PokeOno

I’ve ordered from this place before in person and it was delicious (even with selecting numerous sauces). But this time the rice was completely DROWNED in sauce. I even had to pour the liquid out to make it somewhat edible. But I ended up just picking out all of the fish and toppings.

We had alot of poke bowl many different places before, and this place is a disappointment. Poke bowl was not good. And the guy that worked there, he didnt seem to enjoy being there 🤭.

This was absolutely delicious. I got the salmon with citrus ponzu sauce and various toppings. Staff was helpful with any questions I had and the eating area was clean. Will come back for sure next time I’m in the area.

Not bad, also nothing special. Tuna was very fresh. Good sauces. Portion sizes seemed skimpy but ended up being decent, and fish was decent amount. This would have been 4 stars, except, 1) had way better in Hawaii and 2) we prefer (down the street in Wynnewood) Kuma Sushi's poke bowl lunch specials. Again, fair price, fair portion of fish, great quality fish. Everything else is fine. So consider this a positive review, but without any fireworks. Oh, and I had an awesome experience ordering online on their website.

If this is their large then what does their regular size look like?? I had the spicy tune bowl before and not the same experience. Super disappointed this time round

I ordered a build your own poke bowl using Uber. My bowl was missing ingredients and was saturated with sauce despite my request for them to be left on the side. Even with the sauce, my bowl was bland. The veggies didn’t taste fresh and had a fishy smell even though I didn’t order fish. I would recommend spending your money elsewhere.

AWFUL!!! Apparently a new owner and I’m disappointed. Ive eaten at this location hundreds of times and was never let down. Today I was craving it so I ordered a “large” bowl, and it was half the size as all the previous ones I’ve had. It had no flavor, to the point where I needed to add my own sauce when I got home. There were less options than the previous owner as well. I definitely won’t be going back anymore. Disappointed !!

I just moved into the area so I wanted to try them out. I saw they had a deal on TooGoodToGo so figure it will be a good chance. However, it was a joke. I was very disappointed. They gave me 6 bowls of white rice for my 3 orders. Seriously? Plain rice? What kind of food quality is that? If they don’t even plan to serve at a minimum some kind of standard in their food, then I don’t think they should be offering the deal at all. Why would I need to go there to try their white rice when I can cook my own? It’s beyond ridiculous. To say the least, I didn’t care to pick up my orders. I will never go back again and make sure to let all my clients, family, friends, neighbors…. Know how bad this place is.

Really odd place. You can't just walk in off the street on a Saturday afternoon and order a bowl. There's no menu posted anywhere in the restaurant - no blackboard, nothing printed. I asked to see a menu, employee said "on line." I guess you're supposed to do your homework and prepare, or stand in the cell phone timeout corner to get your sh*t together. Anyway, got back to my car and phone, the kicker is their URL comes up Website Expired. As I said, odd business model.

SAT JUNE 15, 2023: Location was marked as open on Yelp/Apple/Google but on arrival, all signage is down, chairs stacked against the wall, lights off. Place looks like it's been closed for a while. Just one handwritten sign on door: Closed due to broken AC. Nothing on when they may reopen.

Now that poke bowls are no longer the rage in the city (people just don't know a good thing when they see it), I've been searching for places near my workplaces to fulfill my poke craving. Looks like I found a good one! It's a small little shop in Ardmore and they have tuna, salmon, shrimp, and tofu here. There are lots of sauces and a myriad of toppings. They don't seem to limit you on toppings which is so nice. The regular size bowl is definitely a good size for lunch, even dinner, and a larger size is available. The rice is warm which makes the cold ingredients taste so much better. I love the contrast. Highly recommended. Very filling and a much better deal than getting a couple of sushi rolls at your face sushi spot. Just think of this as deconstructed sushi!

So so bad. I never had such a bad experience. I normally don't write review, but it was so bad, I felt I need to let others know. I tried them through TooGoodToGo and bought 3 deal for each of the family members. They gave me 6 bowls of white rice for my 3 orders. Seriously? Plain rice? What kind of food quality is that? I don't mind little bit of food but at least put something in the bowl besides plain rice. If they don't even plan to stand by at a minimum some kind of standard to their food, then I don't think they should be offering the deal at all. Why would I need to go there to try their white rice when I can cook my own? It's beyond ridiculous. Needless to say, I didn't care to pick up my orders. I will never try them again and I will spread the words to my clients, neighbors, friends, and anyone I know about how bad this place is.

I've come here a few times. It's a standard poke joint for Philly. I find their prices slightly inflated. The bowls are slightly meager on the fish portioning. That said, I've always found the fish to be fresh and mostly tasteless (a good thing for sashimi). They do have a nice selection of toppings for the bowls. None of it really blows me away. But if you're looking for fresh poke bowls on the Mainline, you won't go wrong with PokeOno.

I always passed by PokeOno and thought it looked good, but I never actually went. Today, I decided to go for the first time. I parked in the bag where they have metered parking. I than entered though the back door and went down a long hallway to reach the counter. When I got to the counter I was not greeted by anybody and I only one guy was working. Eventually, after a few minutes a girl came out of the back to help me. I went with a bowl made up of tuna, shoyu sauce, cucumbers, edamame and wonton crunches. I got it very quickly and it came out looking pretty with everything looking nice and fresh. Than, I got a seat outside and began eating it. While I thought she put too much shoyu sauce on, I was wrong. I could barely taste it resulting in the tuna tasting almost flavorless. The veggies and wonton crisps were pretty good. The store actually lacked in a variety of drinks. Altogether, I had a bit of an above average experience.

I ordered here a couple of times and it's a love and hate relationship. Sometimes I get a full bowl, next a half filled bowl, or quarter of bowl of food. Too many issues. I don't like inconsistency when it comes to my food especially when ordering online. Food is fresh and tasty with a lot of options to get a nice filling poke bowl but instead it's more rice than anything. So I found another place to satisfy my taste buds.

Operates much like any other like establishment: pick a base (greens, white rice, brown rice), one of four sauces to marinate your protein (tuna, salmon, tofu, cooked shrimp), and unlimited toppings (except extra $1 for avocado or mango). The regular bowl (~$9) was smaller than other poke places. One highlight here was flexibility: they were willing to split the base between greens, white rice, and brown rice, to split the protein multiple ways, and to give extra toppings. Unfortunately, the interior is small and a bit depressing: there are a few tables, mostly two-person, with dim lighting and a *scenic* view of the street.

My most recent craving for food is enjoying poke bowls where ever I can find them. Yelp recently had a nice coupon check-in at a poke bowl restaurant in the city, but out here in the burbs its tough to crave a bowl and it be that far away. Thank goodness my husband found PokeOno and it is just a few miles from us. So far I have always ordered the make your own bowl and I have not tried one of their pre-fixed creations. I have tried to change things around every time I have gone, but I always go back to ordering the salmon and have not tried the tuna yet. The salmon has been excellent so far and I love combining it with the spicy aioli. I typically get the regular size order instead of the larger portion. Regular is 3 scoops of the protein while the larger order is 4 scoops. 3 scoops is plenty! Especially because you can get so many extra fixings the bowl always turns up plentiful. There are a few ingredients that I feel like are missing from the selection (when comparing to other poke establishments) but nothing that is overly disappointing. Avocado and mango is an extra charge. The most recent time I was there they had run out of white rice because it was late in the evening so they were not going to be making anymore. Although I was a little disappointed it is good to know they like to keep things fresh, and the brown rice was a good enough substitute.

Glad I started this review three months ago and never finished. Welp, better late than never, right? One of the worst parts about good 'ol Winthrop, WA is the fact that asian cuisine doesn't exist... and they wonder why I escape to Seattle whenever I get the chance. Okay, okay. Time to give PokeOno their past due credit. WHY DID I JUST FIND THIS PLACE. It's like the Chipotle of the Poke world. So maybe because it's a move down the line driven establishment it's not considered authentic, but this is the first place I'd tried poke for some strange reason. Well.. I. am. in love. I actually have since had the same style in Seattle, and this place is eons above in taste and quality. I'm currently over here drooling while waiting for yet another dinner of beans and rice to finish at camp. I really don't think any other details are required. I mean.. you go through the line, can literally add every topping, and then chow down. Also the small is plenty for a meal (not that I couldn't finish 6 bowls myself). I cannot wait to get back to Philly and swing by.

I've recently just been introduced to the wonderful world of poke, and my first stop at Pokeono was a success! For poke newbs like me poke is essentially deconstructed sushi in a bowl. PokeOno has lots of delicious combos but I think the best is the build your own bowl. I have found that I like the shrimp the best, since apparently I can only handle raw fish in extremely thinly cut slices and not chunks. I ordered the build your own shrimp bowl twice and both times felt that they definitely didn't skimp on the shrimp as other reviewers felt. Some delicious additions to my bowl that I would recommend, definitely the mango and avocado. Seaweed salad and kimchi radishes were fabulous too. I would recommend dousing your bowl in soy sauce, sriracha or whatever else you have on hand, as my only complaint is that without this it can be a little dry for my taste. But I am definitely a poke fan!

Ever since experiencing the wonder that is Poke Bowl (https://www.yelp.com/biz/poke-bowl-philadelphia-3), poke is something that I have been craving on the regular. So when I saw that a poke restaurant was opening up in Ardmore I was all in for giving it a try. Especially when I sampled some delicious tuna poke during a neighborhood Japanese festival. Since that point, I've been able to give PokeOno a few tries, and overall I've been impressed with the quality of what they have to offer. In comparing the two poke experiences that I've had thus far Bowl dishes out the more variety of ingredients, while Ono dishes them out at a higher quality of ingredients and has more signature bowls to offer. While it would be good to see things like octopus and crab available on their protein list, Ono still manages to make some solid bowls. First, you choose between white or brown rice or mixed greens for your base; then you select a protein like salmon, tofu, tuna, or shrimp. Add in sauces like wasabi shoyu or citrus ponzu; and toppings like avocado, sweet onion, wasabi peas, edamame, shredded nori, and then some, and you're able to create some pretty tasty and plentiful custom bowls. But if you have a hard time choosing between so many options, you can always go with a safe and grab one of their signature bowls that are inspired by sushi classics. The Californication is like a shrimp California roll that adds a spicy twist with wasabi shoyu. meanwhile, the Citrus Salmon goes in a sweeter direction with ponsu, edamame, and cucumber. But the best of the bunch by my book is the Spicy Tuna that combines ahi tuna with spicy aioli, crispy onion, and avocado.

PokeOno is a great place to grab a light and healthy lunch or dinner. It's affordable and delicious. You can add as many toppings as you'd like, and the raw fish is always amazingly fresh. Parking is a problem in the tiny lot behind the shop. Service is fast and friendly.

Fairly new local Resturant with fresh bowls! I love that you get to see your bowl being made with all their fresh ingredients. I got umma's tofu bowl & it was amazing! I love how they mixed my tofu & infused it in their sauce separately before adding it to my bowl. Can you say Amazeeee balls! I will admit that what truly brought me in just to try it besides the freshness of ingredients is how HOT the owner is sheesh what an added bonus! Hahaha No but seriously this place is a must try. Perfect location, great sunlight & I feel it has something for everyone! If you catch yourself stumbling upon this review & you're in the Ardmore area stop on in ! It's a great spot for vegetarians & vegans! The ambiance is so relaxing & chill paired with how great the bowl was. I'll be coming back for sure! Simplistic menu with a great taste! How can you beat it! Goodbye chipotle & Helllloooo Pokéono!!!!

I love how fresh my bowl tasted. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl and it was so good. There are two sizes for the bowls and I picked the smaller of the two, but next time I'm going to go with the larger size. The difference between the two is that the larger one has more protein, so it would be more filling for dinner. The staff was really helpful with any of my questions. If you're not into fish or tofu you're kinda out of luck. You can have more vegetables, instead of protein, but it isn't as filling. They have chairs near the window, facing the street, which is great for people watching. Overall, I would come back because I'm already starting to crave this bowl.

I haven't been to Poke Ono for several months-- intentionally. The last time that I ordered, there was some difficulty with my order and the Manager was extremely rude. I'm not sure what's changed but I hope it lasts... I visited the Lancaster location today--choosing to pick up my order rather than trust delivery since my last experience was poor. I was so impressed today. I checked my order before leaving and everything was perfect. The girl working there (African-American) was beyond pleasant and kind. Thank you so much for making today's experience a great one. I've really missed this restaurant. Hope to see you soon!!

I have been eating at PokeOno waaaay too much lately. It has become my go-to for a quick, semi-healthy lunch or dinner. What to try: Everything! My favorite is the make-your-own bowl option with white rice, salmon, spicy aioli, lots of veggies (cucumbers, bean sprouts, carrots, crispy onions, etc.), mango, and avocado. I recently tried the wasabi shoyu sauce which is also tasty. When you are ordering a MYO, whoever is creating your bowl will ask if you want sweet onions, scallions, and sesame seeds mixed in. Tell them YES! These are great additions to the fish/sauce mixture they lay on top of your rice or greens. After your base and protein mixture is assembled, you can move to the toppings bar and load up on all sorts of delicious additions. Be aware that avocado and mango are an extra $1 each. Worth it, but I also find it weird that mango is an extra dollar. PokeOno gives you a good amount of fish for the price. I have gotten both the regular and large sizes, and the main difference is in the amount of protein you get. The physical bowl size remains the same. I have to give them a shoutout here for offering water when you dine-in. I truly appreciate when fast casual places such as this don't make you buy a $4 bottle of water to go with your meal, especially if you have a reusable water bottle with you. Another great thing about them is their chopsticks. They come pre-separated! I know this is probably a weird thing to love, but I seriously hate breaking chopsticks apart. One more nice thing to mention is that they will give you a tiny extra cup of sauce if you ask, which is nice because I like to add more flavor to the plain rice at the bottom of the bowl if I don't mix it all up at the beginning. There is a parking lot behind PokeOno. You can park in a free space directly behind their building (only a couple spots are theirs) or park in one of the more numerous metered spaces. The metered spaces are great for pickup because you can press the "free time" button on them and get 20 minutes or so of free parking. Perfect amount of time to grab your order and go. Speaking of which, you can order online ahead of time either directly from Poke Ono's website or using the Eat24 app. I will continue to frequent PokeOno and recommend it to everyone.

I was so excited to try PokéOno after seeing it under construction for awhile. It's a sparse, clean place with just poké bowls on the menu, no other items. You can build your own or order one of the suggested configurations. Don't be fooled by the smallish serving since it's more filling than it looks. Poké bowl is a quick and fresh lunch that's just perfect. So glad to see this new eatery in Ardmore!

Been coming for years. Never any complaints. Staff is always nice and patient. Always follows instructions the manager Josiah is the best and the kimchi is the most tasteful kimchi around. I could eat it by the bucket

I am outright addicted to Poke. This was my first stop on a whirlwind list of places I went to but this is my FAVE!!! they have great portion sizes, fresh selection and a nice staff. The two guys with the sort of long hair are so friendly. i really have nothing else to say but park around back and get you some! my favorite is of course the build your own but they have some crazy delicious sauces. OH word of the wise for my 'poke lovers' out there, this is a more Hawaiian style bowl rather than the Asian ones i have had. The choices are ones I can never get tired of. The quality is top notch!

If you don't know what poke is....boy are you in for a treat! I've been a fan of poke since my trip to Hawaii years ago, and have been looking for a Great poke spot to open up in Philadelphia-----I've tried some of the other poke places but just didn't really fall in love with it, like I did in Hawaii But ALAS! PokeOno serves such authentic, EXTREMELY FRESH, delicious, poke! Oh! And they have a huge projector that plays the eagles games on game day! How can you not love this place? Go eagles!

Really gone downhill. Used to go a lot and it was good...and fresh. Last two visits were mediocre at best. They dropped the octopus from the protein and options which is a shame. Tuna was a little fishy last time and not as fresh as it used to be. Kind of sloppy counter compared to previous visits. A little concerning when eating raw fish...if they leave the toppings a sloppy mess how do they store and care for the fish? New staff serving me was not enthusiastic and didn't seem to care like they used to. Probably won't go back after last two visits.

Awesome addition to Ardmore and the ingredients are so fresh! Everything is laid out on the boards quite clearly and the guys behind the counter are very easy to work with. You start off with a small or large bowl, then go to your choice of white or brown rice or mixed greens. They take another bowl and you order your protein + sauce. Pro tip: you can mix your proteins! I went for a tuna and salmon mix. Then you choose your sauce and some veggies; I went for spicy aioli (think spicy mayo). They mix that and put it right on top of your rice. Then, all the toppings! I'm in awe of the variety, from veggies to crunchy to herbs/spices: seaweed salad, nori, green onions, edamame, sesame... Awesome! I enjoyed my bowl quite a bit. My only qualm (and it's my fault) was that the sauce was a bit thick and I ate most of my toppings before getting to my rice and felt that the rice lacked flavor at that point. My boyfriend went with the wasabi shoyu and since it was less thick of a sauce, it melded much better with everything. Can't wait to come back!

I live in the city and just discovered this whole "Poke" thing. I had bookmarked a few places in the city, but was deterred because of location and traffic. Well, behold! I just so happened to be in the Ardmore area when I saw this place and figured it was worth a try. There was parking and it had some good reviews. I walked in and this super sweet guy asks if I've ever had it, and I said I have not. He took the time to explain absolutely everything to me and even offered suggestions. He was so wildly helpful and polite. I asked if I was okay to get a mixture of seafood, as I wanted to branch out a bit from my usual salmon, and he told me that was totally fine. I'm telling you, the amount of seafood he put in there was absolutely surprising...in a good way. I've looked up the reviews of the places in Philly and they often complain about portion size vs. price. I then was able to add any and all of their toppings at no extra cost! (Mango and avocado were extra but I didn't want them). At the end of the transaction, I left only having spent $8.95 plus tax. When I got home, the food was still very fresh and delicious and I am absolutely pleased with my experience. I will definitely be coming back. Thank you for the excellent customer service, delicious food, and good portions for the price. Keep up the good work!

Nope. Tried again as my 13 year old loves it here and loves Poke and Sashimi in general. Fish is just not fresh enough and the $8.95 "regular" sized bowl has so little fish anyway. She got salmon and added avocado ($1 extra). The greens are not my favorite - I like romaine over spring mix, but most people disagree. Anyhow, I will not return for me but if kiddo wants it, I will get it. Unsatisfied. Also - it was so LOUD in there I could barely hear myself think. Get takeout.

I've been wanting to try PokeOno for MONTHS, so took advantage of the fact that my husband's car needed serviced, it took forever, and PokeOno was on his way home. I'm so happy we finally got a chance to try this deliciousness. Our bowls brought a touch of brightness to an otherwise cold and dreary day. We each had a spicy tuna bowl, mine with mixed greens, his with rice. Both were fresh and delicious. Now, I'm picky when it comes to mixed greens. Very picky. PokeOno met my standards plus some. The spice level was just right and the crunch from the onions made the entire bowl. I'm so excited that this place is fairly close and we can fill our poke needs without driving into the city!

I used to love this place. However, the bowls I ordered today were a little disappointing. The rice was hard and did not seem to be freshly cooked. The masago smelled a little turned. The cucumbers were soggy. I didn't finish the food. If the management would improve the quality a little, I will return. It is still the only poke restaurant near my house.

Food is really delicious Got salmon poke with ponzu on bed of mixed greens. Hawaiian styled interior. Nice and clean with very nice service!

I have been wanting to try this place for awhile and I finally did! It's in a good location in the Ardmore area and has parking in the back. It's a small location but roomy with seating and the decor is nice. I will say I did use the restroom however, the door was broken and not kept up as it should be. Upon ordering my poke bowl (which I've never had before) I found it helpful that they have the big menus to help you along the way with deciding what to add to your poke bowl. I went with a shrimp and brown rice poke bowl with spicy aioli sauce with kimchi and cucumbers. It was very fresh, healthy and taste delicious. I will definitely go back and try other bowls ;)

We came here before our show at the Villanova theater. There were two other people in the restaurant besides us. Upon entering, we noticed a strong fish smell which should have been an indicator to leave. However, we wanted to try it. We all ordered the large poke bowl. I ordered the ahi tuna with white rice, my daughter ordered the same and her boyfriend ordered brown rice with shrimp. I have eaten at Poke places in Philly and Hawaii. This place is on the bottom of my list. While the staff was friendly and accommodating, the choices were not overwhelming as far as toppings and the sauces were somewhat bland. We have it two stars for the nice customer service. Probably would not be back.

I've been wanting to try a Poke Bowl for a while now and I'm SO happy I gave this place a shot. Since I didn't know much about what to choose, one of the workers gave me some of his recommendations. I got shrimp with a spicy Korean BBQ sauce on it. Definitely a good recommendation-but next time I'll try something different just because I'm curious about the other sauces they have. When I was selecting my toppings, there were so many yummy things to choose from. I got avocado, mango, cucumbers and wonton strips. When I got home to eat my bowl I was INSANELY HAPPY. I loved every bite. I'm super into things like sushi and fish and this was really delicious and completely satisfied my craving. I am definitely taking my fiance' here and I am even happier to know they are making a location in Conshy so I can walk to get Poke' bowls :) yum!

Great poke! My friends and I came here right after the lunch rush! We decided to try 3 of their featured bowls and they met our expectations ! Overall: My new Lunch spot!Very clean atmosphere! Great staff!

I did a regular sized bowl with half shrimp and half tuna with brown rice. Toppings (aioli, sesame seeds, pickled radish, seaweed salad, edamame, cucumbers, carrots, and dried seaweed, masago, and mango) were mostly unlimited. Mango was a $1 surcharge which I only noticed after requesting it. The size was plenty for me - I couldn't even finish my last few bites. The quantity and freshness of the ingredients were pretty good. Personally I preferred the shrimp. At the only other poke place I've tried, the proteins were pre-marinated so that added flavor. Here, the proteins are plain and unseasoned so all the flavor comes from whatever sauce/seasonings you add. If I would go back, I'd ask for extra sauce b/c overall the bowl was lacking in punchy flavors. Radish was plain, seaweed salad was okay. For anyone avoiding gluten, there is only one sauce that is not soy sauce based (aioli).

Today Wednesday April the 22 th 2020 . At 4:17 pm . The guy that works here . Has the worst attitude ever ! Very rude , very unprofessional . He is almost telling people : I am so miserable , don't come back here !!

Every time we eat at PokeOno we realize we don't eat here often enough! We get the bowls (think Chipotle but with sushi ingredients). I love that the fish and shrimp are always fresh and high quality. There's an abundance of toppings but my favorites are the seaweed salad, avocado, wonton noodles, and sesame seeds. The rice is also always the perfect sticky texture. A totally refreshing meal that is still very filling. Great for lunch or dinner, whether dining in, taking out, or ordering delivery via a third party.

OMGOSH I almost ate the entire Poke bowl. I look forward to exploring the menu. So far everything I ate here has been enjoyable! To bad I live far from this location cause I'll have to get something everyday..

There are so many places to get poke in the city, so it's nice having some spots for it in the suburbs. We stopped in for lunch after church, and overall, not too bad. The fish tasted fresh, and the ingredients went very well together. Also, the prices are pretty reasonable. On the other hand, I do prefer it when the fish is already mixed with some sort of seasoning. Here, it's pretty much straight fish, so the flavor mostly comes from the toppings and dressing.

I went in here on 10/17/2020 around 1:30pm and there was a young woman working on the front line. She did not have on a mask and was touching her face a lot. In addition to that, she was also handling cash along with food. I was looking forward to getting something but I was so disgusted by the fact that things were so unsanitary there. She was customer facing and the fact that she does not have on a mask and following covid procedures to keep things from cross contamination makes me worry about this establishment behind the scene.

Really solid Fresh food - really fresh Clean in every corner Great fast service Creative approach Will go back again and again

Had a great first experience here. The girl working was very helpful and kind by explaining what each imgredients and sauce were. The poke bowl i had was absolutely delicious and all the ingredients tasted fresh.

Attention sushi lovers! This is a must try! I have been here a few times now and it is a great alternative to take care of any sushi craving or just simply try and eat a bit healthier. The fish has been fresh each time and the prices are nice on your wallet. I wish there were more places like this around. Make sure you go at the right time or you will have to wait in line. I used the online ordering last week via their app which was very user friendly, but they must have missed the order because I should up 35 mins after order and they just started to make it when I got there. Besides that, I'm a huge fan! I wish they had a king bowl of some sort that was a bit bigger, but you can always get a second!

Such a disappointment! I have many sushi bowl before. Every place I ordered, sushi bowl comes with rice, sushi, corn, veggies, edamame..etc. we ordered 4 different bowls tonight.. They came on time and each bowl looked so sad..only rice and salmon... nothing else on it... not even sauces .. we have to use our own soy sauce. It is sadden me..because i love sushi bowl, and this place close home.

It's honestly a hit or miss with this restaurant. Either your bowl turns out amazing or mediocre.

Generally I love poke bowl and sushi. The bowl here wasn't bad or inedible by any means but it was very underwhelming. $13 for a bowl should deliver something better. Overall it lacked flavor or anything that stood out. Not anything particular bad just a bowl that lacked flavor and was not worth the price.

The food was good but the service was pretty awful. We walked in and were greeted with scowls. The two people working there were unhelpful as we ordered, seemeing more annoyed than anything. I only kept ordering because I'd promised my husband a poke bowl. I won't be back.

Finally we tried this place and all I see is awesome! Very friendly staff, fresh ingredients and reasonable priced. We had the salmon and the octopus Poke both with all fixings, rice and avocado. Delicious and filling; try it!

UPDATE: I've been back twice and they've done a much better job of mixing the fish with the sauce. This is definitely a 4-star experience. When I learned about this place I was really excited to try it. I'd never had poke, but I thought the concept sounded great. Well, I finally went to PokeOno, and while I'll probably give it another try, I have to say that it was just a little bit disappointing. I had a large poke bowl with white rice, salmon, tuna, wasabi shoyu, seaweed, avocado, crispy wontons, and a few other things. WHAT I LIKED: - The portions seemed more than reasonable to me. Some people have complained about this, but I found the meal to be quite filling. I'm not what you'd call a light eater, either. - The ingredients were fresh and high quality. - The folks who work there were very nice and the ordering process was quick and intuitive. - I thought that the prices were reasonable for the product I received. WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE: - The final product felt like it was lacking in flavor. I had the wasabi shoyu, and the flavor was extremely subtle. My understanding is that authentic poke is kind of a marinated salad. The problem with PokeOno is that the fish is plain and that the sauce doesn't have time to soak in, which leaves it rather bland. WHAT REALLY ANNOYED ME: - This probably would have been four stars if it weren't for their really obnoxious POS. They use an ipad that makes you choose a tip: 15%, 20%, or 25%, I think. You have to press another button to enter a custom amount. Look, guys, I'm glad to give you a buck if you're reasonably competent and polite, but this is a counter service place. What in the world makes you think that I'm giving you a 25% tip for throwing stuff together in a bowl? It's obnoxious that you'd even think to ask.

We have purchased take-out from PokeOno a few times now. Each time we are disappointed in the service and the portions. We expect to pay for fresh fish; however, the portions are so measly, compared to other poke chains/restaurants. And twice the salmon was poorly cut resulting in fish that was sinewy and hard to eat. As for service, while we understand it's not an easy job, the staff does not appear to be happy to be there and certainly don't communicate well with customers.

Only place to get fresh Poke around here. Fresh and packed with flavor. Pricing is fair for what you're getting. Toppings are endless which is a huge plus. The staff is super friendly and helpful as it was my nephews first time trying it. Can't believe I'm finding out about this spot now. Will be back!