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Poke bar · Beckmann

Poke-Poke

Poke bar · Beckmann

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18427 Rim Dr UNIT 106, San Antonio, TX 78257

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Build-your-own poke bowls with fresh fish and Hawaiian favorites  

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18427 Rim Dr UNIT 106, San Antonio, TX 78257 Get directions

poke-poke.com
@pokepokerim

$10–20 · Menu

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18427 Rim Dr UNIT 106, San Antonio, TX 78257 Get directions

+1 210 999 5150
poke-poke.com
@pokepokerim

$10–20 · Menu

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Daemon Aquila

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Never again. There are many good poke places at this point. Pretty much all of them (including the pre-made options at HEB) are better. The protein options are very limited and lackluster, the portion size is half or less what you’d get elsewhere, the add-ins are pretty minimal compared to others (and many come with yet more charge, way too high for the small bowl’s worth of topping you get), and the sauce selection is small and unimaginative.

Danielle Bennett

Google
I ordered online to pick up my order for lunch. Ordering was easy. Staff were quick and friendly. Portion for price not great. First, why are the poke nachos made with tortilla chips and not wonton wrappers? Then they’re refried in semi-oil and just greasy. I got a hand full of chips in a side bag so I thought the whole bowl would be the protein and veggie mix but no more chip sprinkled with ahi tuna and edamame. Topped with crushed chips.

Kiet Truong

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I am appalled by the amount of food that was given and the price that I paid. I was craving poke and didn't have enough time to leave the Rim area due to limited lunch time......so I didn't look at the reviews nor the pictures. I should have left when there wasn't an assembky line like other poke restaurant. For $21, I got two scoops of salmon, a few SPECKS of mango ($0.50), and garlic crisp ($0.50). These add ons should have been FREE for the microscopic amount that was given (thank God the cucumber was free 🫠). Also, the rice was TWO spoon full......good Lord!!! Authentic or not, I wouldn't pay the asking price for this amount of food, definitely not in this economy.

Samira Nizberg

Google
Don’t go there if you’re hungry! Smallest portions for the biggest prices. I’ve been to poke places all around the world, and this is the most disappointing experience I have ever had. From their oversimplified decor to their unfriendly staff - the place is not very inviting. There is no glass covered counter where you see food and pick your choices. You order everything at the front desk. Their menu is very limited and kinda confusing. When you finally make your choices and pay for all the add ons, you expect to at least taste the flavors that you picked! I had wasabi sauce that was absolutely tasteless. I added pineapples that I couldn’t even find on my plate!.. you can’t even call that a plate - it’s a paper basket for a hotdog! The only good thing that I can say is that their fish is good, and they have nice variety of drinks in their fridge.

LEE LOZANO

Google
The poke is decent here but seriously overpriced. The pricing on the menu is misleading and does not include the price of any fish, which you have to pay an additional $3 to $8 more for. In addition they barely include any rice and attempt to stuff it all into a tiny container so any premium add-ons are scimpy and take away from rice. (See pics of my $17 poke order) Other poke places in the NW area have bigger and better packaging for their poke and priced a tad lower. Also I want to point out I’ve had poke in Hawaii and in California, and there was much more rice than this and more protein options like scoops of spicy tuna or imitation crab. In fact you can get more value from HEB poke.

Nicholas Casas

Google
At Poke Poke, they don’t just serve poke; they serve poke with a side of “I’m never going back to boring salads.” Their fish is fresher than your latest dating app match, and the toppings? Let’s just say they’re so good, you’ll want to put them on everything. The only downside? You’ll spend the rest of the day trying to convince yourself that two bowls are enough. If you’re looking for a place where the poke is always on point and the flavor is more vibrant than your grandma’s holiday sweaters, Poke Poke is your spot. Just don’t ask for a to-go box—you’ll eat it all before you leave.

Jon Juarez

Google
Food was really good. Fresh for sure. I see some people complaining about the portions. I got the bigger sized protein and it was A LOT of food. Almost couldn’t finish it. It may be pricey but from my experience all poke in the area has been on the higher end. I think overall if you want high quality poke this is a good place to go.

Laura Meitin

Google
Hawaiian style poke in San Antonio! Fresh and delicious with great flavors. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Large variety of flavors. We got the Aloha poke and JTs poke definitely recommend both. Tomato avocado cucumber salad was very fresh.