We both got the Hawaiian ahi bowel. It was really good. The fish was better than I thought it would…read morebe. The people were really nice and helpful. We would go there again. Highly recommended.

I wanted something healthy for lunch close to where I work so I tried Pokeworks. I got a bowl with…read morebrown rice, salmon, and a ton of veggies and toppings. It's delicious! And the woman helping me was so kind and offered suggestions when I needed them. Definitely a great first experience trying Poké. I'll be back.

Poke House is my new go-to for a healthy lunch or dinner... especially if I need to quickly grab…read moreand go! I visited on a whim but was so impressed by the fresh ingredient choices, customer service, and customizable bowl pricing. FAST FACTS: * Parking - located in a shopping center with a large parking lot * Online ordering - available for pickup on their website * Nutrition information - available on their website * Weekly specials - check their website or social media for updates * Rewards program - join for free and earn points to redeem for free bowls PRICING - The total was $32.45 after tax ($2.47) but before tip for 2 regular poke bowls (2 scoops of protein each). I think the pricing is reasonable for the quality of ingredients and portion size. Veggie bowl: $9.99 Small (1 scoop of protein): $12.49 Regular (2 scoops of protein): $14.99 Large (3 scoops of protein): $17.49 ORDERING - Place an order online for pick up or walk up to the counter to build your own bowl. You choose a base (white rice, brown rice, salad, half and half, seaweed wrap, or hot Cheetos wrap), pick a protein (number of scoops determines the size), choose a sauce, add as many mix-ins as you want, and then add toppings. PROTEINS - Choices include classic ahi tuna, spicy tuna, salmon, shrimp, tofu, and the weekly special. All of the proteins we tried were fresh and the scoops are about 2 ounces each. SAUCES - Choices include house, spicy house, Korean chili, soy ponzu, garlic miso, sweet ginger, sesame shoyu, and citrus. Descriptions and nutrition information for each can be found on their website. MIX-INS - Choices include corn, cilantro, crab, cucumber, edamame, jalapeños, onion, pineapple, red cabbage, scallions, and seaweed salad. Avocado is an extra $1.50 but you can choose any or all of the others listed included with the price of your bowl. TOPPINGS - Choices include chili flakes, furikake, garlic crisps, ginger, onion flakes, sesame seeds, shredded nori, tempura crisps, spicy mayo, wasabi aioli, and wasabi. You can choose any or all of the toppings included with the price of your bowl. I absolutely LOVE how customizable the bowls are! A lot of poke restaurants limit the number of toppings or charge extra for a majority of the items but this was pretty much all-inclusive. I was able to make my perfect bowl for one set price and left feeling full and satisfied! I randomly stopped here for dinner after searching on the map for a healthy and quick dinner option but it's now one of my favorite places! It can be hard to find nutrition information for a lot of restaurants so I absolutely love that they have it available online. If you love poke, it doesn't get much better than Poke House! Highly recommend!

Poke House is a really good "go to" for a great poke bowl…read more First, the staff is always patient and really helpful! That is important when there are so many options to choose from. Patrons are making a ton of choices from all of the great options and, it can be time consuming. Today, I stopped by to pick up 2 bowls. Each had VERY different ingredients and sauces. The employee was patient and very accommodating. I was reading, off my phone, the options that my sister chose. Then, giving the options that I chose for the second bowl. He didn't skip a beat. Even more frustrating for him, I think, was asking for all of the sauces on the side. He didn't seem to mind. He graciously put all of the sauces in little cups. He also labeled them with a Sharpie. Nice touch! Before I move on with the review, I'd like to offer a suggestion for the side sauces. If you are taking your order to go, the sauce containers will ultimately tip over in the bag, on the way home. Although the containers are of good quality, the sauce often leaks out. Perhaps adding a quick wrap of Saran Wrap (or the like), would aid in keeping the multiple sauce containers from tipping over in the bag, on the way home. The fish has always tasted fresh! Not once have I eaten here and complained about the quality! Sometimes we don't want to go to a sushi restaurant to get good raw fish. It's also hard to trust a poke restaurant in a strip mall. Trust me on this, Poke House does the job! I've been to this location at least a dozen times. Not once, was I disappointed in the quality and service. I'm so glad that this place is so close to me! Job well done! When you get that tip option on the screen, do what you see fit. Please consider the patience and kindness of the person building your lunch or dinner.

Mid. As the kids say. Baked mussels lacked flavor. Just…read moregenerally bad. Chicken. Bad. Overcooked. Too spicy. No salt. Bad. Calamari, fine. Average. Nothing special. Had one roll, it was okay. But not worth $15. The ramen again, just mid. No flavor. No spice. No salt. Not coming back. Oh and you have to order on a computer which I hate...

Nothing to say negative about this place! Food was amazing (ordered the pork steamed gyoza and…read morespicy tuna sushi tower and it was $34 total.) we ordered at a kiosk but the workers were right behind able to guide us through the menu. food was fairly priced for how much food you get. fast service as well! go check this place out you won't be disappointed!

Absolutely stunningly delicious! Clean calm Everything was…read moreprepared to perfection It's in a small strip mall, but it's as if it's a five star restaurant. We have the place to ourselves and the service is amazing. The food is exquisite! Now we have to let y'all know - you need to come here!

One of the best local sushi spots! Kai Sushi is owner-run and you can really feel the care and…read moreattention they put into the experience. The owner and staff are incredibly friendly, thorough, and very accommodating with food allergies, which we really appreciate. The sushi is always fresh and delicious. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local restaurant!

We hadn't been in for a few months. It was nice to know that our server Dallas was still there!…read moreWe came in to celebrate my husband's 76th birthday. We arrived about 5:35 we were seated immediately and offered beverages. The Sushi here is good. I enjoy sitting at the bar and watching the sushi chefs. We do wish the property was larger as the tables and booths are pretty close to each other especially the tables down the middle. The end booths encroach on the restroom so we try to avoid those. It's a very busy little place, has lots of repeat customers. Ask for Dallas as your server-he does a great job.

Truthfully, I was skeptical coming here because it looked like a fast food sushi place on the…read moreoutside but was pleasantly surprised by the fun sushi flavors it offered! It was a busy Wednesday night during dinner time so there was an awkward amount of time between being sat and getting our waters, which arrived after our appetizers. The service was still good despite that. App: spicy tuna taco - definitely had some heat to it Rolls: Mango Tango, Something Wrong, and 90% Hubby said the 90% rolls were okay but better than the mango tango. I personally liked the latter better but the something wrong was my favorite out of those. Can't wait to come back and try the other options!

Here from NM for a family wedding. Seems all we've been eating is pasta, pizza, cakes. We escaped…read morethe family wagon train and came here to get some nutrition and boost our immune system. Cabbage soup and Buddha bowl + chicken easily fed 3 of us. All very fresh. Quiet peaceful space. Like we died and went to heaven. Thank you Nancy for your great creation.

Updating my review, taking one star off due to service. Food is still great, no issues there and…read moreI'll continue coming back for that. But they appear to have hired some younger-ish people, probably early twenties who don't seem to have ever been taught typical human interaction etiquette... You'll get 10% of a forced smile upon walking up to the counter, and the Gen Z stare. & today when I went for dinner with my husband, the girl at the counter read our order back to us in the lowest volume she could muster, I had to turn my ear toward her to try to hear better and even then I could barely hear her. And this isn't the first time I've had a subpar experience similar to this with the front counter person. You'll notice a couple other reviews on here also commenting on the subpar service recently. Hire better or train better, Nancy's management.

Let's get this straight: I absolutely love all things sushi & poke. When it comes to marinated fish…read moreatop rice, greens, and other accoutrements, I'd like to think I've sampled a hallowed range of poke in my time. From the original Sushirrito in San Francisco, to Foodland's poke fare in the islands of Hawaii - I've been there and done all the things. So I'd like to think I know what good poke tastes like: fish tasty enough to eat on its own, sauce that complements rather than overpowers, and just the right amount and flavor of toppings to bring a unique twist to each bowl. One can get a little nerdy about raw fish and I hope to submit my master's thesis one day. Customization is an integral part of the poke experience, and who am I to tell you what to order. Some people don't even put any sauce on their raw fish - and like pope Francis said "who am I to judge that person?" But I simply could not, in good conscience, leave without suggesting this absolute banger, slap my knee, mmh mmh mmmmh, finger lickin good, ask the host for the recipe, delicious poke burrito. It's seriously the best poke item I have eaten in I can't even remember how long. Regular pokerrito Hot Cheetos seaweed wrap Classic ahi tuna + salmon Sweet ginger sauce Edamame, red cabbage, half portion of seaweed salad, mango Drizzle of wasabi Aioli Furikake, tempura crisps 5/5 I'd go out of my way to visit this establishment again

Poke House Austin is a great restaurant for fresh, customizable poke bowls, offering a flavorful…read moreintroduction to Hawaiian inspired cuisine in a fast casual setting. Poke (pronounced poh kay) is a traditional Hawaiian dish made with cubed raw fish, usually tuna or salmon, served over rice or greens and topped with sauces and fresh mixed ingredients. The word poke means to cut or to slice in Hawaiian, which describes how the fish is prepared. At Poke House, the build your own bowl format allows customers to fully customize their meal. You choose a base such as white rice, brown rice, salad greens, or a mixed combination, then add proteins like ahi tuna, salmon, shrimp, or tofu, followed by sauces and toppings such as seaweed salad, avocado, edamame, sesame seeds, and spicy mayo. This customization makes poke approachable for new and experienced poke connoisseurs. Poke House Austin's strengths are its freshness and quality. The restaurant has high quality fish with generous portions. For new poke fans, salmon is always a good starter for new poke fans. The atmosphere is casual and laid-back, making it pleasant to linger. Poke House Austin was a great place to try poke or enjoy it on a regular basis.