also tried the garlic kimchi fries & it was hella salty, but the kimchi on it was good.

Went to try this new viral spot. The location a little small but there is indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered to go. The steak caught my eye so I ordered that. Its a teriyaki steak and I ordered medium rare. My wife ordered the mochikko chicken. The chicken had a good hint of spice and great overall flavor. My steak was jaw droppingly delicious. Cooked very well and amazing flavor. Mac was nice. Staff was friendly and food came out and a reasonable time. This seems to be elevated hawaiian and im here for it.

First time trying Pine Isle and I would definitely recommend for a fun to-go office lunch! There are only 2 small tables inside and a few seats outside so I recommend ordering to-go. We placed a large order and it all was perfect. The place was very busy at lunchtime with lots of people waiting (making the parking a little busy) but they seemed to be moving quickly and getting peoples orders in a timely manor.

Had to drive down to try the Loco Moco as not many places in Dallas who serve. Small to go place with one 2 top outside and two, two tops inside. They have an area outside with picnic tables and as folks came in and left as no seating and they would not open outside. We had party of 3 and was able to share one of the 2 little tables. Shared an order of loco mock - 2 large meatloaf type patties on great rice and a very oniony gravy with 2 eggs over easy. Come with a little green salad and Macaroni salad. I do not want to give negative feedback as food was fresh cooked to order and good. But I am a loco Moco snob. Rice perfect, gravy over powering onion flavor no mushrooms. Burger patties very meatloaf texture and onion flavor. Macaroni salad macaroni was over cooked. Fried Musubi was good.

As Polynesian this is honestly some of the better Hawaiian plates in the DFW area. Food is BOMB DOT COM. Garlic shrimp is a must- rivals Giovanni's in the North Shore of Oahu! Service was friendly. The Resturant is small but when the food is good, that doesn't matter! Go try!

tried the poke nachos and it sooooo yummy, don't remember why i gave 4 stars bc it's def 5 stars quality.

I was craving Hawaiian food and since being in Dallas for a year now, I finally decided to try Pine Isle. Though a small restaurant, their food are delicious and fresh!! We had the poke salad and I wished I got the larger size! The staff was very nice and told us they are working on a patio space soon. Would love to come back when it's ready!

Pine Isle stay bussin'--broke da mouth, fo' real! Everything tasted just like home, from the crispy sushi rolls to the smoky grilled salmon and ono poke bowl. You can tell they put plenty aloha in da food. Portions solid, flavors on point, and da vibe? Real comforting. Mahalo for bringing that island taste to town. Definitely coming back!

Got the poke bowl and an order of the pork lumpia and both were super yummy. The portions were generous so after finishing both items I was super full. Would be interested in trying their plates but ngl I can't resist a poke bowl if they're offering it.

Finally went to try the poke bowl from Pine Isle since everyone was hyping up about it. Had to try it out myself to see if it was just good marketing on social media or the food is actually good. The flavor of the creamy salmon and soy salmon is good. The proportion if seaweed salad, crab, etc is good too. But the most important factor of a poke bowl which is the QUALITY of fish is 2/5. I had to spit out 5 pieces of salmon because they were too chewy to the point I just could not swallow. Because you can easily mask the freshness of raw fish with bunch of sauce, I worry that the quality is not too good. Also, the "extra" seaweed salad I paid $.50 for was just so small. I will be going back to try other things from the menu and will adjust the rating accordingly. But so far, not impressed--just seems the hype is from being a new restaurant & social media marketing UPDATE: Tried their loco moco & garlic kimchi fries. Loco moco's portion size is amazing. Took me two days to finish it. The garlic kimchi fries are some of the best fries I've had, and I'm so happy I tried it. UPDATE 2: Tried their poke bowl again. The quality was better this time so bumped the rating from 2/5 to 4/5. Will keep trying new things from this restaurant!

Omg everything here was so good!! I have been dying to find a good spot that has fresh and decent poke, and this place definitely was the spot! Their loco moco was really good too, I enjoyed it a lot. Something I got and didn't think would like so much was the mochiko chicken, that was a 10/10! The workers were so nice and friendly I felt so welcomed. The only thing about the spot is that it is small, and theres only two tables so it's more of a take out spot, but thankfully they have an order online! I will definitely be back, it was a great experience

Had the bbq chicken plate, comes with macaroni salad and regular salad with dressing and rice. This was so bomb! Chicken had tons of flavor from the grill and marinate. The fried spam musubi was also delicious! Never had anything like it before. Crispy and savory! perfect amount of food! I'm glad they're close by, I wanna try their poke next

What a great find! Been craving some shoyu tuna! When we got here at 2pm they were already running out and shoyu ahi wasn't available. Lucky they were able to cut some and I genuine appreciated them for it! We drove from Plano just to try this place and I must admit, it's delicious & very filling!! Good portions and tasty rice! Can't wait to come back!

I love it here- the food is absolutely ONO ! As a local girl from O'ahu, I truly appreciate finding a place that gives me that taste of home. The staff is always welcoming, friendly, and on point every time I come in. It's officially become my go-to spot whenever I'm craving island vibes and good grinds! Mahalo for bringing a little piece of Hawai'i here

Literally the best authentic Hawaiian food in Dallas! Their poke is SO SO good.... I almost want to gatekeep because they were sold out of some of the pokes when we came here but credit is due where it's due. Highly recommend this place for hot summer days for delicious Hawaiian food!

best hawaiian food in Dallas PROPER area, not even close. great pokè cuts, marinade is well done and flavorful, appropriate proportions as some pokè joints tend to skimp out on the fish

I ordered food here for lunch to pickup and they finished my order exactly once i got there! This place was so good. I got the Loco Moco plate which had such a juicy patty and everything about this was flavorful. The garlic shrimp plate was really good as well. I would get both of these again. I also ordered the kimchi fries which were ok! I think i wish it was a bit crispier even with the kimchi on top. The portions were huge! They only do takeout and have very little seating. I would come back here for sure!

been looking for a hawaiian spot in dallas and i think i found it really enjoyed the bbq plate. chicken was juicy, tender, and char was perfect. mac salad and the greens balance the meal well poke nachos were pretty unique and also enjoyable. salmon and tuna were super fresh i will definitely be back

Food was solid! Quick service, with lots of pick up orders, as there is minimal seating at the restaurant itself. We grabbed the loco moco, chicken katsu, 3 scoop poke, garlic shrimp, & a fried spam. Everything tasted fresh! Would absolutely roll through again - check this place out! Staff is friendly, and it feels like you're pulling up to your cousin's house for what you know is about to be good time & good eats.

i live in fort worth and my husband and i make the drive once a week to Pine Isle. We crave this so much and still not tired of it. I've eaten here 5 times and has been consistent each time. The poke is so fresh and all the flavors marry so well together. The miso salmon is so flakey and the miso sauce is addicting. Mac salad is solid, one of the best. Even the garden salad i'm obsessed with, the dressing really makes it.

Love the poke and that I can order half salad and half rice. There are so many things to try but I usually end up getting the poke nachos or plate. Everything I've tried so far is amazing and I can't wait to try the miso salmon. Yum! Thanks for bringing this to Dallas!