Thanks to Frolic and IG we saw photos that we just couldn't resist on coming by!

Arrived just before 10am and found out they don't serve Poke till 10:30am. Worked out though, my son loves Musubi and got him one for the time being. The Musubi had a thick slice of Spam which was more the merrier for him. It was a 2 thumbs up from him!

When the time had arrived there was a line formed about 5 people in front of us. We waited for about 10 minutes. We ordered the Poke Bowl for $18 for 2 choices/1 side: Salmon with Truffle Ponzu and Spicy Ahi with White Rice and Yuzu Cucumber.

Here's the not so good about PP... They have a refrigerated display case with poke styles on signs (I guess what they will be offering for the day) Garlic Hamachi caught our eye and we was looking forward to ordering it. When my partner asked the worker if the Hamachi was going to be served, she said let me check. She peeks into the back and comes out saying that they will have it later today. We asked what time and response was I'm not sure. OK... The lack of customer service part of this was that the BOH couldn't give a time when it would be available. Really? Why tease customers with something that they cannot order? Perhaps they should not have signs unless they are serving it.

As for the tasting of our choices! Spicy Ahi is good but not great. Wasn't any different than most. The Truffle Ponzu was unique to where you do not have the sweet flavor that is found with the furikake Salmon pokes out there. Not being sweet and having the citrus from the ponzu shine through made it yummy.

However, the biggest disappointment of this was the Rice was Hot! Do you know what this means? It slowly starts to cook the fish. Eating the fresh Poke warm wasn't to our cup of tea. It would probably be best to have the rice cooled prior to serving for this reason.

Management Owners should better prepare their staff to be able to communicate to the Customer to avoid any let down or disappointment. Plus attention to little details with room temp rice for the Poke bowls.

Would come back to try the Poke styles that were not available. Maybe this is their way to have repeat business?