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Finally got to come back to this place! I came on a Saturday afternoon and the line was out the door, but it moved pretty quickly! I opted for double seaweed salad, and it was incredible! It was fresh and added the perfect sweetness to every bite of rice and tuna. I tried my cousin's pickled cucumbers as well, and they were good, but I definitely need the seaweed salad with every bite! For my two tuna choices, I got the California Roll and Hawaiian. Both were good, but the California Roll was amazing! I absolutely loved the avocado and crab. I've been here before and tried the Shoyu last time, but it wasn't a flavor I cared for. I also tried my cousin's spicy one, which was good, but the California Roll was definitely the standout. I would get double next time! Overall, the poke is fresh, the sides are good, and you get a good portion for the price. Definitely coming back for that California Roll and double seaweed salad!
Got the spicy and shoyu poke with cucumber and seaweed salad on the side. Everything was really fresh and flavorful. It was all made really well, and I honestly really enjoyed it, especially as someone who doesn't normally eat tuna. The workers were really nice and helpful and gave great recommendations since it was my first time there. The seaweed salad and cucumber paired really well with the bowl too. I also heard the spicy edamame is really good, so I'll definitely be trying that next time. Parking is easy since they have their own lot, but seating is a bit limited. There was no line when I came, which was a plus because I've heard this place usually has a line. Overall, a really good experience and I'd definitely come back!
Jus' Poke was a good spot for craving something fresh, simple, and satisfying. Even on a night right before closing, the line was packed, and it took about 30 minutes before we got to the front to order. I tried their original and shoyu poke. While the original poke was still on the frozen/dethawing side, it was well-seasoned and was tasty. The shoyu had a nice savory, slightly salty flavor that went well with the rice and furikake. The edamame and seaweed salad were also great sides as a part of the meal. This is a spot that I'd love to try again!
Really good! One of the best poke shops I've been to. Hawaiian style poke with GREAT portions for the price. Fish is fresh and sauced really well. Worth the hype.
Truly some of the best poke I've had. The ahi texture is the perfect bouncy-but-firm, not sinewy or mushy at all. Seasoned perfectly. I got it twice in one week. I tried the Hawaiian, Spicy, Original, Shoyu, and Wasabi. My first time, I got the Hawaiian and Spicy poke with spicy edamame and spicy cucumbers. I went too fast and totally didn't realize I ordered all spicy. My mouth was totally on fire and we got ice cream after. The regular comes in a half bento box and the large is a full square bento box. Note they only do ahi and no salmon or other fish. Regular is absolutely enough for one meal. The staff was very friendly when I told them it was my first time. You get brown or white rice, two choices of poke, and two choices of sides. I think my perfect order is Original and Spicy with spicy cucumber and seaweed salad. With furikake!
Jus' Poke is a South Bay favorite and an absolute must when in the area. The line is almost always out the door and parking is very limited, so I'd recommend snagging street parking down the road if a spot is open. The space is modest and fits fewer than 10 indoor diners, so plan on this being a to-go run. Ordering is straightforward: pick a size, white or brown rice, two sides, and a protein. The spicy tuna was tender, fresh, and easily comparable to what you'd find in Hawaii. They also offer a nice variety of soft drinks and reasonably priced merch. The only minor drawback was the takeout container--it isn't very moisture-resistant and started leaking about 10 minutes into our drive. But even with the wait and the messy box, I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area P.S. Be warned--their spicy edamame is no joke!
Always a must stop when going to redondo beach. The fish is so fresh and you can't beat the quality and quantity for the price. The flavors are super bold and the portions are big, a regular was able to fill 2 of us! There is typically a line and there was seating inside and outside, it's limited but most people seem to takeout so not hard to get a spot. As for the fish, you can't really go wrong with what you pick! The California was creamy and fresh and the shoyu had a nice strong but not overpowering flavors. Seaweed salad and cucumbers are a must but cucumbers a bit spicy.
the first time i came here, i forgot to make a review but i LOVED it. it was SO yummy and such a great deal for poke on the mainland. usually places charge so much for a tiny scoop, but they are not shy with their portions here! i love the flavors & i love the furikake on the rice. i do want to warn people that the spicy edamame is genuinely spicy. i would get it on the side if you do not want your entire bowl to be spicy lol. the second time i came, the fish wasn't as fresh tasting and it made me kind of sad. i think it was just an off batch. however, i will definitely come back again because of the amazing portions & great flavors! also please note: the line can get long, so be ready to wait!
Wondering what kind of food Jus' Poke sells? Well, it's basically just poke, and for what it is, they do it right. The best, most authentic poke places are always holes in the wall. This shop is basically a one-stop, one-way walk through shack that can only seat no more than 10 people at a time at a bar counter. The parking lot can hold no more than 10-15 cars at a time. The seating is sparse with only three tables outside. The line was long when we came at 12. The line was even longer walking away at 2. Talk about exclusivity. A medium bowl comes with two sides and two choices of fish. I got the Sweet Heat and the Local's Wasabi flavor. The wasabi was strong, packing a punch with every other bite. It was always unexpected, so make sure you enjoy the surprise and sensation of wasabi if you do try it. Sweet Heat was more accessible, not too spicy, great flavors. And of course I have to highlight the cucumbers! I love how each piece is cut slightly differently, almost unwieldy. Gives great texture and a rustic, homemade feel. Jus' Poke is a classic RB favorite, and I've been a fan for years. I just can't believe that it's continuing to grow in popularity after all this time.
Was at the Firestone across the street at 11 when I noticed a line at Jus Poke. Line didn't give while waiting for my car service. +1 and I decided to give Jus Poke a go and we joined the line around 1:30pm on a Saturday. The line went by pretty quick at around 15 minutes until we got to order. Music was a little loud one you get to the door and when you are inside. Menu is small but the food items are solid. The bowl is half the size of the large with one scoop of rice instead of 2. We opted for white rice instead of brown and for sides, they have edamame, pickles and seaweed salad. Their fish option seemed to be mostly tuna and different sauces mixed in. I was able to try the spicy; fish was good. Flavor was great, not too spicy and fish texture was good. My only quip was that I wish that I had more rice because everything had a lot of flavor. Jus' Poke is a great food option if ever in the area!
Jus' Poke is a very popular spot in Redondo Beach for a reason! The fish was very fresh and good quality. I got the California Roll Poke, and although it was good, it didn't WOW me but I think I hyped myself up from all these other reviews. I might still be biased towards Ry's Poke Shack. Sides were additional $3 each. This place is the first I've seen to offer picked cucumbers as a side! There was a line out the door for a Tuesday evening but it moved pretty quickly. Parking lot is very small. And mostly outside seating.
Pretty long line but it moves quickly since the ordering system is pretty efficient. The food is definitely worth the wait, everything was so fresh and flavorful! We got the shoyu and the sweet heat and both were so good. Pretty good portion size. This quickly became one of my favorite poke spots! However parking and seating is limited and can be hard to find. Will definitely be back when we're in the area!
Our go-to spot for poke! We love the quality of tuna here, it is always fresh and so flavorful. The line can be quite long at times but service does go by quickly. They have a dog friendly outdoor seating area which is a big plus for us.
1 month ago
10 days ago
Amazing authentic hawaiian poke that serves only tuna. Super simple and well priced bowl for rice, two sides, and two tuna flavors. Might be some of the best cucumber salad I've ever had, and love getting the shoyu, sweet heat (actually spicy), and spicy (somehow less spicy than sweet heat). My favorite thing is to get this to go and eat it on the beach, it truly makes for the best picnic. All the waiters are super kind. It's a small poke shack though so the line can get really long (out the door and into the parking lot), and the parking lot is a weird shape & small. read more
12 hours ago
Overall (3.75/5) Pretty good poke, but I think the hype is a little higher than the actual variety. The portion is big and the flavors are good, but the whole menu is pretty simple. First Impressions (3.5/5) When I first got in line, it was basically touching the first car in the parking lot closest to the building, and it took about 30 minutes to get through. What We Got (4/5) The ordering process is a little different from a normal poke place. They mainly focus on tuna with different flavors instead of having a bunch of different proteins. They have two sizes, regular and large, and I got the large for $21 and some change. The size mainly changes the portion, but you can still only choose two tuna flavors and two sides. I got the shoyu and spicy tuna with chili cucumber and wonton crisps. Taste and Quality (4/5) If you can get past the very soft, almost soggy texture of the tuna, it is actually pretty flavorful. The tuna wasn't fishy at all and had a little chew to it. The shoyu and spicy flavors were both good, and the wonton crisps added a nice crunch that balanced out the softer tuna. The cucumber was also good. Service (4/5) Considering how long the line was, it moved pretty quickly. It took about 30 minutes from getting in line to getting my food. Space and Atmosphere (3.5/5) Pretty casual and simple. Nothing too crazy about the atmosphere, but it works for a quick meal. Was It Worth It (3.5/5) The large is definitely a big portion, so you get a lot of food. But at $21 and some change, I feel like the variety is a little lacking for the price, especially since you are limited to two tuna flavors and two sides. Final Thoughts I would say it is worth trying if you really like tuna and want a big portion. The flavors are actually pretty good once you get past the texture, but for all the hype, I expected a little more variety and options. read more
Finally got to come back to this place! I came on a Saturday afternoon and the line was out the door, but it moved pretty quickly! I opted for double seaweed salad, and it was incredible! It was fresh and added the perfect sweetness to every bite of rice and tuna. I tried my cousin's pickled cucumbers as well, and they were good, but I definitely need the seaweed salad with every bite! For my two tuna choices, I got the California Roll and Hawaiian. Both were good, but the California Roll was amazing! I absolutely loved the avocado and crab. I've been here before and tried the Shoyu last time, but it wasn't a flavor I cared for. I also tried my cousin's spicy one, which was good, but the California Roll was definitely the standout. I would get double next time! Overall, the poke is fresh, the sides are good, and you get a good portion for the price. Definitely coming back for that California Roll and double seaweed salad! read more
Got the spicy and shoyu poke with cucumber and seaweed salad on the side. Everything was really fresh and flavorful. It was all made really well, and I honestly really enjoyed it, especially as someone who doesn't normally eat tuna. The workers were really nice and helpful and gave great recommendations since it was my first time there. The seaweed salad and cucumber paired really well with the bowl too. I also heard the spicy edamame is really good, so I'll definitely be trying that next time. Parking is easy since they have their own lot, but seating is a bit limited. There was no line when I came, which was a plus because I've heard this place usually has a line. Overall, a really good experience and I'd definitely come back! read more
Jus' Poke was a good spot for craving something fresh, simple, and satisfying. Even on a night right before closing, the line was packed, and it took about 30 minutes before we got to the front to order. I tried their original and shoyu poke. While the original poke was still on the frozen/dethawing side, it was well-seasoned and was tasty. The shoyu had a nice savory, slightly salty flavor that went well with the rice and furikake. The edamame and seaweed salad were also great sides as a part of the meal. This is a spot that I'd love to try again! read more
2 months ago
Truly some of the best poke I've had. The ahi texture is the perfect bouncy-but-firm, not sinewy or mushy at all. Seasoned perfectly. I got it twice in one week. I tried the Hawaiian, Spicy, Original, Shoyu, and Wasabi. My first time, I got the Hawaiian and Spicy poke with spicy edamame and spicy cucumbers. I went too fast and totally didn't realize I ordered all spicy. My mouth was totally on fire and we got ice cream after. The regular comes in a half bento box and the large is a full square bento box. Note they only do ahi and no salmon or other fish. Regular is absolutely enough for one meal. The staff was very friendly when I told them it was my first time. You get brown or white rice, two choices of poke, and two choices of sides. I think my perfect order is Original and Spicy with spicy cucumber and seaweed salad. With furikake! read more
Jus' Poke is a South Bay favorite and an absolute must when in the area. The line is almost always out the door and parking is very limited, so I'd recommend snagging street parking down the road if a spot is open. The space is modest and fits fewer than 10 indoor diners, so plan on this being a to-go run. Ordering is straightforward: pick a size, white or brown rice, two sides, and a protein. The spicy tuna was tender, fresh, and easily comparable to what you'd find in Hawaii. They also offer a nice variety of soft drinks and reasonably priced merch. The only minor drawback was the takeout container--it isn't very moisture-resistant and started leaking about 10 minutes into our drive. But even with the wait and the messy box, I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area P.S. Be warned--their spicy edamame is no joke! read more
2 months ago
Always a must stop when going to redondo beach. The fish is so fresh and you can't beat the quality and quantity for the price. The flavors are super bold and the portions are big, a regular was able to fill 2 of us! There is typically a line and there was seating inside and outside, it's limited but most people seem to takeout so not hard to get a spot. As for the fish, you can't really go wrong with what you pick! The California was creamy and fresh and the shoyu had a nice strong but not overpowering flavors. Seaweed salad and cucumbers are a must but cucumbers a bit spicy. read more
the first time i came here, i forgot to make a review but i LOVED it. it was SO yummy and such a great deal for poke on the mainland. usually places charge so much for a tiny scoop, but they are not shy with their portions here! i love the flavors & i love the furikake on the rice. i do want to warn people that the spicy edamame is genuinely spicy. i would get it on the side if you do not want your entire bowl to be spicy lol. the second time i came, the fish wasn't as fresh tasting and it made me kind of sad. i think it was just an off batch. however, i will definitely come back again because of the amazing portions & great flavors! also please note: the line can get long, so be ready to wait! read more
Wondering what kind of food Jus' Poke sells? Well, it's basically just poke, and for what it is, they do it right. The best, most authentic poke places are always holes in the wall. This shop is basically a one-stop, one-way walk through shack that can only seat no more than 10 people at a time at a bar counter. The parking lot can hold no more than 10-15 cars at a time. The seating is sparse with only three tables outside. The line was long when we came at 12. The line was even longer walking away at 2. Talk about exclusivity. A medium bowl comes with two sides and two choices of fish. I got the Sweet Heat and the Local's Wasabi flavor. The wasabi was strong, packing a punch with every other bite. It was always unexpected, so make sure you enjoy the surprise and sensation of wasabi if you do try it. Sweet Heat was more accessible, not too spicy, great flavors. And of course I have to highlight the cucumbers! I love how each piece is cut slightly differently, almost unwieldy. Gives great texture and a rustic, homemade feel. Jus' Poke is a classic RB favorite, and I've been a fan for years. I just can't believe that it's continuing to grow in popularity after all this time. read more
Was at the Firestone across the street at 11 when I noticed a line at Jus Poke. Line didn't give while waiting for my car service. +1 and I decided to give Jus Poke a go and we joined the line around 1:30pm on a Saturday. The line went by pretty quick at around 15 minutes until we got to order. Music was a little loud one you get to the door and when you are inside. Menu is small but the food items are solid. The bowl is half the size of the large with one scoop of rice instead of 2. We opted for white rice instead of brown and for sides, they have edamame, pickles and seaweed salad. Their fish option seemed to be mostly tuna and different sauces mixed in. I was able to try the spicy; fish was good. Flavor was great, not too spicy and fish texture was good. My only quip was that I wish that I had more rice because everything had a lot of flavor. Jus' Poke is a great food option if ever in the area! read more
Jus' Poke is a very popular spot in Redondo Beach for a reason! The fish was very fresh and good quality. I got the California Roll Poke, and although it was good, it didn't WOW me but I think I hyped myself up from all these other reviews. I might still be biased towards Ry's Poke Shack. Sides were additional $3 each. This place is the first I've seen to offer picked cucumbers as a side! There was a line out the door for a Tuesday evening but it moved pretty quickly. Parking lot is very small. And mostly outside seating. read more
Pretty long line but it moves quickly since the ordering system is pretty efficient. The food is definitely worth the wait, everything was so fresh and flavorful! We got the shoyu and the sweet heat and both were so good. Pretty good portion size. This quickly became one of my favorite poke spots! However parking and seating is limited and can be hard to find. Will definitely be back when we're in the area! read more
Our go-to spot for poke! We love the quality of tuna here, it is always fresh and so flavorful. The line can be quite long at times but service does go by quickly. They have a dog friendly outdoor seating area which is a big plus for us. read more
6 days ago
The best poke in the South Bay and Los Angeles area. The line is always long but sometimes it's a hit and miss. The service was slow the last time I went. They need to hire more staff to accommodate the long lines. It's frustrating being in the hot sun for over 30 minutes. Anyways the Hawaiian Peppa is the best one for me. The regular Spicy was my favorite from last time, however, nothing beats the Hawaiian peppa flavor. The parking sucks here so you have to park far from the restaurant; but it's all worth it. The music is very demographical hence everyone listens to reggae in the South Bay. The mural is stunning and the merch is a must cop! read more
1 month ago
I've been coming here for about 12 years, and it has always been one of my favorite spots. I came back this time after about a year, and I had never seen people lining up like this before! unfortunately, the shoyu didn't taste the same as I remembered.. I'm not sure if it has changed, but the flavor and seasoning definitely seemed different. The tuna quality also wasn't as good as what I've had here in the past. The spicy and wasabi were still good, but the shoyu was a little disappointing. I've eaten here so many times over the years, and this was honestly the first time I left feeling a little disappointed. Hopefully it was just an off day because I've always really liked this place.. read more
Had a pretty long line one Sunday evening but I kinda get it considering how good the meal was. I ended up ordering a large serving with Shoyu and Spicy Shoyu and wow were the servings filling! Almost like I ordered a large or something...I had it with edamame and seaweed salad on the side, with rice being a complementary side as well. The food is as good as Poke could possibly get, so I would definitely come back if I were in the area. The interior is pretty small with some seating along the wall and with around 2-3 tables outside. While I was able to find parking at the connected parking lot, I can see why it'd be a challenge as the parking lot is really small. But there is a neighborhood right next to it and a parking lot across the street so it's no worries on that end. Minimal interaction with staff but they seemed cool. read more
5 months ago
Food: My husband and I both ordered poke bowls with a mix of Hawaiian and spicy poke, along with shoyu and California roll poke. Everything tasted incredibly fresh right away, with clean flavors and a great balance of umami, savory richness, and just the right amount of spice. Each component complemented the others well, and nothing felt overly heavy or overpowering. It's easy to see why people say this is one of the most authentic poke spots in the area, the simplicity and quality really shine through. That said, personal preference-wise, I still find myself leaning toward Poke Express in Las Vegas (though to be fair, I've never been to Hawaii, so that might change one day). Price: Pricing is pretty standard for quality poke in Southern California. A regular bowl (about 1/3 lb of fish with rice and a side) typically runs around $15-17, while larger bowls can range from about $19-24 depending on portion size. Overall, expect to spend around $15-25 per person, which feels fair given the freshness and portion sizes. Ambiance: This is very much a grab‑and‑go style spot rather than a sit-down restaurant. It's located right along the street and almost always has a long line of people waiting, which tells you a lot about its popularity. Inside, there's a small bar area with a handful of high chairs, and a couple of tables outside, but seating overall is pretty limited. Not really a place to linger, more for a quick, casual bite. Service: Despite how busy it constantly is, service is efficient and straightforward. The staff keeps things moving quickly and stays organized, so even with a line, the wait doesn't feel too bad. No frills, but solid and dependable. Parking: There's a small side parking lot that can fit maybe around 10 cars, which fills up quickly during peak hours. Otherwise, you'll likely have to find street parking nearby and walk over. Not impossible, but it does take a little extra effort, especially when it's busy. read more
this is hands down my favorite poke place in socal. the store itself is pretty small, but there are a tables where you can eat inside, and a few tables outside the store. there is usually a line, but it moves fast! my go-to flavors to order are spicy and local's wasabi. the spicy is so creamy, savory, and full of umami which balances out the sharp, salty shoyu-wasabi flavor profile of local's wasabi. for the sides, i always get spicy edamame and wonton chips. DELISH!!!! i'm actually addicted to this place! also they have a pretty sick rewards program that i love utilizing! read more
I wouldn't call myself a Poke aficionado, I just know what tastes good. I have a few a go to like King Poke and Ry's but a new friend said they were going here tomorrow and to get there early. Well I called and they said they had just made fresh batches for Dinner Rush and if I got there before 4:30 I should be ok. I got there at 4 and they already had all the counter seats taken, but there was no one yet in line so after discussing with an employee and my friends recommendations I decided on Reg Shoyu and Spicy. I saw Chili Peppa and it reminded me of the Chili Peppa wadda on the Islands. Home boy gave me some to try and next time I'm on that!! Anyway if you live close (I don't) ya gotta hit it up (Even if you dont live close go) I will be back and ya don't need the large. Got the cucumber salad, really good as well as the brown rice with Furakaki. Anyway Mahalo Boys! I'll be back!! read more
1 month ago
Jus Poke is easily my go-to poke spot whenever I'm in the area! The poke is always so fresh, the portions are super filling, and everything is absolutely delicious. By far one of my favorite poke spots! My small plate ($13.75) was half shoyu and half spicy tuna with white rice, seaweed salad, and pickled cucumbers. The large plate ($19.25) was half original and half spicy tuna with brown rice, seaweed salad, and spicy edamame. Everything was so flavorful and fresh! Definitely a must-try if you're in Redondo Beach. I'll 100% be coming back! read more
The most popular poke place around! There was a long line around 1pm on a Saturday. I came back around 5:30 pm and did not have to wait, but saw that the dinnertime line was beginning to form! Good luck with parking, you either get lucky in their small lot or street parking. If you want to risk it, there's a petco next store. I was really surprised with the prices here. For $14, you get a decently large platter of fish, rice, and sides. Since I was taking it to-go, I opted to just get poke by the pound, which was also good value! I got 1 pound of the shoyu tuna and enjoyed how fresh the fish was. The taste was pretty delicious. It makes me want to try other flavors some day! read more
There are few places I'm happy to wait 45 minutes for, and this is absolutely one of them. Service is fast - and they have to be, as demand for this place is literally out the door and wrapped around the parking lot. They give large servings for a reasonable price, and the fish was out of this world tender. read more
I visited Ju's Poke on an early Sunday evening with my friend. We opted for street parking across the building. There was a line that took about 15 mins. I got a regular bowl with their shoyu & spicy poke & brown rice as my base. I also added on seaweed salad, spicy edamame, & pickled cucumbers. We both enjoyed our bowls & would visit again! read more
Popular poke spot but they only have tuna so this might not be the best choice for everyone. There's a small parking lot out front and there's minimal seating inside the actual restaurant. There was a bit of a line when I went on a Saturday afternoon but it moved pretty quick I ordered the large bc I wanted to try two different flavors but later realized I could've gotten a regular and still been able to try two different sauces. Next time, I would def plan on getting a regular since the large was way too much For flavors, I liked both the Hawaiian and spicy a lot. The shoyu was just ok. I like that they have spicy cucumber salad too but I do wish it had more of a kick read more
4 days ago
I just moved down to the area in the beginning of the year & I've been wanting to try this place. Every time I drive by there's always a huge line ! Today I decided to go, & the line wasn't bad. This is seriously the best poke I've ever had. It's so fresh & it has the perfect amount of spice. I got the spicy poke, edamame, & white rice. The rice is so warm & fluffy. I'm not sure what seasonings are on top of it but it's really good ! I will definitely be coming back. read more
3 months ago
Very long line out the door but it is very much worth the wait! Very fresh/authentic poke and quite a few flavors to decide on, all are good options. All of their sides are great as well - I love the spicy cucumber & seaweed salad. grab a plate of poke & head on over to the beach which is right around the corner! read more
We waited around 20 minutes to order at this hyped up poke shop. We both ordered the option which allowed you to pick two kinds of fish with rice and two sides. We were able to try four different kinds of poke since we spread out our options among the two plates to try as many as we could. For our sides, we got the cucumber salad and seaweed salad. The fish was definitely fresh and the rice was steaming hot too. However, I personally didn't see anything extremely special about the poke here. The shoyu poke especially was way too salty. The spicy poke was as well. The one with mayo on it was less so. The rice was fresh but also a little bit mushy. The seaweed salad was a little bit too sweet for me and the cucumbers also had a bit of sweetness and acidity rather than savoriness which is what I prefer. The portions were generous and definitely high-quality ingredients. However, this might just not be for me - not the best poke or worst I've ever had. There were plentiful seats inside and outside, so that was definitely a plus. The interior was clean and well organized as well. I'd recommend giving this place a try, but it's not my personal favorite. Fresh fish but the flavors just weren't my cup of tea. read more
8 months ago
Jus' Poke's been on my radar for quite a while as it appears to be one of the few poke places in L.A. that actually serve real Hawaiian-style poke. Decided it was time to come here as I was visiting my friend nearby in Torrance. Went a la carte and got 1/3 lb each of the original, spicy, and shoyu, along with some rice. I thought the poke was good, but it didn't blow me away. The tuna was very fresh, no issues there. But I thought the seasoning on the original (which is Hawaiian-style) and shoyu didn't quite match what I've had in Hawaii. The spicy was good, but it's covered in spicy mayo so you can't really mess that up. The menu is also limited as the only thing they serve here is tuna, so if you're a fan of salmon or octopus, you're out of luck. Staff here are very friendly. I would expect nothing less from a restaurant whose owners come from the Hawaiian islands! They do have a small parking lot, but I can see it being an issue if it is a busy day here. Overall, I did enjoy the food here. I think it is good, but not good enough for me to go out of my way for it. If I'm in the area again though, definitely will come back. read more
Jus' Poke is one of my favorite poke spots in Redondo. It's a true hole-in-the-wall with minimal seating inside, but the food more than makes up for it. The poke is super fresh and consistently hits the spot. Portions are generous, so you definitely get your money's worth. It's clearly a popular place--there's often a line--but it moves pretty quickly, so the wait is usually not bad at all. If you're looking for high-quality, no-frills poke, this is a great go-to spot. read more
There's always a line at this poke spot, so I had to check it out. Even though the line was long, it moved pretty fast. Tables/seats are limited. We got their shoyu and spicy poke, which were tasty and fresh. Priced fairly well considering the amount of food they give to! The only complaint would be the rice was all meshed together, which didn't sit too well. read more
20 days ago
best poke in los angeles hands down! sometimes there is a line forming outside the door but the service is very quick. I LOVE IT HERE!!! read more
I had Jus' Poke bookmarked for a while, and finally got to try it out. It is located in a small standalone shack, and in addition to street parking there is a small adjacent parking lot. You can order poke by the pound or get a poke bowl, both regular and large poke bowls come with two kinds of poke and two sides, the large size is just bigger portions. You also get a choice of white or brown rice as base. The poke here is Hawaiian style, instead of other poke places where you pick proteins and a bunch of toppings. We tried a few different poke and they were all delicious, the closest to poke in Hawaii we have had outside of Hawaii. The wakame (seaweed) and pickled cucumber sides were also tasty, though the cucumber was a little too sweet for me. The rice also comes with optional furikake with sesame seed seasoning. We completed our meal with Hawaiian Sun drinks, and it felt like a little slice of Hawaii in Redondo Beach! Prices were fair under $20 per person, and to be honest the large portion was very generous and I probably could have gone with the regular size. There is a counter along the wall with seats for dining in, as well as some tables outside. The ambience was nice and relaxed. Highly recommend for Hawaiian style poke! read more
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Is there free parking?
Yes, there is a private lot with about 8 spaces and street parking on PCH.
Is any of the poke gluten, dairy, and egg free?
Hi J.L. Our original and spicy poke are gluten free. All of our Mayo based poke do have egg whites in them. We have no dairy in any of our products. Mahalo!
Did you recently change the size of your small boxes? We eat there often and noticed today that the portions were smaller, the box itself was smaller and had a different design than what we had two weeks ago.
Hi Christine, With COVID messing up a lot of distribution we have had to change bowls here and there but they are the same volume. Our usual bowls are flatter but wider. These…
Can you pick a fish or it is already included in the sauce?
All we serve here is Ahi tuna and it is premixed and marinated. We hope to see you soon!
How is the store operating during COVID?
No inside seating, contactless payment, customers stand 6 ft away from each other while waiting in line. Last time I was there, outdoor seating was not available. Everyone wears masks and hand sanitizer is available for customers.
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