Brought my husband and a friend to Abunai for dinner to satiate a poke craving. It was quiet and there was one employee putting orders together behind the counter so we ordered at the kiosk. My husband and I both built our own poke bowls. Loved the options offered, and I loved my salad bowl. On the downside, although we both ordered the large size with double protein, it was a light meal (albeit delicious). Service wasn't great- we didn't get a text that our food was done and the employee didn't call out that our order was ready. After a 20 minute wait we asked if our order would be ready soon and it had been sitting on the back counter with the to go orders. read more

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I got a poke bowl from Abunai this past Tuesday delivered via Uber Eats. There are a few coupons on there, and I was craving something on the healthier side, so Abunai it was. BUILD YOUR OWN BOWL (REGULAR) - 10 (12 on Uber Eats) +6 for 2x salmon +6 for 2x ahi tuna +1.50 for avocado I made my bowl with half sushi rice/half mixed greens, green onion, edamame, seaweed salad, furikake, masago, and sesame seeds. However, there were practically no masago in my bowl. I wanted to try a few sauces that sounded interesting, so I requested for the abunai, kabayaki, and garlic aioli sauce but specifically asked for it ON THE SIDE so the entire bowl wouldn't be overly saucy or soggy. Upon receiving, I saw that all the sauce was smothered in my bowl. I also got no utensils even though I requested some. At the end, I left half of the rice and mixed greens because it had way too much sauce which was incredibly overpowering. The quality of fish was fine, and I enjoyed it with the avocado. Meh. I think my experience would have been a lot more positive if the sauce was on the side for sure. read more

Abunai - Way too saucy... sorry - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I ordered food online for pick up and was incredibly disappointed with what I received. I had previously had a positive experience here so I was disappointed that I paid more than $20 for a meal that didn't even reflect what I ordered. No spring mix, minimal toppings, missing inclusions, and lack of seasoning. read more

Abunai - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I've been ordering from this place via DoorDash often. But i had the pleasure of stopping in and picking up food in person. I got to the store a couple minutes before the store opened but they let me in and out of the cold! I got my order in and the food was prepped and packed quickly! Norman and Alejandra were so nice and helpful! I got half a pound of ahi poke and half a pound of salmon poke. This is one of the better poke places I've found in the dmv. The sauces I go for are the garlic aioli and the abunai sauces. It was fresh. I also got a kalua cabbage plate with Mac salad. The kalua pig was pretty good and a good portion that came on a bed of rice, I got plain white rice. They use purple cabbage, which was different from the kalua pig and cabbage I'm used to but it still tasted good. The Mac salad is usually a little softer but today the Mac was a little more al dente and less mayo/saucy. read more

Abunai - Kalua Pig & Cabbage - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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History of Present Indulgence: Not too many places serve real Hawaiian food like a plate lunch and poke without all the extras, so I was ecstatic to learn about Abunai. I go to PT nearby and have stopped by here for lunch a few times now. Physical Exam: Food - The poke bowls are fantastic, with fresh, well-seasoned tuna that stands out. I love their Abunai Poke. Their mac salad is delicious, though a bit on the sweeter side. A standout for me is the mac salad spam sundae--pan-fried spam on a bed of mac salad served in a plastic cup. It's simple and perfect. I still need to go back to try some of their plate lunches, but I love everything I've had so far. Service - Quick and efficient, perfect for a fast-casual spot. Ambiance - No-frills and straightforward, with a counter for ordering and nothing extra. It's all about the food here, and I love that. Assessment/Plan: Abunai is a gem for Hawaiian food lovers. If you're craving authentic poke bowls, a plate lunch, or a place that knows how to cook Spam properly, this is the spot. I'm just so glad Abunai exists here and I would highly recommend trying it out! read more

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Each of the salmon bites had cuts with fat and skin remaining on them. The cuts of fish, both salmon and tuna pieces, were large enough to fit in a mouthfull. The cucumbers were old and soft. The rice was undercooked. The handroll wasn't rolled well and fell apart on first bite. As I was getting my order made corn was placed on it (I'm allergic to corn) and had to request they remake the bowl. Overall a very disappointing experience considering I spent $26 and love to support minority & woman owned places. read more

Stopped for a fast and early lunch before beginning our tourist death march of the DC sites. This is pretty much a take-out place with a few seats. The number of food delivery guys that were there picking up lunches confirmed the take-out status. My wife ordered the shrimp poke bowl which was loaded with shrimp and avocado. She gave it a thumbs up. I opted for the spam musubi which took a long time to prepare (so much for a relatively fast lunch). Despite the wait the spam was quite solid and tasty. I like spam so that helps. The prices were OK - it is a big city after all. read more

I went right after work and the space was super quiet. Staff was so nice and patient. That said, I was really disappointed. I didn't love the quality of the fish or ingredients. The fish was salmon and tuna were tough and smelly. Fresh fish shouldn't be either of those things. I've had better poke in the city. read more

It's all right, but the protein portions feel small. Also, even proteins that are usually pretty neutral (salmon, shrimp) taste very fishy and oceanic. Not my thing, but maybe others like it. Good chili mayo. Kale is usually cut fine, but I've run into thick stalks so it's not 100% consistent. read more

I had 2 rolls: abunai and salmon. Holy xxxx The rice was raw! This coming from a poke restaurant?! Also the tuna was frozen. The salmon was ok. Do some quality control please read more

Im pretty confident that they forgot my sauce so this was the most bland and dry poke bowl I ever had. The staff also made us wait several minutes when I came to pick up while my bag was sitting on the counter. Unfortunately I don't recommend. read more

Abunai - Regular Poke/Salad Bowl - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

It's a quick service type of spot. Very casual but when I see the food was HITTIN'?! Best musubi i'be tried in the DMV and I assumed the mac salad was going to be a bit sweet but it was very savory. It was the perfect side to the spam katsu. I definitely recommend getting both on your visit here. My only thing is I wish they had a sweet sauce to drizzle on the musubi. That would've balanced out the savory taste but besides that, I'll be coming here again and again. read more

Abunai - Furikake Mac Salad - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Overall, no major complaints for a standard poke establishment. Fish was pretty fresh and standard, but nothing to write home about. Only thing I wanted was bigger protein size since I paid extra for extra proteins but still got a pretty skimp amount of fish. Other than that, 3.5 stars for a decent poke place that I got from food delivery app. read more

Abunai - Poke bowl - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

This used to be my go-to lunch back in the summer!! I'm so sad they got rid of the Musubi lunch plate, where you could get spam musubi with two sides. Used to be marinated carrots and Mac salad. Now, marinated veg isn't even on the menu and they changed the Mac salad (or I got it on an off day) as it's not very dry and they've replaced the black furikake seasoning with green. Still very solid Musubi. Wish they had enough items on their menu to make it a complete meal. Missing the lunch plate read more

I got a chance to try Abunai as a neighborhood drop off. I don't think I would ever have the opportunity to have tasted their poke bowls since they are in DC and quite a distance from me. I ordered the regular poke bowl with salmon and fresh greens. As much as I thought the entire bowl was good, I was quite disappointed in the meager portion. It was barely half a bowl. More of the fresh greens would have been fine since I'm not asking for more of the proteins that would have cost extra. Also, the salmon could have been cut better. It was one long string of small pieces of salmon. The husband ordered the regular poke bowl as well and got the brown rice with chicken. His portion was at least half the size of the bowl even though he selected almost every item that was not an extra charge. We both had to share one tiny sauce container of garlic aioli sauce. We both ordered garlic aioli with our bowls but got only one container. When you halve a small sauce container, that came out to be about a teaspoon of sauce. Definitely not enough. Would it have hurt to give us two sauce containers since we ordered two separate bowls? The garlic fries were great. Even though it was a food drop off from DC (close to an hour's drive away) and the fries were definitely cold by the time we got them home, they were still good. They were not soggy at all. I am glad the bowls are compostable and they followed my notes for not including any plastic utensils and napkins. As many restaurants are adding the option not to include utensils and napkins with their online orders, Abunai should consider this. read more

Abunai - This was my meager portion. - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I ordered a Poke Bowl from here today and it was ok. With tip it came to $40 which is a lot to spend for a Poke Bowl and Coconut Water. The sauces I picked were good and the bowl was ok. It definitely wasn't the best I have ever had but it was ok. The Fried Egg on top wasn't what I was expecting when I added Egg (was thinking more like Tamago). They don't appear to have as many veggies as other places but they have a lot of toppings. read more

This is a good place for the lunchtime crowd. After hours, it gets really quiet. The price is around $15 for a bowl pretax. Every day of the week, one of their bowls is discounted to $12 so if you like a particular, make sure to come in that day. The seafood is good. However, I'm not the biggest fan of the sides in the bowl. The portions were a bit too small for my liking. read more

A solid poke shop with all the classic fixings (plus, as a bonus, a smattering of traditional Hawaiian snacks and sides that you usually can't find at most mainland poke shops) and super cute decor. I've been slowly making my way through all of DC's poke restaurants, and Abunai immediately stood out with its adorable storefront -- I'm honestly in love with the little vines and fairy lights that line the shop's floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing you to peek inside and get a sense of the amazingness happening within while also giving Abunai a really cute, homey vibe. Once you're inside, the decor serves a similar purpose, allowing you to enjoy the sunshine (or the...car headlights, I guess?) streaming through the windows while maintaining some sense of privacy. The other decor is admittedly pretty utilitarian, but it's cute, functional, and fun. Beyond the aesthetics, Abunai serves up a lovely selection of poke bowls, allowing you to either select from their pre-made favorites (for which they also have daily specials if you're looking to save a few bucks) or build your own. I opted to make my own -- Abunai has most of the classic fixings, but also includes a few extra fun menu items if you're in the mood to switch things up a bit. For your base, you can get one of the classic options -- sushi rice, brown rice / quinoa, mixed greens / kale, or, if you're feeling adventurous, try out their wonton chips. They have most of the classic proteins but also include tako (octopus) and lobster, two amazing poke choices that I've struggled to find in DC. If you're not in the mood for something raw / for seafood, you can always opt for their tofu or chicken. Abunai is a touch stingy with its proteins compared to most other spots, so you'll most likely need to get two proteins (either double of the same one or try out two options) to build a satisfying meal. They also hold back a bit on the sauces (which I honestly appreciate), so if you're ordering a salad base, especially if you opt for kale, your bowl will likely feel a bit dry. If I'm taking it home, I'll usually just toss on a little bit of rice vinegar and/or coconut aminos and am pretty satisfied. As far as mix-ins and toppings go, Abunai has an abundance of classic and unique options available, and you can load up your bowl with as many as you'd like! Being the weirdo that I am, I had to try everything (except, of course, the peanuts and other items that would send me to the hospital). A few stand-out and unique choices included the ogo (Hawaiian seaweed, which added a wonderful level of umami to the proteins), lemon zest (which, despite not being that rare, added the perfect little zing to freshen up the meal above and beyond the lemon juice), and wasabi peas (personally, I won't be getting these again next time, but if you're a fan of the nasal-clearing shock of wasabi and want a little extra crunch, they're pretty fun). And for my friends with dietary restrictions, the staff is amazing -- they were super helpful in supporting me as I navigated dietary restrictions, especially with sauces, and were very knowledgeable. If you're ordering online or from a delivery app, they also have a section for allergy modifications at the top of the order that includes nut, gluten, soy, and dairy allergies. There's obviously some fear of cross-contamination if you're really sensitive, as everything is arranged on the same counter, but they definitely make a good effort to keep their customers safe and healthy. If you still want some lovely Hawaiian food but aren't in the mood for a whole poke bowl, you can always go for a hand roll, spam musubi, or one of their other traditional Hawaiian plates. I've rarely seen a poke spot that tries to feature other aspects of Hawaiian cuisine, from classic desserts like poi or kulolo, or fun takes on island favorites like the spam mac sundae. All in all, Abunai is a great spot for fresh, tasty poke, but also has plenty of options if you're feeling Hawaiian but want something a bit different. Top it off with amazing service from their super friendly owner and staff, plus adorable decor, and you've got yourself an outstanding dining experience. read more

Abunai - Tako Poke - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Has really went downhill. Low quality food, small portions, crazy high prices...just isn't good (anymore). Sadly this will be my last visit to what was once a lunch staple. read more

I have tried Poki DC (which is delicious by the way), but I wanted to try Abunai today. The prices I would say are extremely reasonable. I placed a To-Go order for lunch. Speed of service alone gets 5/5 for me because not only were they friendly, but even during a semi-busy lunch rush my order was timely. Now I'm a huge fan of a good poke bowl and they did NOT disappoint! I got a Regular Poke Bowl with shrimp. They have your typical offerings, including signature bowls, but I will certainly be back to try their other menu items! read more

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I'm done with this place. So done. They're curbside pickup didn't exist when I went to the physical store. I sat in my car and eventually called even though I was notified that someone was coming out to me. Wasted so much time. Then today. They're out of chicken that I ordered so I was okay with musubi. But they dropped my Mac salad side. I had two sides on my order. That was honestly what I was looking forward to most. 2 stars for the taste. If you like to gamble, have fun with your takeout/delivery order. Why offer a service you don't have or can't accommodate? Why would sides change when the meat is what was wrong? read more

Came here for takeout in late February, 2021 - COVID pandemic continues. I liked the shop itself - menu is up on a board and you make the order at the counter. Tried a few things: Abunai Poke (their namesake) - it was a Friday special and the guy behind the counter said it's his favorite! (There is a discount with the special!) Tako Poke - this is spicy with chili flakes, cucumbers Spam Musubi roll (4 pieces) Took this home and tried them out. My disclosures are I am an inherently pickier person, I will own this. I also have had poke in many different places (just never in Hawaii itself). This comes to about middle of the pack. I thought the Abunai was more soy-saucy than I liked. I do think it's more catered to non-Asian palates though, which may be why most people in the area enjoy it? I ended up adding kewpie mayo and sriracha to I enjoyed the Tako poke more - the spice level was good (I prefer more spice in general). The flavor blended more cohesively together and I think better for an Asian palate. Spam Musubi - the spam could have been crispier, so it was okay. Portions were on the smaller side - I can understand this with COVID and all going on though. I would return to check the other bowls out some time down the line. According to yelp, it is a woman/minority-owned business and gotta support. read more

Had to try this place for the spam mac sundae! I also ordered the fried spam musubi and a create your own poke bowl. I'd loved the spam mac sundae! It incorporated three of my favorite things; spam, macaroni salad, and rice. The mac salad was not that salty so it balanced out with the spam. The musubi was pretty standard; I hate to say it, but there was a little bit too much rice for my liking in musubi. The poke was pretty good! I mean, you're not gonna get the freshest fish being in DC right? It was decently fresh. There were a bunch of toppings you can choose from and mix and match with the sauces! read more

Abunai - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Great spot to pick up a quick lunch. Arrived on Wednesday at lunchtime and the line went out the door. I ordered the Wednesday poke bowl special which was the spicy salmon, $12 what a good deal. I also ordered spam musubi to try. Everything was fresh and the sauce was spicy which I loved. Portion size was really good, I have white rice in my bowl and couldn't finish it. I believe you can also get the bowl with greens or half rice and half greens. Enjoyed it and definitely on my list for lunch next time I'm in the area. read more

I seriously had doubts about this place, but I love being proved wrong when it comes to food. Abunai's poke bowl method is different than other businesses' in the DMV and I think it makes all the difference. When you build your own bowl in-store, you'll see that they add the proteins and mixings into a large bowl first, then add sauce and mix it up in there. This helps ensure that all of the toppings are engulfed in a sea of sauce, making for a much more flavorable bowl. Other businesses will build on top of the base and add the sauce as a last step, leaving to some unevenness. Even without my usual fruit toppings (they don't have this as a choice) and avocado, the bowl was super delicious. Surprisingly, the brown rice and quinoa mix is what I'm ringing home about - they got it as soft as white sticky sushi rice. read more

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Ordered via uber eats! That said, my order was packed very well! Yummy! I love Hawaiian Mac Salad! So freaking delicious, and the one from Abunai reminds me so much of Hawaii! It's hard to find Hawaiian food in dc that isn't Poke, at least for me. So finding this place was a gem! I got the Soy Chicken lunch plate which comes with rice & two sides! I should've gotten double mac salad but opted for a green salad. The salad was nicely dressed with a bit of spice. The chicken was fall off the bone tender! I hope they add some more Hawaiian staples like Garlic shrimp! Though they do offer a Shrimp roll that's tossed in a garlic aioli! read more

Abunai - Chicken Lunch Plate with Mac Salad & Green Salad - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

For simple, fast-casual poke, pretty darn good! I'm always a bit saddened as a vegetarian to frequent poke places and get what is essentially a flavored tofu bowl. (The name of the restaurant means "danger!" or "look out!" which is a pretty good description of my general expectation in these situations.) But we had come to this bit of the concrete jungle of downtown to satisfy my mother's fish craving. She enjoyed her tuna a lot. Sure the sashimi may not be the freshest in the world but plenty good enough for the location and price. The five stars comes for my tofu bowl: Abunai made even that dish worth it by allowing generous toppings and sauces (poke for me is not poke without some mayo-based dressing, fight me) without any up charge, allowing me to create a really delicious and maybe at least somewhat healthy (who am I kidding) meal. I'll definitely be patronizing this place again for a work lunch, the prices are really quite reasonable for downtown DC, where you could easily pay well over $15 for sad Asian-inspired protein over over-cooked rice, much less for a pretty nice hit of poke. read more

We didn't order in store but it was a catering order for a pretty large event and we've ordered from them a lot in the past but this was just ridiculous. One of the things we ordered was the kalua pork and just about everyone at our event got food poisoning from eating the pork (the people who were muslim and vegetarian/vegan didn't get food poisoning) and when we went to email them just to let them know incase there might have been something wrong with the prep, they dismissed it and tried to blame us for not keeping the food at a proper temperature when we were not told of any special instructions for the food. When we went back and replied we were met again with a similar response. Unfortunate, but will not be going back or ordering from here again. read more

Probably the most decent poke in the area! The portions were fair and the fish was fresh. My husband got the garlic poke and I got the spicy salmon(both about $13): The spicy salmon was a little ... bland? But I liked that because I could adjust the saltiness with soy sauce. Their garlic tuna was good for sure- I had a couple bites of my husband's dish. Service was great, food was fresh, and I would definitely return! read more

Abunai - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Abunai is always our go to stop before going to a show at the Kennedy Center. I love their Max salad, especially as the max sundae cup. Their katsu is also very good. They are known for their poke and offer a special bowl each day of the week. I wish they had more Hawaiian options but everything I've had here has been delicious. I'll see them for my next show! read more

Excellent place for Hawaiian food! I LOVE THE SPAM KATSU!!! Also definitely the best (furikake) mac salad in town! Highly recommend the Spam Mac Sundae to try both with the wonton chips! The Chicken Long Rice was not bad. The chicken had good flavor, but was quite dry. I enjoyed the vermicelli noodles with the chicken. We decided to try the Cucumber/Carrot Namasu and Lomi Salmon as our sides. The salmon was too salty, but cucumbers were refreshing and nice! The Li Hing Fruit (pineapple) is a nice dessert! The red powder makes is so sweet and tasty :-) read more

Woman-owned! Woo hoo! I wish this place was closer to me. You can walk in and order, as you can see in my photos, they have plenty of options to choose from. You can order a pre-selected bowl or customize your own. They don't skimp on their ingredients. They aldo have different musubi options along with lunch specials! I got the katsu musubi, the crunchy katsu spam was so good. I wish I had several more packed (hah)! The poke is fresh here and the workers here was super nice, Hi Akina! (Shes so friendly and chill). Also got the strawbery guava nectar drink which taste so .. like I was on an Island. This place makes me miss Hawaii a lot. Will be back when I'm in the area! read more

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It was good. Definitely hit the spot on way back to my hotel from work. Ordered pickup and it was ready and waiting by time I got there. The spicy salmon roll was a bit smaller than I was expecting based on the photo on grubhub but it was still tasty. Also had the musubi which was very tasty. I'll def hit this place again before I leave town read more

Ventured out to Farragut West on a Thursday evening to try Abunai Poke. Kind of bummed that this place isn't open on weekends, but with covid and this being a small business, I understand the restriction. Ordering was quick and seamless, and we tried the Spicy Salmon bowl and Spam Katsu Musubis. There was ton of fresh salmon in the Spicy Salmon bowl, and it does have a kick! Loved the Spam Katsu Musubis!! They were crispy, filling and had a pretty unique taste. I've made spam musubi at home before and these taste SO much better! I'll definitely be back to try the other musubi flavors! The poke was pretty standard. A little spicer than I had originally thought and I enjoyed the extra flavor. There was only one employee working on the night that I came and I felt a bit bad because there was a sizable line. It took about 30 minutes for me to get my food but she was very professional and friendly. I'm interested in coming back to try their other Hawaiian cuisine and musubis over their other poke bowls. read more

Abunai - Spam Katsu Musubi - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I used to work around the corner and would get Abunai regularly. They used to mix ahi in sauce before pouring over the rice. Now they pour sauce directly into the bowl so it's not evenly spread. They also give much less than they used to. The musubi was very bland. I'm disappointed and a little embarrassed because I brought a colleague and raved about it for it to be sub par. read more

I wanna preface this by saying I do enjoy the food. With that being said, I give this place three stars for the following reasons. I ordered a BYO salmon poke bowl over nachos, the Kalua Pork Nachos, and the gyoza through UberEats. For the bowl and nachos, I specified chips on the side since the sauce and everything would make the wonton chips soggy. Not only were the chips in the bowl but nothing was mixed. It's like they just threw everything in the bowl to get the order out quick. For the nachos, the pineapples weren't even diced. Just huge triangle chunks of pineapple and dry shredded pork over soggy wonton chips for $10. I definitely think if you're going to eat here, going in person is the best bet because online ordering isn't the same quality. As for the freshness of the fish, until today I've never had an issue but my salmon had a fishy smell and taste. This hasn't happened before so I stand by my 3 stars and hope to see improvements in the future. read more

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3.5 stars. Good serving of proteins, but definitely on the pricier side ($13). With so many poke places popping up in DC, Abunai Poke was nice but not as satisfying as other poke stops. I'd rate Abunai Poke as better than Honeyfish Poke, but Poki DC and Poke Papa still get my votes. I ordered the build your own - brown rice as my base, two scoops of the ahi tuna (the scoops are generous - I actually could've done with one scoop). With the build your own option, there's the standard price for the size of your bowl, and then additional charges for the type of protein that you choose. Initially I wanted to get one scoop of salmon and one scoop of tuna, but they only had marinated salmon in their abunai sauce. I was able to sample the abunai sauce, which was on the spicy side for me, so I opted for two scoops of tuna instead. I considered getting the tako (octopus), but I was able to sample that and it was chewy. The counter was high and I am short, so it was difficult for me to see what the toppings were. Fortunately, they have paper menus taped to the counter so that you can easily pick and choose which ingredients you want added in. Upcharges are clearly noted. My bowl ended up being light on the sauces, so I found myself eating some very bland brown rice towards the end of my meal. The ahi tuna was also stringy and chewy, which was off-putting. They have a good happy hour deal: Monday - Friday from 5-8pm, you can get the ahi poke (ahi, mix-ins, and sauce) for $6 - which is all about the poke. Beware that the "mix-ins" are not "toppings," so it's essentially just a cup of poke in sauce and perhaps a garnish like green onions. Overall, it's not a bad way to get your sashimi fix, if that's what you're feeling. They had a water pitcher at the front counter for self-service, though the pitcher ran out quickly and wasn't being monitored by staff for refills when we were there. They have a rewards program if you type in your phone number at the register, and you can get 10% off your first bowl. I've also received random deals via text, so it's worth signing up. While this brick and mortar focuses exclusively on poke, I've also tried out Abunai's food truck, and their spam musubi is the best I've ever had! read more

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This place is great and healthy. I get the poke bowls on salad instead of rice and it's super nutritious and fresh. They do everything right including prices. It's location is in a more expensive part of town but they have specials Monday thru Friday to get various poke bowls for just $10. Hope they keep this special I'm hitting it mondays and Wednesday's when the mood hits. read more

Abunai - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

updating my review: While I still think Abunai has the potential to be a great spot, since my first order here on uber eats, I have been receiving less than quality packaged food. My poke bowls have been missing ingredients/sauces. My ahi tuna hand roll was delivered fully cooked because they used warm/hot sushi rice. I hope they figure this out, because I am considering not ordering from them again because of these mishaps. read more

Abunai - My order on uber eats---- great combo in my humble opinion :) - Hawaiian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

My wife picked up some Abunai when she was in the neighborhood in DC. This was my first time eating this version of the common Hawaiian dish. It was lighter and had a bit less favor than my go to Poke DC however, I was impressed with the chips side and meat selections. I had the spicy tuna (not that spicy) while my wife had the Sprimp as our protein. Overall it was pleasant to eat and would come back again soon. read more

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