Hawaiian Poke Bowl — Restaurant in Saint George

AWESOME as ever. So once again I decided to try something different for one of the two I order and got the pineapple shrimp (first non-ahi item ever) and it was very tasty. This was also the first time I didn't see Roberta there and some "new" guy, but he was friendly too.

I ain't gonna lie, I did try to buy some from a local store that looked similar to try and save some money but will never again (even had to throw it out and hence cost me more in the end). Can't wait to come back again to circle back to the first two I would nonstop get that started this love affair. ;)

Long live the King (well Queen) of Poke! I want to be back in 2025, obviously sooner too, and say it's been 10 years for me and they still on top.

Prior (about a year ago and so back):

So of course I had to stop here again as it's on my must stops for this town (at least once a year since like 2015/ 2016). It was just as good as ever. In fact I actually finally (after years now) tried something different than the two I had been ordering. While the quality was good, the Kimchi (?) didn't really mix with the "nutty" one whose name escapes me and I always always order. I'm not sure what I'd pair with the spicier Kimchish one, but I'm sure I'll figure it out... although that means giving up the "nutty" one and I don't know that I'm ready to do that given I only get it when I come back.

Like some of my other finds, I normally don't review as to not ruin it for me unless the word was already out too much and then just chirp in to give credit where credit is due.

In fact in all my reviews you wont see any other Poke places mentioned even though I've been to quite a few and especially since they've blown up/trendy in places like Denver... this place has far superior quality to any of them.

I mean some people go for ice cream as dessert, I'll take a double for my meal and then another single for dessert......

Hawaiian Poke Bowl has caught my attention so many times, finally had a chance to get a taste of it. It certainly did not disappoint at all. Definitely a great option for a quick lunch.

This little restaurant is family owned and operated. It is rather cramped but seems clean and well maintained. There are just a few tables available, and it surely doesn't take long to fill up this place. Due to limited seating, I would highly recommend taking your food to go for your convenience.

I've noticed they tend to run out of certain items quickly, or even close way earlier than they're supposed to because their food is sold out unbelievably fast. So if you want to get all the best varieties possible, try to get there as soon as it opens.

Nice selection of Pokes! I was very impressed with the quality and flavors of the food here. Everything was nicely prepared with fresh and healthy ingredients. It doesn't really matter what choice you make, I'm sure it'll be a delightful experience.

I usually get Sweet Salon, Kimchee Ahi and Furikake Ahi with white rice and cabbage. They were beyond delicious, and I thoroughly enjoyed every bite. However, I felt like there was a lack of fish in my bowl, and just wish the protein portions could be more generous.

This place is always busy, so do expect a wait here on any day. The owners usually handle a crowd way better than most, I hardly feel any pressure while waiting. Parking can be hit or miss especially during lunch hour. Just make sure you'll have some extra time to find parking. Overall, it was a delicious meal, and I could not have been...

I was taken here by a friend who knows I don't like sushi (That was a pretty mean trick if you ask me). However, I reluctantly got a raw tuna bowl since he offered to buy. Despite my best desire to not want to like it - I still enjoyed the bowl. I had two different types of the tuna options - and both were pretty dang good. I don't think I'm going to convert to raw fish or the sushi bandwagon - but I'd come back to this place and have another bowl.

A couple minor things that didn't make it a five star experience for me.

The line was a bit long and a bit slow moving. Too many people love this place I guess. The line was out the door when I went there for lunch - so just be prepared for that. I think we were in line for 10-15 minutes.

I would've liked a side of... something. The tuna bowl came with rice and cabbage - which was very good. But I needed something between bites, like vegetables or fruit or the hawaiian equivalent of french fries. Just something to break-up the bowl.

All-in-all a great experience for a guy that previously thought he didn't like raw fish. I'd definitely go back and try it again. I just might have to order a side of something...