Poke Burri

I never got any food poisoning and I tried 3 different items. I loved the creativity with the sushi. I got the sushi donut (salmon, tuna, spicy tuna, crab salad), sushi corndog, and sushi pizza (salmon). Service was good. Staff was nice. There are benches to sit at if you don’t come at a busy time. Prices are fair.

I expected to be in a pleasant atmosphere, but inside this cafe was looking far from good conditions. The photo I looked at before visiting this place were taken at other tables. Anywhere, pork dumplings were the best I had eaten before, spicy tuna nachoes were awesome (inspite of I ordered spicy tuna poke) and the tuna donut was unusual for me. So I think it is very good place to order Take out or delivery

I have yet to be disappointed. Highly recommended.👌 The sushi burritos 🌯 are my favorite, especially the Dancing Shrimp. The Ramen Miso soup is also delicious, don't forget to add the black garlic oil on the side. The Dragonfruit Lemonade is too good to be in such a small cup. I wish I could purchase it by the gallon to take home. Lots of great options on the menu! Poke Burri is one of my favorite food stops.

Food was absolutely delicious and filling. Service was much quicker than expected. Had our poke bowls on the table about 3 mins after sending in the order! The establishment is kind of cramped, however. But they make efficient use of the space that they have..

I’m glad I got to try my first sushi burrito and sushi bagel here. I had the salmon Philly burrito and the salmon bagel. Both were very tasty. The bagel was kinda smashed as u can see in the picture, and had less salmon than I hoped, but other than that I loved it.

The sushi burrito was so refreshing on a hot summer night. It had a good amount of spice and crunch. My only complaint would be that it didn’t have enough sushi. It felt a little too light on the fish for me. Overall, it was delicious sushi. I also tried the sushi donut. I was super excited about this and it was delicious! It’s a great side to share with your table. $2 Dasani bottles... wish they had more water options hhhaha other than that it’s definitely a must try!

I don’t know how this place has been rated 4.8 or maybe I just went on a really off week but I tried the ramen and the noodles themselves tasted like the ones that come in the instant ramen packets. The broth and protein was okay (nothing special) but it was so disappointing because the reviews did not match up with the ramen AT ALL! I also tried the spring rolls which were fine, greasy and small but okay over all. When I saw the rating I was really excited to visit, I’ve had some of the best ramen out of town, even though I didn’t really expect Atlanta of all places to have delicious ramen I was very open minded with this spot especially because the rating but nope I was fooled. For anyone looking authentic ramen this place is not it, this is more like take-out ramen or if “you are really hungover and need something immediately Ramen”. The service was 6/10 we sat at the table for a while before we were told that the only way to order and pay was online, which kinda shows you who their target customers are. The place does have another restaurant inside which I think is a cool concept because it gives it a dining-hall vibe. The bathroom was spacious and clean so that was good. Overall, I really really wish it would’ve lived up to its rating because this would so be a frequent spot for me.

This was a little harder to find due to its location but once inside, the room is shared by multiple restaurants. The service was quick AND that's with custom orders. This was the first sushi burrito and sushi donut I've ever had and I finally understand the hype behind it. Both my mom and I ate enough to fill ourselves in about thirty minutes of walking in. I seriously would recommend this place to all sushi lovers if in Atlanta.

Currently reigning as my favorite spot for poke/sushi esque food! Every time I order the quality is consistent and soooo yummy. Can't say much about service but the vibe is cute. It's in a small food hall which would be great for late night hang outs & remote working. Always get the gyoza!!!!

This has been our go to spot for almost 5 years! Tucked in the cute and cozy food stalls of EAV so happy to see them outlive the pandemic. The sushi burritos are great to share and just such a genius idea! The nachos are also good, sushi donuts. Everything is always fresh and made for order. Super friendly staff, very easy to order and pick up. A poke burri Stan

Literally the best poke bowl I've ever had. And I've had many. Heard about this place when I moved to Atlanta three years ago. But I didn't go until today. Amazing.

I never got any food poisoning and I tried 3 different items. I loved the creativity with the sushi. I got the sushi donut (salmon, tuna, spicy tuna, crab salad), sushi corndog, and sushi pizza (salmon). Service was good. Staff was nice. There are benches to sit at if you don't come at a busy time. Prices are fair.

Pretty good spot with a variety of options to eat. It's a small place with very limited seats. The service is quick and simple. The food was pretty good and filling! I would definitely try it again!

Service was quick, friendly and helpful. This was my first and definitely not my last time having a burrito style roll. Although it wasn't packed inside, I would recommend ordering before getting there just in case it's busy inside, as there isn't a ton of room to sit, which also gives a neat little vibe.

OMG ! The food here is so freaking good. Hubby and I couldn't decide between sushi or ramen, so we did both with food from Poke and Lifting noodle. The brussel sprouts arr to die for, crisp, soft, spicy, and sweet. The tuna nachos were a bargain with 2 heaping mounds of spicy sushi tuna atop wonton chips. I could eat the nachos every day. The service was so quick and courteous. Cool vibe, very laid back. Love this place, I'll be back for sure.

This is my favorite place & I'll leave a review everyday if I have to lol.. The Brussels are phenomenal.they are flash fried and then they drizzle or mix them with a sauce that compliments it so well. I always always get the Sushi nachos with extra chips & a scoop of crab meat! The sushi burritos are good but I literally haven't had one since the first time I had it because the nachos have me in a Chokehold!

Poke Burri is the bees knees. If you love sushi, go. If you love burritos, go. If you love flavor out the wazooooooo, you HAVE to go. Demogorgon roll for life. Definitely be on the lookout for their pizza/donut sushi, too...

Tuna avocado donut - Tuna tender - avocado not bruised - sushi rice - perfectly balanced acid and sweet, just sooo much rice, too little furikake, luckily it was flavorful rice so I finished it - sauce: sriracha mayo and eel sauce Overall better than expected

Best sushi burrito I've ever had! Fish was fresh and the serving was very large. cant wait to go back

Poke burri is my weakness. I stay ordering it on ubereats or go pick it up. I have no self control. It's just light, consistent, and full of flavor. I've never had anything that I don't like from there. My go to's: Spicy tuna kimchi poke- unlike other poke places, it's not a huge bowl of rice. There's a larger ratio of fish/veggies than rice and I love that. Demogorgon sushi burrito- once you have this, you'll never stop Spicy tuna nachos Thai tea- they have my favorite Thai tea in Atlanta. That's all that needs to be said really.

Went to Poke Burri this past saturday and got the Poke Bowl and tokoyo fries! For the poke bowl I thought the fish was super fresh and i loved the seaweed mixed in the bowl! The Tokoyo fries were seasoned so well and loved the spicy mayo on it! They paired so well together! For covid, you cant eat in the restaurant, They have a way to order there but i recommend ordering ahead of time so you can just pick it up since the space is very small for people to wait comfortably! But i recommend trying it out and you can have a poke picnic like my friends and I did!

Place was hard to find since it's inside another restaraunt but all the options I got were really good. Not your traditional sushi place that has unigiri, sashimi, etc. Their options are more fun burrito sushi, etc. I make an effort to come back when im craving it.

My first time at this location of Poke Burri was for a Yelp event and I finally came back to try some of the other menu items. The location is small with limited communal seating so takeout may be your best bet in most busy meal situations. You can take your pick of restaurants to choose from, or even order something from each shop. We decided to share the sushi burritos, of which I believe Poke Burri does best in Atlanta. My favorite is the Demogorgon Roll, but I also wanted to try something new so I tried the Kungfu-rrito, which has both fresh salmon and tuna sashimi inside. While I prefer slices of sashimi, in my sushi burrito, I prefer the Demogorgon's spicy tuna. The flavors also just worked better. Usually I don't order drinks at restaurants, but we were tempted by the dragonfruit lemonade. Tart and sweet and delicious, with chunks of red dragonfruit floating on top. If they have it, make sure to order it! Poke Burri also has some crazy stuff like the sushi pizza or donut, but I really just don't think you could go wrong with their sushi burritos!

Ok. So listen. I'm sure this place is usually great. I ordered the tuna and avocado donut while my husband ordered the Demogorgon burrito and the tuna nachos. We waited about 15 minutes, which was fine - there was exactly one employee for the entire place, and thankfully the Collective was pretty dead at the time so we got to chat in peace. My husband's food turned out great. My sushi donut... Oh my. I'm not even mad. This is the funniest thing to ever happen to me at a restaurant. Please go compare my picture to the picture on the menu and draw your own conclusions. The rice did have great texture and flavor, though the avocado was unripe and almost crunchy. I sort of feel like this is a waste of a tuna's life? But my husband loved his poke burrito and the nachos were pretty tasty. Again, I'm sure this place is great with more employees who know what they're doing. This is a college area and we visited during the off season so maybe this explains it.

The dynamite bowl is tasty and is nice and spicy. The drinks are also good too. I would recommend the the Thai tea.

DO NOT go to the Poke Burri on Peachtree in CODA. Go to the Flats instead, this location is the best Poke Burri in Atlanta. Great service, great portions, and GREAT TASTE.

Always great! Don't sleep on the ginger miso topping for your bowl! The salmon donut is a favorite around here too!

Poke Burri is located in a food marked called We Suki Suki in East Atlanta Village, along with many other establishments. This Poke spot does not have so many items on their menu, but so iconic, unique, and yummy! They have poke bowls, burrito rolls, and sushi donuts. I tried two different burrito rolls: - Demogorgon ($11): spicy tuna, lettuce, cabbage, cucumber, eel sauce, spicy mayo, tempura flakes. -E.A.V Special($11): Shrimp tempura, crab salad, spring mix, carrots, cucumbers, eel salad, sriracha. This place does not have many seating available so I suggest you take it to go. Staff was friendly and the food was amazing. Give it a try! ESPAÑOL Poke Burri se encuentra en un mercado de comida llamado We Suki Suki en East Atlanta Village, junto con muchos otros establecimientos. ¡Este lugar Poke no tiene tantos elementos en su menú, pero es tan icónico, único y delicioso! Tienen poke bowls, roll burritos y donas de sushi. Probé dos rollos de burrito diferentes: - Demogorgon ($ 11): atún picante, lechuga, repollo, pepino, salsa de anguila, mayonesa picante, hojuelas de tempura. -E.A.V Especial ($ 11): tempura de camarones, ensalada de cangrejo, mezcla de primavera, zanahorias, pepinos, ensalada de anguila, sriracha. Este lugar no tiene muchos asientos disponibles, así que te sugiero que lo lleves para llevar. El personal era amable y la comida era increíble. ¡Darle una oportunidad!

Once we got past the ordering process (all done from your phone at the table) which was a little intimidating at first, we quickly settled into our first experience, and definitely not last at Poke Burri. The food came quickly once our order was placed and it looked even better in person. We were all very hungry and forgot to snap a picture, but it was ridiculously pretty and the taste did not disappoint. We had 4 different burrito rolls at our table along with the tuna with wonton chips as an appetizer and a salmon and avocado donut to try, because, well why wouldn't you try a sushi donut?! We are really disappointed though that we didn't try the ramen, or at least bring some home. But I guess that gives us a reason to return soon! Fun new experience for us - maybe we will see you there next time.

Really really good poke! Ordered the Super Poke Bowl on DoorDash. The food was packaged well & the cuts of fish were fresh. The bowl is pretty large! I was debating ordering a sushi donut (because the reviews are pretty tempting) but the bowl was more than enough food. The Super Poke Bowl has cuts of salmon, tuna, crab, rice (really good grade), seaweed, ginger, spicy Mayo, and a few other delicious garnishments. I plan on trying a sushi pizza, donut, burrito and probably everything else on the menu in the near future!

Flavor wise, they've absolutely hit spot on. Anything flavored "spicy" tastes just about the same, but you can definitely tell they season their fish so well! The fish they have here is fresh too! Our ultimate favorite would definitely have had to be the salmon sushi donut! Rice, fish, and presentation all deserves a five star. The tuna one tasted good as well, but the salmon one just hit the spot for us. Nachos were made from fried wonton wrappers, topped with spicy tuna, and some eel sauce. Once again, they really do know how to season their fish! Burrito tasted about the same as the nachos, but we'd definitely come back for more of salmon stuff instead. Only thing I'd comment is about the space - which is slightly packed, but it reminds me of the hawker centres I used to go to back in Malaysia! But even if I was a little concerned about space, I'd definitely still come back for the food.

My oh my, this has easily been the best sushi I've had in the states. The only place I can think of having better sushi in my lifetime was in Tokyo! We tried the Burrito and this was better than any sushi I've had in awhile. I'm definitely returning to try the more unique donut and pizza.

The ordering over the phone experience for me was terrible. I've been here before when they first opened and had no issues but my ordering over the phone experience was absolutely horrible. Do not recommend unless you have time to waste Poke Burri hosted a Yelp event the other week where I was able to order a take out meal for a discount and the invite also explained that it would be curbside pick up where they walk to food to you car. I called my order ahead 40 minutes because I was in traffic and let the restaurant know my order and my ETA was requested. When I arrived, I called the restaurant and they told me to come inside to get my order instead of them bringing it out to me. I went inside to pick up my order and was told that it wasn't ready and to wait 10 minutes. I come back 10 minutes later and they say 5 more minutes, I come back 5 minutes later and the woman tells me that there was another Melissa and they accidentally gave my order away. keeping in mind that she's seen my face twice at this point and knew I was waiting so I'm not sure how that happened . After 40 minutes of traffic and 20 minutes waiting on food I decided not to wait any longer and left very hangry with no food.

Literally a busy while in the wall. When i first discovered this place i was a little skeptical but once i got in there , i discovered that this restaurant had at least 3 restaurants in one . They have a wonderful menu , i tried the California Crab roll , and it was deeelicious i really enjoyed it . I enjoyed it so much i had to take my mom . This is now our go to place to eat sushi burritos . It's small so you can't eat inside , basically like a pick up and go . You can eat outside, the burrito was very fulfilling , me personally i love cream cheese so i got extra and it was just the right amount , the crab salad was super fresh. I can't wait to return .

"Oh my God. Damn that's delicious." What I repeated over and over after eating the E.A.V sushi burrito. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

We found this place on Yelp after craving Poke. It isn't currently open in the sense that you have to order on phone and wait outside for your food. I prefer poke places where you can choose which ingredients you want and how much of each. This place has a preset menu with option to add on preselected ingredients. It's not the same experience as building your own bowl that is typical of other poke places. Once we placed the order, app said it would take 14 minutes. I checked in at 12 minutes and it was just sitting there. They need better notification system if they don't want you to come inside. Food: Dragon bowl had delicious shrimp tempura and spicy tuna. It had a ton of jalapeños and shredded carrot but very little avocado or rice. My mouth was on fire and I wished it had more rice and veggies to help balance dish. My husband had the half tuna and half salmon bowl which was drenched in spicy Mayo yet wasn't spicy. He couldn't finish his due to overwhelming Mayo flavor and little else. Also the amount of seaweed salad that was included in his was scant. Overall disappointed in quality and options for poke. Will not likely return.

Food made me sick. Not sure if it was the tuna nachos or land and sea bowl. Cleaned out my system

Poke Burri is a small vendor located in a building, We Suki Suki, with a couple of other small vendors. It's a pretty cool concept; you go inside and can order different Asian cuisines from different vendors and eat. I only ever go to We Suki Suki for Poke Burri though. The quality here is absolutely incredible. The fish tastes so fresh and good, and they give more than enough to fill you up. They have come out with cool concepts like sushi pizza and sushi donuts, while also offering poke bowls or burritos. The pizza is completely rice and fish based. The bottom is your traditional seaweed & rice, and then they use the fish that you order and toppings to top it off. The "crust" is filled with either salmon or tuna, the "cheese" is crabmeat, and "pepperoni" is spicy tuna. It tastes AMAZING. The sushi donuts are good too, but not as impressive as the pizza and pretty small for how much they cost. I definitely recommend trying it once, but for the price, I don't think it's worth it. Haven't had their poke bowls yet, but their burritos are also good and plentiful so I would imagine the bowls are too! My only complaints here is the pricing and ordering food. The menu is outdated so it's kind of confusing trying to order these specialty items, and the employees are usually busy so they take a bit to notice you and explain the menu if you need help. It's not very clear exactly what you're getting with your pizza and donuts- luckily I just like all toppings and fish that generally come with sushi or poke. As for pricing, everything here is expensive! Even the pizza is pricey. I can't remember exactly how much but I believe it's at least $7 for one slice. And the donuts cost me at least $20 for 4 of them. Definitely worth it for the pizza though, but not something I'd pay for often. Highly recommend trying all these items out though.

This was an interesting place I decided to try which was in my dining out coupon book. The place is located in a venue that houses multiple restaurant stations. It's not very big on the inside and the available seating is not really comfortable. It was a little smoky inside but not too bad. However, the food was really really good and that's mainly what my rating is on. It kind of made up for some things so I rounded up to four!lol I did the build your own roll with the shrimp tempura, red cabbage and spring mix. I chose the eel sauce( a must) and and the spicy mayo (not really spicy but flavorful)! It was all wrapped like a burrito. Everything just worked very well together! There was a very satisfying crunch with every bite. I probably could ate it without the shrimp but they were fried nice with a crunch as well, full of flavor. I'll definitely be back, mostly likely to go though.

Wow! I was pleasantly surprised by this hole in the wall establishment! I ordered the Best of the Best sushi burrito on a whim and loved it! It truly is as described, the best of the best: fresh tuna and salmon, crab salad, some veggies and the perfect hint of spicy mayo and eel sauce. All of my favorite sushi ingredients wrapped into one burrito. Since my first order I've been back several times, and I always order that same burrito, never straying. The establishment may be hard to find for first timers. Just look for a yellow building that says Suki Suki :) There are parallel parking spots in front as well as a free parking lot nearby.

Our first time here! It was worth the hunt. So to start out with. If you are trying to find this place. It is in an awesome grouping of restaurants, so there is more than one business in this one kitchen. Outside doesn't have a large sign. This is the way I'm finding it next time. There are two tables up against the window, and two tables on the opposite side near the street. There are two trash cans neat the high top tables. Oh, and it's next to the dog groomers. Okay!. Now that we've found it, let's talk food. This was absolutely some of the best Asian style food we've ever had. The freshness was so good I believe I had a tear in my eye. Order online so all you have to do is pick up your order, there is little room in the counter area. The rice used in the burrito , it was perfectly made. My bowl was scrumptious. The broth was so good I wanted a straw( is that just tacky?) Next time at home I'm doing it!! The egg noodles were YUMMY. This bowl gave an entire spoon of joy every bite. If you have never been...please go! I've given the map for goodness sake

I almost didn't find this place as I was looking for a sign that said "Poke Burri". What I discovered was a shop that has multiple signage for eateries. Upon walking in, I realized this place is basically a booth. Humble hipster feel on the inside, not much seating space, but do not let that discourage you. I was greeted and instructed on the ordering process which was straight forward. Check the boxes next to what you want and hand in the slip. I chose the crabbegon ( think that's the name). It was a "sushi-ritto"... DELICIOUSNESS. The crab salad is excellent! Tons of creamy avocado, spicy mayo and tempura crunch. The cost was $11, just about what you'd pay for an average sushi roll. I was leery when I saw how small the container was, but when I picked it up and realized how heavy it was, all was well.

My boo and I checked out pokeburri yesterday and absolutely loved it. It's been a while since we have been somewhere that was a . The location has several little food kiosks with shared limited seating but it wasnt too packed for a Saturday night. Def would be hard to accommodate groups of 4+ because they have picnic tables. Service was friendly and quick. Their poke bowls are pre assembled so it comes out fast. Tried their super poké bowl ($15), e.a.v. sushi burrito ($12), and an everything sushi donut ($5 or 6). Honestly, all phenomenal. Ask for their off menu everything donut to get a bite of every sushi donut they offer. They're beautifully made and delicious. The sauces and fish.. everything is so fresh and divine. Honestly haven't had poké this good in a while. It did not disappoint! I usually dont care to finish rice in meals but between the great flavors and perfectly cooked rice, I ate it all. Street parking was easy a block or two down. Area is fun to walk and explore. Will be back!

I love this place they always provide fresh ingredients and it's worth the price I always recommend to friends

These guys make great Poke! The servings are generous, everything tasted very fresh and the sauces are delicious. Service is fast, and in spite of the number of orders they were trying to keep up with, they were friendly and professional.

Got take out from Poke Burri and everything was delicious! I got the tofu burrito, salmon sushi donut and hot Korean chicken bowl. I loved the tofu burrito, peanut-y and quite flavorful! The salmon donut was also yummy (good appetizer size) and the hot Korean chicken bowl was sweet and spicy! My husband got the Thai tea (which is made in house, quite sweet, but very good)- also loved that there wasn't ice in it (maximizing the liquid held by the cup)! My husband also enjoyed the super poke bowl. But preferred my tofu burrito.

I'm so happy I tried Poke Burri! But now that I have had it, nothing can compare. Nothing at all! I ordered the Super Poke Bowl and let me tell you this was LIFE-CHANGING. I had a taste for Poke today, and guess what Poke Burri is far far away from home. I don't know if I'll be back in Atlanta. I'd say probably not. The next best thing for me is to spread the word of Poke Burri. Yes, yes, yes!

Poke Burri is truly a hidden gem! It's small and tucked away inside a storefront with a few other eateries but it's amazing. The fish was so fresh and they give you so much in your bowl. It was filling even without the rice. I ordered the Super Poke Bowl and everything in it was amazing. I think I did a little dance when I took the first bite. If you're looking for fresh seafood and a hearty amount of food for a great price, I highly recommend trying this place.

Tldr: sushi doughnuts, amazing poke, located in diverse food collective called We Suki Suki, community seating, fun menu items, located in East Atlanta Village I recently was craving an adventure so I sailed into the Atlantic Ocean! That is... the Atlanta Food scene of East Atlanta Village. Also the only place I know that does sushi doughnuts. Also the first place I've ever had Poke. (No I wasn't eating a pikachu. It's a trendy new way of eating de-constructed sushi in a salad and it is super healthy seeming.) The sushi doughnut tasted awesome! But basically it is just a round bed of rice with fish on top so just imagine sushi that just hasn't been cut and in a different shape. It tastes amazing, but no different from regular sushi.I really enjoyed my shrimp and crab Poke I had too. It tasted really healthy despite the shrimp being tempura and it was really filling. So Poke Burri is easy to miss if you're not paying attention and if it is your first time in East Atlanta Village, you'll most likely not be paying attention. There are lots of awesome distracting wall art and diverse people all around. Not to mention, it is a good place to be aware of your surroundings. So basically look for a place called "We Suki Suki" which I believe use to be a Vietnamese restaurant and now it is a collective little food court. The couple of places inside are all awesome! They are all hole-in-the-walls with inexpensive and amazing tasting food. Poke Burri is at the back of the place. There is limited community seating (Love community seating!) and it's not the most fancy area, but it is perfect. It is also a great place to take a group of friends who all are picky eaters, because it has a lot of diversity in terms of food yet everything is great. I probably wouldn't order the sushi doughnut again even though it tasted great, but I would come back here to try more of their creative menu items and different types of poke.

I've been to this place before get a poke bowl which was really good. The other day a friend of mine suggested that we go and said that they have sushi burritos, sushi donuts, and sushi pizza. Sushi being one of my favorite foods I put zero thought into it and decided to go the very next day. My friend and I both ordered the E.A.V. Special and the salmon donut. They were both very good! I liked the donut more because of the eel sauce which makes everything taste better. You definitely have to try this place, it's awesome!

I tried this place after seeing pictures of their sushi burrito and I was not disappointed. This place is in a food market type place, with 3 or 4 other small businesses in a small spot. I didn't realize this at first and the ordering was a bit confusing having never been there before. They could use more signage or explanation. The sushi was really fresh even though the building looks a bit grimy...and it's so hot inside you'll want to take it to go. It was reasonably priced for sushi and I got a decent amount of food. Will definitely return.

Poke Burri, originally known as Sushi Burri, opened September/October 2016 inside the We Suki Suki food hall in East Atlanta Village (EAV). This food stand serves very good Hawaiian poke bowls (raw fish salad), sushi burritos, and sushi donuts. At the time of writing this review, the stand is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11:30am to 9:30pm. It's one of several stands/stalls inside what's essentially a food court. However, don't expect this food court to be like one you might find inside a traditional shopping mall. This is EAV and We Suki Suki is described as a "global grub collective" and "neighborhood food hall." The space is small and feels very local and independent with what seems like a bunch of food start-ups or pop-up restaurants. Seating is communal and during peak times (e.g. Saturday lunch), seats can be hard to find. The food hall has three four-top tables in the back, three picnic tables (where you can squeeze six to eight people each) up front, and a handful of seats at a counter inside the storefront's windows. Doing the math, that's seating for roughly 40 people. Additionally, there are tables, standing-room only, against the storefront outside. Free parking is available on the street (Flat Shoals) and along various other streets in the neighborhood. Just be sure to obey all parking signs. Like all the vendors here, Poke Burri is small. When I visited, there were two guys feverishly making orders at a tiny poke/sushi bar with one lady taking orders on a tablet. The lady was new, I visited during a Saturday lunch rush, and things were a bit disorganized. Where did the line begin and end? Who was waiting for an order and who wasn't? Exactly how *do* you order? I think a lot of first-timers were thinking these questions as they approached the stand. What you're supposed to do is mark what you want on a laminated menu using a dry-erase marker and turn it in to the order taker who then punches your order into a tablet and charges you upfront. I believe the menus then get handed to the chefs who prepare the orders. Several folks, myself included, ended up directly telling the lady what we wanted and she marked the menus for us. It was a little inefficient, but we were all patient and were eventually taken care of. Poke bowls are $12 each and contain a smorgasbord of yummy ingredients. They offer three kinds of poke bowls: tuna, salmon, and tangy crab & shrimp. Sushi burritos are $10-11 each and there are a half-dozen varieties. You can pretty much think of sushi burritos as makizushi (sushi rolls) on steroids. Sushi donuts are not on the regular menu. A sushi donut is like a regular Americanized sushi roll, but instead of being long and straight, it wraps around into the shape of a donut. It's trendy, gimmicky, and makes for great Instagram photos. Along with the aforementioned items, Poke Burri offers daily specials and starters like ginger salad ($3), crab salad crunch ($6), and spicy tuna nachos ($6.50). The daily specials during my visit included fried pork dumplings with red curry sauce, a spicy tuna kimchi poke bowl with fried onions, and a "super" poke bowl made with tuna, salmon, spicy tuna, and crab salad ($15). The two types of sushi donuts available were spicy tuna and imitation crab for $5 each. I ordered a salmon poke bowl ($12) and a spicy tuna donut ($5). The salmon poke bowl came with seasoned raw salmon, lettuce, carrots, cucumber, avocado, edamame (steamed soybeans), beets, furikake (Japanese seasoning mix), radish sprouts, seaweed, unagi (eel) sauce, spicy mayo, pickled ginger, and sushi rice. All of the ingredients were fresh and delicious and the bowl was filling and satisfying. There was the right proportion of each ingredient and the quality was good. All poke bowls are served in sturdy clear plastic bowls with sealed and secured lids that are ideal for transporting. I was disappointed that the only sushi donut options were spicy tuna and imitation crab, both of which I'm not a huge fan of. I went ahead and ordered a spicy tuna donut anyway. It was OK. I had no idea what would come on these donuts as "spicy tuna" and "crab" were the only options I was told. Apparently, these are secret menu items: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-burri-atlanta-4?select=sqID7Ao2MuZajgi4Ke8dPw. The spicy tuna donut ended up coming with spicy tuna and sushi rice topped with sauce, mayo, and what I believe were rice crisps similar to Rice Krispies, but not sweet. The crisps provided a much needed crunchy texture to what would have otherwise been a soft and mushy donut. Not bad, but also not something I would order again. I would order this (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/poke-burri-atlanta-4?select=G21uwWoI9cXhG0KDl4zhng) though. Service was good. The lady was sweet and one of the chefs came to check on us when he had a break. I like this place and look forward to returning and trying more stuff.

I'm always down for fresh fish so I was excited to try out Poke Burri. It's in my old stomping grounds, located in the EAV Food Collective. It being my first time, I decided do go with the Build Your Own Bowl option. Food: For $11, you get rice, 1 protein, 3 veggies, 2 sauces, and 1 topping. I passed on the rice and got a bowl with salmon, cucumbers, avocado, spring mix, eel sauce, spicy Korean sauce, and seaweed salad. It was amazing! The salmon were huge chunks of fresh fish and the accompanying veggies and sauces went well. Atmosphere: The space is a little tight with the other businesses and if there are many customers all at once, but that's ok. Seating is communal, and they call your name out once your order is ready (you write your name down on the same piece of paper you fill out to place your order). Will definitely be returning for some more poke!

Let's talk about Poke Burri. This is a home run in my book. It's delicious, filling and creative. What more could you ask for? Poke Burri is on the East side, so it's not exactly close to me...for now (plans of expanding into new parts of the city!). I'm looking forward to the day that Poke Burri is on the West side so I can get my fix more often. They are located in We Suki Suki Global Grub Collective among a few other food vendors. There is a parking lot in the back and street parking available. You can build your own bowl or burrito, or you can order off the secret menu. I've enjoyed tastes of most of their creations (due largely in part to a Yelp event) but I think my favorite is the poke bowl. While I love the creativity of the sushi burrito, sushi pizza, sushi donuts, etc. the poke bowl is just the perfect fish:rice ratio. It's super fresh and delicious! Now don't get me wrong, I love a good sushi burrito. My favorite burrito is salmon, tuna, avocado, carrots, cabbage and tempura flakes and then dressed in eel sauce and wasabi mayo. Absolutely delish! I like a little spicy kick and crunch, so this combo makes for a perfect bite. The space is a food hall and reminiscent of hawkers, so there's limited seating and it's all shared picnic tables. A lot of folks do takeaway if they're lucky enough to work or live nearby. Overall, love this place and the people behind the counter. Totally worth the drive over to East Atlanta.

I got to-go food here via Uber Eats recently. I think this is my new favorite Poke spot in Atlanta! I got their super poke bowl and it was delicious: salmon, tuna, spicy tuna, crab salad, seaweed salad, and all deliciousness you expect in a poke bowl. It was a bit more expensive than other places, but I feel that the quality was worth it for the price. It tasted extremely fresh, flavorful, and filling. I would highly recommend this place for carryout/delivery food during the COVID era. Thanks, Poke Burri!

Never had a sushi burrito until I went to the downtown location last week and when I tell you it was BOMB!! I had the Thai Sweet Tea (tastes like a chai tea) and the Demogorgon Roll and both were great! I'd give the burrito a solid 9.5 and the Thai Sweet Tea a 8 (simply because I wasn't expecting it to be a milky chai like tea). Overall the experience was dope, but if you want a more "boujee" atmosphere, maybe go to the one at The Battery.

Omg, Poke Burri. Drool. I love this place. Sushi Burritos, Sushi Donuts, Sushi Nachos, & poke bowls. Whats next? Sushi Cupcakes! This place is def all of the hype. It may be a bit difficult to find because it is located in the We Suki Suki food court in East Atlanta Village.The owners Seven & Ken work so hard to come up with all these great ideas. They maintain the freshest ingredients because their place is small that they only used what they need. This way you get the freshest ingredients & most importantly fish everyday. The rice is perfectly seasoned. Hands down. They have best sushi burritos in Atlanta. My favorite is the Demogorgon sushi burrito & the salmon poke bowl. I recently had the sushi donut. The first was the spicy tuna & the second was the salmon. Both of these were delicious. Thank you for bringing such yumminess to Atlanta. Seven is a sushi genius. Can't wait to see what else he has in store for Poke Burri!

Fresh & delicious & located in the cutest "food collective" in EAV! Easy to order & pay. I highly recommend the Mighty Green Tuna & Salmon bowl!! Also ordered a Thai tea - great lunch. The guy working was very helpful as well. Love this place!