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    FOB Poke Bar- Seattle

    4.7 (1.1k reviews)
    ModeratePoke, Salad, Hawaiian
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Steven E.

    We've tried Poke in most every state but Hawaii itself, I'd put this joint in our top ten. Fresh ingredients, esp. the salmon. Plenty of options, more than most poke bars we've visited. Everything tasted sensational, too! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The part I loved most was the decor and overall atmosphere. From the personalized art on the walls to the informative waste/recycle area; it was actually far more enjoyable to dine-in as opposed to carry-out.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Considering the nasty neighborhood they're located in, that says quite a bit.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I feel the cost is reasonable; especially when you factor in the quality and the vast array of options. The only drawback is the ineffective customer service. Not very friendly and not at all helpful. It's probably rough on first-timers, but since we eat this quite often, we persevered. 05/25

    CeCe S.

    FOB Poke seriously delivers when it comes to food--but wow, the location is rough. [[HIGHLIGHT]]While we were eating, we got a full-blown live show of drug deals across the street and a series of loud homeless rants. The stretch along 3rd Street reeks of human pee, and when we finished, we made a beeline out of the area. Definitely not somewhere I'd linger.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] That said, the food was a huge and unexpected win. They have so many options, and everything I tried was fresh and flavorful. The coconut and green tea infused jasmine rice was amazing, and their salmon was super fresh. They offer tons of sauce options--my favorites were the FOB house sauce and the creamy cilantro. And the toppings? Absolutely stacked. The zesty mango was such a unique touch, and I loved that they had seaweed salad, edamame, imitation crab, cucumbers, and more--all included. The only thing that cost extra was avocado, which is totally fair. We ordered 3 bowls for around $40, and we ate every bite happily. [[HIGHLIGHT]]If FOB Poke were in a better neighborhood, I'd be here all the time. For now, it's a "get in, get your food, and get out" kind of place--but worth it for the quality.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Céline A.

    This place used to be a staple in my poke rotation. I enjoy all the toppings options. They have a great variety and service is always quick. Last time I went the watermelon radish was horribly bitter and affected the taste of the whole bowl.

    Anjela L.

    It has to be one of my more favorite poke places! There's plenty of options and the best part is that they don't charge extra. A lot of poke places charge extra for sauce or toppings, but the only thing extra here is the avocado. It was saucy and flavorful. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The only thing is that it is in a bit of an uncomfortable area, we had to park next to a park down the street and immediately had something thrown on the car and a few people in the nude chillin at the park, but that's the only negative.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Wish I could come here alone whenever I was craving poke instead of grabbing someone to come with me for safety lol.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Jessica Z.

    Decent poke spot, I really like the topping options and that you can add most of them for no extra charge. I wish that they mixed the bowl a little more since i had to dig past the toppings to get to the fish/rice

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    Miranda L.

    Walked over to get an early lunch at around 11 am. There were some people in line but it gave us time to look at their extensive menu. It doesn't limit much except for the number of proteins you get with the size which is pretty generous. We ate it in the restaurant and they had a free miso soup machine as well. Build Your Own Regular Bowl - I got brown rice with green onion, cucumber, FOB poke sauce which I assumed was house sauce with sesame sauce, salmon, seared ahi tuna, edamame, mango, seaweed salad, crabmeat and topped with the wonton strips. All together, everything tasted fresh from the mango to seaweed salad to the big portions of fish that they put in as well as savory and umami from the sauces. For 14.99, this was a massive portion that we were both not able to finish on our own. A great place to get fresh poke with many menu options.

    Robert D.

    Nothing much to say! Fresh sushi! Self service so pick how much you can eat I would start small then go back for seconds if needed Don't forget about a cold beverage! To wash it down

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    Sarah C.

    I loved that toppings were free and unlimited even masago, tamagoyaki, crab meat etc. I got the regular (seared ahi tuna and scallops, $14.99) and thought it was pretty worth it

    Katherine G.

    Delicious poke! Ive reviewed FOB in many other locations, and its always great. We came because the line for FOB sushi was too long, and this was close by. I usually go for the salmon and yellowtail, both of which are super fresh and buttery. They also have so many toppings and I love how you can get both crab salads and also tamago and tons of veggies. A hearty and filling meal that is super delicious and dependable!

    Benjamin C.

    FOB Poke Bar I loved this place so much I went twice during my stay in Seattle. FOB Poke Bar isn't in the safest area, so be cautious. The workers are very nice, and the portions are generous. I really enjoyed the FOB rice and appreciated the wide variety of toppings, most of which are free. I got the large bowl both times, with salmon, for 17.99. I really wish this place was in San Francisco. Hope to see this place in SF one day

    Regular poke with salmon and tuna
    Jevin H.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]A no nonsense poke spot in downtown Seattle (I think).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Walking to the restaurant can be a trip in and of itself, but the food here is worth it. The regular poke ended up being ~$19 with tax and tip. I liked the unique toppings that you typically can't find at other poke spots like chick peas and whole cherry tomatoes. Definitely would recommend getting the fob rice and fob sauce as they were unique and tasted good.

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    Alexa D.

    It's hard for me to veer from my usual poke spots, but this place just got added to my list! They have TONS of options for toppings and sauces and have the whole menu labeled with gluten free symbols which made it really easy for me to select my options. I was so impressed with their selection and how fun their sauces are! The staff is very friendly and hygienic and got us through the line quickly. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is lacking for sure- just one or two tables and lots of homeless people outside the door.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Would definitely take it to go. I loved my bowl and can't wait to return!

    Wendi K.

    I came here after seeing that the line for FOB Sushi Bar was miles long. Most options I have ever seen at a BYO poke spot! Tamago as a topping?! Yes, please! I paid about $15 (after tax) for a regular poke bowl. Their assembly line is maximally efficient! I loved the complimentary miso soup dispenser too. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is a limited amount of seating inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    4 months ago

    The best poke in Seattle. The best value and the most tasty. 10/10 I've been here many times

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    I was pretty underwhelmed with the poke here. I felt it was lacking some flavor all around.

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    Ask the Community - FOB Poke Bar- Seattle

    Do you have any peanuts or tree nuts at your restaurant?

    Yes, we have walnut, sunflower seeds, almonds cranberry and raisin on separate container as topping for salad. It’s not on the menu but served when requested.

    Do they have gift cards available?

    Yes, we do offer gift cards in our Belltown location!

    Do they have gluten free options for sauces?

    Hello, Yes we do have gluten free options for sauces. We have our signature FOB Poke sauce in gluten free option, wasabi aioli, spicy mayo, and creamy cilantro.

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    Ono Authentic Hawaiian Poke

    Ono Authentic Hawaiian Poke

    4.6
    (867 reviews)
    12.2 mi
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    I visited Ono Poke on a Saturday afternoon to pick up my preorder for Butter Bandit and decided I…read moremight as well also get a bowl of poke. This was at 12:30PM and there was a long line out the door and around the corner, taking almost 30 minutes. I had previously visited on a rainy winter weekday for lunch and there wasn't a line at all. What a difference the day and weather can make! While in line we could see the chefs cutting up ahi fresh right in front. The longer line gave me time to chat with the owner as he was trimming off the skin and other bits. I learned that tuna skin is much tougher than salmon skin so can't be eaten like salmon skin chips. He also said that the trimmed parts can be taken for free if anyone wants them. Apparently they make good crab bait! Medium w/ Rice, Traditional Limu Ahi, Hamachi, Mac Salad ($21.50) - I love the Hamachi poke mix. It's fresh, tender, and buttery fish tossed in a creamy and slightly spicy sauce, filled with little briny pearls and plenty of aromatics giving a super umami bite. The Limu Ahi is very fresh as well - I mean, it's sliced right in front, and there's so much turnover of the food that's it's pretty much guaranteed fresh. The tuna is fresh and tender, but there's noticeably more sinew compared to the hamachi. The Mac Salad is also really good. It's super creamy and the macaroni isn't overcooked so it still has some bite. The rice is unfortunately the weakest item in the bowl. It's a little too dry for my tastes and is only lightly tossed with rice vinegar, giving a tangy flavor. Overall all the poke is fresh, the flavors all meld together into a delightful balanced bite, and the sauces are not overwhelming. Ono Poke definitely serves some great poke! Bathrooms - One unisex room the back that requires a key from the staff Note: Ono Poke charges a 50 cent fee for credit cards. They also offer a 3% discount for cash

    Ono had been on my hit list for ages and now that I've finally been, I'm so sad that I don't live…read morecloser to Edmonds. They share parking spots with the rest of the plaza and it's not difficult to find a spot if you're willing to walk just a few extra feet. Went for an oddly timed meal on a Saturday around 4PM and they still had all their poke options. There are about 6-8 tables in the store, but quite a few folks take their meals to go. It's definitely not the cheapest meal option, but the poke is absolutely delicious and the fish is unbelievably fresh I tried the Shoyu Salmon, Spicy Tuna, and the Hamachi; all of them were incredible. The Hamachi is only available on weekends and the fish is so fatty it almost melts in your mouth with the creamy and tangy sauce. The Shoyu Salmon is incredibly succulent and just a classic knocked out of the park with a great balance of fresh, salty, and slightly sweet. I'm normally a tuna hater, but the texture is excellent with a nice bite and great spice level.

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    Regular size poke bowl with Spicy ahi and albacore with spicy mayonnaise, Mac salad and seaweed salad
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    Donburi Station - Seattle

    Donburi Station - Seattle

    4.6
    (271 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    My new "go to" location for in-town guests, a quick Sunday run or pretty much any time I am craving…read morethe highest quality, best portions, amazing presentation and like another reviewer said, "no nonsense japanese rice bowls of comfort" love that sentiment. I agree with another reviewer (I had the seared salmon bowl when I first went) and I loved it - but I am a minority because I know the quality of the salmon was super high and I don't require a lot of sauce to enjoy it. But every time I get the mixed chirashi sushi donburi, it is just "beyond expectations." I have now gone almost a dozen times, and it feels like a treat to bring people there - Georgetown in itself is a bit of a surprise, parking is tricky but there is parking lot and the hours are great (I think till 9:00 daily) and the people and service are wonderful. My friend who speaks Japanese talked to the owner and he started this restaurant in Japan and brought it to the Seattle area about 5 years ago. It feels totally authentic, Japanese owned and run, and the quality is consistent every time.

    Might be the minority here and say it's just average. Was hungry and passing through the area and…read moresaw they had a seared salmon bowl (Aburi Sake Don). The taste was unfortunately very bland, no significant sear in the salmon, and the soy sauce didn't add anything memorable to the bowl. The Una-Gyu Don wasn't bad, but the broiled eel with sukiyaki just wasn't special enough to make you crave it again. The location has a parking lot next door at least. Internally the dining space is narrow and fills up quickly at opening times in the weekend. Order at the counter or kiosk, and they'll deliver the food to your table, which you bus yourself at the end.

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    Sukiyaki Beef Don + $2 unagi add on
    Sukiyaki Beef Don + $2 unagi add on
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    Fremont Bowl

    Fremont Bowl

    4.4
    (820 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Met up with a friend while visiting Seattle and we went to Fremont Bowl!…read more It's street parking which took a while to find because this area was bustling with resturaunt and bars! We walked in, ordered at the tablet and sat ourselves down! Water is self serve which we grabbed before finding a seat. I ordered the small una-gyu donburi and this was delicious! Unagi was grilled and seasoned, beef was tender and the rice paired so well with the meat! Good size and we left full! Staff was nice and it got pretty busy after we got our food!

    As one of my favorite businesses in Seattle, the allure of Fremont Bowl is simple: delicious bowls…read moreof Japanese comfort food served in a no frills, unpretentious environment. There are no bells and whistles here, just excellent service, fair prices, and fantastic food. There are only a handful of tables, which is really meant for solo diners and two people at best. There is a handful of takeout patrons at any given time, but that's only because of the wait. It's far more enticing to sit in and experience the magic that exists in every bowl. Water is self-serve and thankfully presented in a filtered water tank that spits out cold, delicious water. A majority of the bowls are between $13-16 each, which in today's foodflation economy seems expected. The good news is that the portion is substantial in every bowl. My go-to is their chirashi, which is roughly $19 but features a nice array of fish cuts that include salmon, chopped fatty tuna, masago, fresh water eel, shrimp with albacore and another dose of tuna. The unagi don is their most expensive bowl at nearly $21, but the broiled unagi with the eel sauce that is dynamite. The textures, the sweetness, and the size is all on point. And due to its status as a teriyaki city, I think the chicken teri don is an excellent alternative to all the seafood. The teriyaki hits all the right flavor notes, with just enough sweetness with the tenderness of the chicken meat. Add in another $1 and it's a spicy version. I so wish there was something like this in my neck of the woods. If I lived in Seattle, this would be a weekly destination. I'm already looking forward to my next visit(s).

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    Teriyaki Bowl
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