POKE by Love Art

I have attached the receipt of my order below. I think at this price I wasn’t expecting much, but the quality of the meat was terrible. The tuna and the salmon was both shredded not whole tasted fishy and had no flavor. I did not put shredded anywhere on my order. For anyone who can’t tell that pile of brown shredded meat is supposed to be salmon.

The best Poke I ever eaten in my life. It was so good, the combination of flavors was so good, so fresh and so colorful. The menu is very extensive, you will find a different types of Pokes. Even the agua frescas are delicious. The guys over there are great, very knowledgeable about the ingredients, the best thing about all everything is gluten free. Very cozy place.

had both the sushi bites and the poke and both were amazing. loved the restaurant was so friendly for gluten free people. Tried the fire luau bowl and it was delicious, it was a great portion too. the sauce options for the sushi bite were delicious. the passionfruit vinaigrette in particular was amazing but the spicy mayo and pineapple aioli were also great.

Came here opening weekend with some friends for some authentic Hawaiian Poke and it didn’t disappoint. Well seasoned and marinated, extremely fresh ingredients, and gluten free, with a great price point. The style is similar to a that of Love Art Sushi and Love Art Udon, where you can get curated bowls or make your own. We got curated platters and they were awesome. I got to taste plates 1-6. Also, the decor is bomb! Inside is small but roomy enough where there is some standing room. The drinks are so good. My favorite is the guava Fresca! If you haven’t been definitely give them a try. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff who will walk you through everything. Can’t wait to return and get some more of that crispy chili sauce!

Melt in your mouth tuna and salmon with excellent, quality constructed poke bowl. I highly recommend the house cut and tamari tuna. Lots of veggies as well!

Put in a nearly $1000 order for a last minute event for my office at MIT. I ordered about 50 bowls. Everything was on time, looked great, was obviously fresh. The staff was extremely friendly and encouraged me to experience my first taro boba as I waited. So good. I tipped (khai+sp) who was pleasant, along with the young woman. I tipped them both $40 and I'll be back. Thanks so much.

ORDER: I ordered online, but it doesn’t seem like dining-in is even an option at this location; when I went to pick it up, I saw a counter where you ordered and picked up food. I got The Bev ($14.50) and the Brown Sugar Milk ($4.50). POKE: The ingredients seem fresh. The white rice was chewy, not mushy; it seemed fully cooked, but there were parts I was worried that it wasn’t. The amount of rice was a lot; I ended up not finishing 1/6th of my meal, leaving mostly white rice and corn. Despite the freshness of the ingredients, I didn’t find the ingredients or flavor to be anything special. Given the amount of food, the price was reasonable. DRINK: I didn’t have any boba in my drink. I thought it would come with it, but it seems that you have to order that separately ($0.50). Without the boba, it was just sugary milk. Like the poke, I didn’t find the drink to be particularly special. In my opinion, paying $4.50 for the drink would have been more worth it if regular boba had been included without me paying extra for it. CONCLUSION: Despite the ingredients being fresh, the flavor of the food and drink were not particularly impressive to me. I thought the price of the poke was reasonable. I am giving the restaurant 3 stars: I might eat there again it I was in the area, but I wouldn’t intentionally seek it out. If I had choose a dish I would try next, I would make my own bowl. I personally wouldn’t recommend it as a go-to restaurant, but if you’re looking for a poke place with fresh ingredients and the potential for a variety of choices at a reasonable price, I might give this place a try.

Ordered on DoorDash and the total was nearly $60 for 2 bowls and a side of edamame. Both bowls were inedible as the salmon tasted like it had been rotting for days. The spicy tuna wasn’t bad but for a $20 bowl I was hoping to eat a little more than a few bites of spicy tuna. The side of edamame had zero flavor and was not at all what we expected. I have never left a review on a restaurant but this place was so unbelievably bad and insanely expensive that I felt I had to let others know.

Haven't had poke in awhile, and the Bev bowl was absolutely perfect! Salmon and tuna were both fresh, and the rice was great paired with the corn and other veggies. Also grabbed a brown sugar boba, which was also delicious. No complaints, although there isn't much seating, so you may have to take it to go if it's busy or you have a larger party.

I ordered through Grubhub and since it's poke I figured it would be fast. But it ended up taking over an hour! Also I ordered an ube boba tea which should be purple but it ended up looking green. Pretty sure it's not the right drink.

If I were to compare this place to some of the top sushi places I go to, I'd probably rate it closer to a 2, but those places are in California, so by Boston standards a 3 will suffice. I dont mind the way their fish is served (more on the mushy side) and the topping options were decent. But, my bowl did have a fishy taste and I didn't know if it was coming from the fish or the seaweed salad. Do yourself a favor and skip the pasta salad too, the pasta is uncooked and the sauce is very unflavorful. I can't tell you much about the ambiance or service because I ordered in.

This is one of my all time favorite casual spots to order food in Boston. As someone with celiac disease, I can't even begin to express the relief I have when I'm able to order anything off the menu without having to worry about risks of cross-contamination, since everything is gluten-free! I love how customizable their items are, and even though their set bowls always sound great, I love to build my own and my go-to order always includes a side of their macaroni salad! Prices are reasonable imo and the quality of their fish is pretty impressive, given that this is a casual takeout spot! The workers are always patient and helpful, even though I know I can be a bit slow when deciding exactly what to add to my bowl. Overall, the place is a bit small and there are only 4 chairs at the countertop, so would recommend getting your food to takeout especially during the busier times of the day!

Such a fantastic, healthy option in a sea of fast food restaurants by the Garden. It was a nice quick meal for us 2 before heading to the concert at the Garden. We ordered the North Shore shrimp wrap, Fire Luau bowl, and had our own drinks. So happy they had Lilikoi Fresca and only $3! The server was very pleasant, helpful and nice to us first-timers. There's only standing room at the counter to eat, no sit down. I think the prices are quite reasonable considering the area and what you get. If I wasn't going to the concert, I would have brought the chopsticks home. Will be back!

A late lunch that satisfied a raw fish craving that struck on a Thursday afternoon. Very quick, definitley more of a takeout spot.

My first poke. It was good and filling. Poke consists of raw seafood, sliced into bite-sized pieces and served over rice or greens with flavorful sauces or dressings. I kinda knew about this but this is the definition. Neither of us went for the raw seafood today had cooked shrimp in one and tofu in another. About $33.00 paid for two poke bowls and a citron juice drink. They were flavorful and filling. Since my 1st, I chose the tofu bowl which had preselected sauce and ingredients as well as sides to chose from. Having some yellow corn in the bowl adds extra texture. . I opted for brown rice instead of greens. . Place looked very clean and bright. I liked the photos of the employees on the wall. The person who made the poke was friendly and knowledgeable. They make it there in front of you. I like the recyclable card board bowls. A tiny shop with just a enough counter space to accommodate a few people to eat in the shop. Mostly takeouts. I would get the tofu again, marinated long strips, a very different texture than I am use too for tofu, delicious flavor. Reportedly the shrimp was very good.

Loved the food and service Simple, fast and delicious Highly Recommend But i hope they add some chairs and tables to set and enjoying the meal.

I tried this spot for the first time after being a Love Art Sushi customer for a while and I was surprised and confused by how similar the menu options are. POKE by Love Art is less "customizable" than other poke spots since you have designated sides to choose from rather than an endless selection of toppings. The dressings also differ a little bit from the generic offerings at poke spots. I decided to build my own bowl with 1 side and 2 proteins ($14.25). I tried their sesame tamari tuna, spicy salmon, and cucumber kimchi. The fish was nicely seasoned and very fresh, as well as the other toppings and mix-ins that I got. For sauces I got their spicy chili crisp and passion miso vinaigrette, both of which I highly recommend! The spicy chili crisp is super fragrant and not too spicy at all. The passion miso vinaigrette is on the sweeter side but has a lot of tartness to it from the passionfruit. It added a sweet-and-sour layer of flavor to my otherwise savory and spicy poke bowl. The prices ($11.75-15.75) are pretty reasonable for the price of food these days. This is an excellent spot to get poke in the North Station area!

Take out only shop. If I lived at the apartments next door I would eat here often. The rice was a bit too mushy. But the flavors were great! The sauces were interesting and good. The Mac salad was awesome! Great quality food. Great flavors!

Was having a major Poke craving last night and chose this spot for delivery on Grubhub because of the great Yelp reviews - I definitely wasn't disappointed. I had the hardest time picking one of their curated house bowls, there are a bunch of unique and creative options, but I eventually decided on the Fire Luau bowl. It traveled well for delivery, was a generous portion and most importantly was sooo tasty. Major points in my book for including spicy mayo and spicy chili crisp on the side. I will say that the menu has a little red pepper emoji next to this bowl but I didn't think it was all that spicy (my tolerance is pretty high though). I also ordered an extra side of the Hawaiian Mac salad, which I could definitely do without next time around. It was fine but a little bland and definitely way too small for the $6.50 price point (yikes). All in all, solid poke spot with a nice variety of curated bowls and build-your-own options. I'll definitely be ordering from here again to try some of the other proteins, sides and sauces.

Food is decent, but inconsistent. First time I had it was great, but second time around the rice was hard (there were some uncooked bits??) and the Mac salad also had some weird hard pieces. My main problem was the service the second time around. The guy gave me about 4-5 pieces of poke per protein. I overall got maybe 1/3 of the protein I got last time, or would usually expect... on top of that, he tried to charge me extra for the sides and protein that is supposed to be included (tried to charge me about $10 extra). The fish here is decent otherwise so it's a shame this ruined my experience.

This is the worst poke I have EVER had in my life, and I have had a bunch. Ordered this thru UberEats last night and I wish I just went ahead and ordered from Poke City. The fish was mushy and may as well have been referred to as paste. The rice was NOT done. I mean crunchy. No, not al dente, CRONCHY. Hard. Pellets. Gross. Raw. I will NEVER even bother to waste my money on this place again.

The fish tasted fresh, which to me is the most important aspect of a to-go poke spot. Portion of the protein was a tad small, but I can understand relative to price. My online order wasn't on time, and it wasn't busy inside, so that was a bit unfortunate. Would definitely try again though.

My friend and I ordered poke bowls for lunch on a Friday afternoon. We ordered online and picked it up 15-20min later. I ordered The Bev and my friend ordered the Fire Luau. The Bev was delicious! I loved the creaminess of the avocados, the crunchiness of the spring greens and corn, and the unagi sauce. The salmon and tuna tasted very fresh. I literally used a spoon to scrape every last grain of rice off the bowl - it was that good! My friend really enjoyed his Fire Luau. He said that the crunchy flakes from the sauce went really well with the spicy salmon. Every bite was packed with flavor. We both absolutely devoured our bowls. Overall, I had a great experience. I'll be back for another poke bowl!

This is such a convenient place to get poke! It's less than 2min walk from north station. This is more on the "traditional" side of poke where the plate isn't loaded with all sorts of toppings like pokeworks or okipoke. Everything was simple and flavorful! Got the passion fruit drink, and I would pass on it. Definitely too sweet for me but overall tasty. Would recommend this place if you're craving some poke!

I went to eat here with some friends after rock climbing nearby and it made the best late lunch for all of us. While I got a custom bowl (white rice, all of the customs *cucumbers, corn, and sliced carrots, spicy salmon, shrimp, Hawaiian macaroni salad, spicy mayo, creamy garlic, sesame seeds, and nori furakake) some of my friends got pre-made and some got custom orders. I liked the refreshing taste of the poke and veggies, however the bed of rice was pretty sufficient. I ended up not finishing everything because of the amount of rice given and I was a little disappointed that the sauces were given in little cases and not placed on the bowl for us. But I think it was due to sanitary reasons. Also, bought a ube boba tea and the boba was pretty chewy and a bit too sweet, next time I'll get it with less sugar. I would rate that drink a 3/5 as well. This was a nice and small joint to grab a quick bite however for a bowl and drink was not within my budget. OVERALL: 3.5/5 STARS

This is the third week of a Ramadan and during this time of year all that I think about is food. I have always loved the aesthetic of Love Art brand and have been craving poke, so I decided to give it a try. I wanted to treat my best friend who is a pharmacist and on the frontline during this pandemic too. There was a special on the Ogg boxes, Luau bowls, and a buy one get one free deal on the Red Guava beverages. I purposely ordered to pick-up because I wanted to see their iconic poke sign myself. It's even cuter in person. The two women by the cash register were incredibly friendly and sweet. It was nice to receive a warm welcome from two smiling faces The pokes bowls were delightful and highly recommend the red guava beverage. It's not too sweet and refreshing on a hot day in Boston! Thank you

4.5 stars!! POKE by Love Art does one of the most legit / authentic tasting Hawaiian style pokes in Boston! I'm usually used to the unmarinated fish where you add your own sauce and toppings, so I was pleasantly surprised that this place does already seasoned proteins and a variety of Hawaiian inspired sides. I got the build your own B Platter which comes with 2 scoops of base, 2 sides and 1 protein. I got white rice, macaroni salad, potato salad, and tamari tuna. The platter at first didn't seem like much for $13 but it was actually quite a lot and could almost be two meals for me. Maybe next time I'll get the $9 box and maybe add one more side. I believe everything is gluten free (please double check), as my macaroni in the pasta salad had a different texture. Next time I think I'd like to try more of the veggie sides like the seaweed salad or marinated mushrooms. Nonetheless, everything tasted great and fresh. I got a free fountain drink with Yelp check in but they only offer three self serve drinks, all of which were very sweet so stick with water if you don't want anything too sugary. The staff who helped me out was also really nice. I do wish that the food items were all displayed (like a Chipotle) so I could see what everything looked like but everything was covered in containers. I just picked off the menu what sounded good but I would rather picked what looked better! $13 for a meal is also kind of pricey for fast casual but I do think that everything is high quality - everything is also compostable (cups, utensils, containers, straws) so that's probably another reason for the price! No seating whatsoever except for a long counter that is for standing only that fits about 4-5 people. I'll be back to try the other proteins and sides!

Biked to North End to have lunch with my boyfriend and we were craving some poke. It's a short walk from Mass General and it's tucked away by the Marriott. One could miss it if you don't look closely. The restaurant is cute and small, and therefore no seating, but feels like it's set up as a grab and go type of stop anyways. There's three types of BYO Bowl options: 1) 1 Protein, 1 Side, Base 2) 2 Protein, 1 side, Base 3) 2 Protein, 2 side, Base. We both got the option 2. There are also a selection of house made bowls to choose from. The ingredients are fresh and reasonably priced. You do get to choose 2 sauces from the list and they pack it on the side so they don't mix it in like most places do. They also have a bit fewer toppings to add on than a lot of the places in Southern California but it is a good portion sized meal with yummy toppings. Overall, good experience and good service. Definitely would recommend! Oh and did I mention they give discounts for healthcare workers? Just show your badge and get a discount! So nice that they do that. FOOD: 4/5 SERVICE: 5/5 AMBIENCE: 4/5 LOCATION: 3/5

This is my go-to healthy takeout option due to convenience. I usually build my own bowl with half brown rice half salad mix, 1 protein, all the free toppings, and choose the Mac salad as a side (the kimchi cucumber is good too). The chili crisp sauce is actually delicious. Wish their fish servings were more generous. This by no means tastes like authentic Hawaiian poke (would check out Manoa in Cambridge for that), but definitely gets the job done as a more affordable, quick, healthy and tasty takeout option which I never get sick of.

My boyfriend and I ordered poke through Uber Eats. We both had the Platter C - Build your own. You get 2 bases 2 proteins and I side. I got two portions of white rice, sesame tamari tuna, rainbow salmon and the lychee salsa as a side. You get to pick 3 sauces - they have a bunch of options. I had the garlic ponzu, passion miso vinaigrette and the pineapple aioli. I really enjoyed the first two. My boyfriend and I both enjoyed our meals. The fish tasted fresh and everything else was very tasty. They had a buy one get one free section on the menu. We got two red guava citron drinks for the price of one. The drink was nice and refreshing. I also go the Kinako brown sugar MILK with brown sugar boba. This drink was really good! I really enjoyed this place this place and I look forward to trying the rest of the menu!

Perhaps one of my favorite things in the world is happening upon a great poké place in my wanderings. This delightful spot is located a mere block from TD Garden and North Station. They have salad as one of the bases-- my favorite as too much rice ruins the flavorful fish for me. Today, I tried the spicy tuna (chopped not cubed) and the shrimp with the citrus ponzu sauce. Delightful! I'm planning to stop back tomorrow so stay tuned! ps- And if you're looking for a hotel in the area, I am a new but passionate fan of CitizenM hotels! :)

Ube milk tea- Skip it Guava Citron- Very delicious Passion fruit drink- Also very delicious and refreshing King kamehameha- the rice was hot that made the entire bowl tasted weird. If the rice was slightly warm or cool I think it would of tasted better. The classic- same issue the rice was hot so it made the entire experience taste weird.

My favorite poke place! Super reasonable price especially for the a la carte proteins! As for the poke bowl, they have lots of creative side to add such as mac and cheese, kimchi's etc. loved the spicy mayo plus hot chili crisps as my sauce! The portion is huge for the price! Will come back for sure.

For 2/11-2/13, there is a BOGO deal for the sunrise/sunset with the purchase of a drink. I tried the sunrise bowl which contained salmon, tofu skin, cucumber, brown rice, and other vegetables The vegetables were fresh and the tofu skin was slightly pickled. The salmon was... fine. Nothing bad but it was lacking in quantity and nothing special. The passionfruit fresca was really refreshing and had nice sweetness so I'm glad to have gotten it. Overall, my meal was okay but it is quite pricey for not a lot

This is a heads up to the Manager / owner of poke by love Art on Beverly street . The food here is awesome but the service and your staff (one member in particular ) is truly disgraceful . I live in the NorthEnd so regularly stop by on my walk from the train station to my apartment . The last two times I have been served by said person and on both occasions I was not greeted , no please or thank you . The sourest look on any face I have seen working at any establishment . An extremely rude interaction and has put me clean off on giving you my custom again . Tonight I realized when I got home that my Taro boba had no boba in it at all . This put cream on the cake for me after an already extremely dissatisfactory experience at your store . Management needs to be present so this does not tarnish the reputation of your name . It has already with me .

I had always loved this place, and went there almost everyday until I relocated in November 2023. On my return, what may sound small was very disappointing. For understandable conservation reasons, they had started to pour the side-sauces on top of the poke bowl instead of offering them in side containers, which ended up a horrible sticky, gunky mess. My recommendation is that they 1) ask whether people want the sauces on the side or on the bowl; ask them how MUCH they want, if putting it on the bowl. I wrote to Poke by Love Art on their website but have not heard back, so am offering this review. I was very unhappy when I spoke to the line manager after this experience, and emphasized the health risks of this much syrupy substance being added to an already somewhat sweet bowl. I was told that people "usually mix it in." Honestly, my bowl was so saturated that I could have spackled a wall with it! Not really appetizing. Anyway, a little problem-solving could go a long way.

The best Poke place in Boston. Unique flavors and great ingredients! You won't regret stopping by.

An absolute must in the Boston area. The food is absolutely delicious, the value is unreal, the staff is great and we loved that we could take our food to go and go on a food crawl through the rest of Allston. I tell everyone to star this spot on their maps. I also love how this spot is run by a young entrepreneur who clearly puts so much heart and soul into everything that kimchipapi kitchen is and puts out!!!!

Not the worst thing I've ever had but don't waste your money here. Kind of slow and it was just not good.

This was a great place to get takeout! I've been to Love Art Sushi and it was my usual spot to go after work for Poke and I'm so glad to see they have a new spot near the Garden! I got the Fire Luau and it was everything I ever wanted in a poke bowl, and I got the King Kamehameha Bowl for my partner and it was actually enough to keep him satiated (he's a ravenous eater, so that's saying something). You can see into the kitchen as you wait, and they're following COVID protocols to a T, and it felt very safe to order from them.

With its fun storefront located right by TD garden, POKE is a fabulous place to indulge in some delicious poke bowls and an instagram-worthy wall to take pictures in front of. The menu is great, with all sorts of tasty combinations of fresh seafood, veggies and grains. You can also customize your own bowl to your liking. I devoured the magma bowl, it was spicy and crispy - I just wish there was more to it! They also have a large selection of boba drinks and teas. While not completely blown away by the poke, I think the place has a lot of potential and I'd be interested in visiting again in a post-pandemic setting.

This place had some really great potential. When I first went back in February, I got the Classic ($16). The presentation was very appealing. The food was great, the poke chunks were big in size, and the price was somewhat reasonable. Fast forward to June, they went from their trays to smaller bowls. Everything that was once perfectly placed in the trays were now crammed into one small unappealing bowl. The poke chunks that were once big cubes are now thinly sliced sad looking pieces of fish. For $16 you're paying for a tablespoon of poke and 90% rice and lettuce. I was excited to see a poke shop in Boston! However after my second experience I don't think I'll be going back. The ube milk tea was excellent though. Please do not make any changes to that! Only giving 2 stars for the excellent ube milk tea.

!!!!PSA THERE IS ISLAND MAC I REPEAT THERE IS ISLAND MAC HERE!!!! LOVED my Poke Platter- which comes with 2 bases, 2 sides, and 1 protein aka POKE PLATTER B. I got it with brown rice, Hawaiian Mac Salad, Lychee Salsa, and Rainbow Salmon. My plate allowed 3 sauces (yay!!) but I picked 2- Spicy Mayo AND PINEAPPLE AOILI. I love the different options that they have here compared to other poke places in/around the Boston area. Even the sauce selection is huge and unique. That's why I was super excited to come here! The only con would be that it's super small, I'm not sure if they'll add chairs later but you can really only fit 4 people by the window and it's ONLY STANDING. This is probably more of a grab and go place~ nonetheless I will definitely drop by here again (after quarantine), if not, they are on UberEats!!

I have never written a review before but I tried this place out ignoring some of the bad reviews, but honestly the quality of this fish should not be served. I had to throw the 16$ bowl out after a few bites as the fish tasted bad and not fresh enough to serve....

Came here for their soft opening and was super happy! The quality of the fish is SO good! They also give you generous portions. I got the classic which was enough for 1.5 meals. It is a little pricey at $15 though. Next time, I'll probably just get the $9 Poke box which is one protein and one side. For sides, the spam-tato and Hawaiian mac salad are both delicious. Similar to their other restaurants, they have a few drinks available on the side (refillable for free!) I tried them all and liked them all as well. My fave was the lilikoi fresca. Be warned that there's no seating inside. There is one standing counter with enough room for 3ish people?? Definitely a grab and go place

I went here with a friend because they raved about the macaroni salad that they include in their poke bowl. I ordered the Classic, which included their house unagi sauce and spicy mayo. I like that they put the sauce on the side so I can add as much or as little as I want. The unagi sauce was so delicious, it was thick in consistency and sweet like how it should be. I did not care for the spicy mayo that much. I felt that the taste of the poke bowl was pretty on point. I like that they were different by offering Mac salad in their poke bowl. I would go here more often if it wasn't $16 for bowl.

I am a pretty picky when it comes to poke but this was delicious. We decided to get take out as everything was still pretty locked down with the Covid restrictions. This place is definitely more a quick-casual style. I would equate it to a "chipotle" but for poke. You can make your own bowl or go with a signature that they recommend. The rainbow salmon was fresh and my favorite part of the meal had to be the Hawaiian Mac salad. My fellow yelpers recommended and they did not disappoint. It was refreshing and not too overpowering. If you are looking for a quick bite and want something light and refreshing I would totally recommend trying out this spot. A tip is to check in on Yelp so you can get the free fountain drink! Hope everyone is staying safe.

Food was great flavorful and lite but filling. Restaurant eas clean and staff very patient and helpful with understanding menu items.

Rice was uncooked. Ruined my experience. Everything else was fine but having uncooked rice ruined the bowl.

Quiet poké shop but the fish was great quality and prices are decent. One of the best places you'll find in downtown

Great take out place for Poke bowls with fresh ingredients and a nice selection of options. Also great Boba tea drinks made to order!

Worst experience ever today around 7pm I went and bought a poke with tuna and it was nasty the lettuce looked old had brown and dark spots on it the tuna did not taste fresh at all it was super fishy. It gave me really bad diarrhea too because after that I couldn't eat nothing at how bad my stomach was feeling from the food. Worst experience ever.

I never have written a review before. I got extremely sick after eating a bowl from here and I'm really worried about what's going on? It was Thursday 7/6 in the evening hours and I was sick about 25 minutes after eating the bowl. I would seriously avoid this place if possible. Please beware.

My absolute favorite lunch place!! Such great, fresh poke at amazing prices. The service is super fast, and the options are great, there are interesting sides to add that aren't just fish and avocados (eg seaweed salad, edamame, corn, mac and cheese) and it tastes so good every time. If you're not a fan of nice, you can also get it as a salad base. There's online ordering too, so you don't have to stand in line. They also have boba, which makes for a great addition. They're right next to the North End green area, perfect for a picnic!

probably my go to place around Boston for Poke. portion is good and food taste great. place is small so i always do take out. parking can be challenging in general around this area but there is enough room to double park. their tea are good with jelly toppings. only issue is the straw that they give are a bit too small so it can be challenging to drink

I love Love Art Sushi at the other location, but this one definitely takes it a step up! The location is small--there's not much space to eat, but it's a perfect grab-and-go type of meal. This poke definitely reminded of the ones in Hawaii. The ingredients were incredibly fresh and I loved all of the options of toppings that you could have! The fish was definitely fresh as well. I got the plate, which is somewhat expensive at $15. I got the bowl with Ahi Tuna and Salmon, and the fish options were super fresh. I loved how you could add avocado and krab salad too--definitely made the poke dish complete. I'm sitting here craving this place, which means 5 stars in my book.

I won an instagram giveaway for a pokebowl here and got me a classic bowl per the recommendation of one of the employees and IT WAS GREAT! Please remember to wear your masks before coming in! The location is very very close to TD Garden, took me a minute to find but its super cute. They have a wall thats picture worthy ;) The location itself isnt huge but due to covid, 100% not an issue, easy order to pickup! Employees were super helpful in helping my choose something tasty as I am one of the most indecisive people :) The bowl was packed to the brim! They are super colorful, taste fresh and are very very tasty! I loved both the salmon and tuna that are in this bowl! The sauces were amazing, theres just enough and a little more. You wont run out of sauce!!! I also love seaweed salad, which also came with the Classic Poke Bowl! It also came with a macaroni salad! This bowl had a bit of EVERYTHING! I would totally come here again and would 100% order all anything on their menu!