A friend had recommended me to try this place after she's gone several times…read more I'm pretty sure that I've been to their location on the east side before and was happy to see that they open another location on the west side. For a large bowl with two scoops of protein, they give you a pretty good amount of food. Although a lot of their protein comes preseasoned with different flavors and so you got to mix it matched, but sometimes you have to be able to balance what the preseasoned flavors are with everything else. I wasn't expecting that at first, but I was still able to enjoy a nice lunch and be in and out within 5 minutes.

Seasweets is a cute little restaurant. It was quiet when we came in during lunch hour, and the…read morestaff was friendly and helped us right away. Both my husband and I got the garlic salmon poke and Thai iced teas. The garlic salmon poke was okay. Something was spicy but I'm not sure what since I didn't add anything spicy? I am good with spicy foods so I doubt it was the garlic, so I am going to guess cross contamination from one of the other main bases. The salmon itself and crab salad were a little bland but the seaweed salad was good. The Thai iced tea was not good. It had a weird aftertaste and wasn't sweet. It tasted like it was made out of a premade powder mix. We didn't finish them and threw them away. It satisfies the craving, but it isn't the best poke we've had. If you're in the area it's a nice place, but there's better poke elsewhere.

We stopped by last week and my daughter chose this truck. Her thoughts on the meal...super fresh,…read moregenerous portion, great sauce, very fast prep. She had zero complaints and said they earned a 5. :)

By far best poke in Beaverton. Great food, quick/nice service and a small little food cart. Come…read morehere for the best poke in town.

Went yesterday to try the new location. The food here is amazing, the meat is so tender, the rice…read moreperfectly cooked and the pasta salad is a very tasty accompaniment. The restaurant was pretty busy at 2pm on a Saturday, but service was very quick. One thing to note here is that the musician that was at their other location was not there - that was a nice touch, albeit the live music was kind of loud - hopefully they still bring the performer in during different times throughout the week/day. I highly recommend this location and 808 overall as a restaurant.

Came to try the newly built Beaverton location and so glad we did! We chose to dine-in, husband got…read moreKatsu and I got the Salmon - both REALLY great. The salmon was perfectly crisp on the outside while just flaking apart under the fork ‍ I also had the peach tea and brought home the lilikoi cheesecake and WOW! Highly recommend. Great waiter too, super kind gentleman who brought me lots of sauces so I could try them out We've tried the other Hawaiian restaurants in town, but this one is top notch. Food, service, etc, all fantastic.

It's the only sushi place I recommend around here…read more Great portions, great quality, great selection, and great plating. Price is also great and the service as well. It's just that great of a place

Nice gem in the heart of Beaverton, walked by going to my favorite Korean place and saw this and I…read morelike Japanese as well. It will be one of my favorite choices going forward. Oysters were lovely and tasty, quality of the Tempura and Softshell crab excellent. Quality and texture of the sashimi combo excrement and the Uni totally rocked - pricey but from Hokkaido!!

Lots of food choices and at reasonable prices. Food was very good and they have a barread more

The only gripe I have is that it does a great disservice to all the vendors if the owner does not…read morekeep an updated list of the food carts available. Some people would be really put off by being unable to plan for what they want to get, or if their favorite cart were to be closed when they visited. When I visited, I was kind of overwhelmed so I walked a loop around. I got a plate at Casa Latina and sampled some burger from Wolfs Head. I like the arrangement of the place as it has bathrooms, water available from the bar, and ample tables (although none super protected from the elements - only large overhead umbrellas). I found street parking, but there's also a large parking lot a short distance away that's dedicated to the food pod. I would give this place five stars if they just updated their website!

I was in town and wanted to find some Hawaii ingredients. I was very impressed with what a giant…read morevariety of food, beauty and house ware items available! I was like a kid in a candy store. I found a good handful of items from Hawaii that I was either wanting or needed while in town. If you make lau lau, I found some nice luau leaves for a very good price. It wasn't all stem, like how some of the store sells em so it was a plus. My daughters enjoyed the variety of musubi in the hot case. Reminded them of Foodland. They said it was good.

Extremely Unprofessional Behavior at the Poke Counter…read more Today my friend and I drove to Uwajimaya specifically to buy fresh poke, which we usually enjoy here. When we arrived at the poke bowl service counter, we were standing in front of the menu screens trying to decide what to order. We were not in line yet, because we were still looking at the options and deciding. We had only been standing there for less than three minutes. At the time, there was an Asian male employee helping another customer. After that customer finished ordering, another male employee (tall with long hair) gestured toward me and asked if I was ready to order. I said, "Can I get a mini bowl please?" Instead of confirming my order, he immediately asked whether my friend wanted the same thing. My friend was still deciding and had not said she was ordering yet, so I politely replied that she wasn't sure yet, but I was ready to order mine. The employee then shook his head and slammed the rice container, which completely surprised me. The gesture and attitude felt very disrespectful and unnecessarily aggressive toward a customer. For context, I work in the food service industry myself, so I understand that things can get busy. However, at that moment there were no other customers waiting behind us, so the pressure and frustration displayed by this employee felt very inappropriate. Because of how uncomfortable the interaction felt, I told him that it was okay and that I would not order anymore. My friend also said it was okay and that we didn't want anything anymore. Instead of simply letting us go, the employee shouted loudly across the counter, saying "Come back, come back! What do you want? Come back!" while waving his hand at us as if we had to beg for him to serve us. We had done nothing wrong--we were simply looking at the menu and politely asked for a mini bowl. The experience left us feeling confused, pressured, and honestly quite uncomfortable. We later reported the incident to the customer service counter. The female employee there (wearing glasses) listened and said she would forward the report to management. I have visited Uwajimaya many times and usually enjoy shopping here, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope management addresses this situation and reminds staff that basic courtesy and patience are essential in customer service. After the incident, we decided not to order poke and only purchased a bottled tea before leaving. We ended up going to another Japanese restaurant nearby for food instead. I'm sharing this experience not to attack the business, but to provide honest feedback. Uwajimaya has always been a place we enjoy visiting, and we would be happy to come back in the future--once we feel confident that customers will not be treated this way again by this particular employee.

I am not sure how I feel about this place especially since it took me 1.5 business day to finish…read morethe poke I ordered which the majority ended up in the trash. It was missing something, on top of being so overpriced. I've been here more than once to give them a fair review. The second occasion was to get a spam musubi, the rice was mushy and besides the spam- it was bland. I also tried following the google hours (which is the same hours posted on their door) just to get there and they said they were closed. The staff however are really kind which is why I keep going back

Heard so many good things and I had to see what was up. Followed the instagram, and finally made…read moresome time to look for parking and check out the poke. There were many good options, a little pricey for frozen fish. I met the owner. Reminded me of an uncle back home. While the poke wasn't bad, it was clearly made to appeal to the Oregonians. I grew up with simple poke, just enough sauce for flavor and just enough seasoning for taste. I got a poke plate and I normally just put enough sauce to coat my food, I ended up receiving a heavily sauced container of fish. I got a few musubis and Hawaii snacks. For a poke plate, 2 musubis, and Hawaiian sun almost $35, I almost joked out loud and said wow must have Gold in my bag. I would come here again, but I definitely wouldn't go out of my way for poke in Portland, there are so many other options.

The place left me wanting. It' is fine.. just a few things…read moreit could do a bit better. The portion size is ok for the price. The seafood/fish selection is fine, they have salmon, tuna, cooked shrimp, tofu and smoked squid. The toppings are a good amount as well as a decent selection of mix-in. There seems to be a few random add-ons to the mix-in process $ wise. The fish is cut rather large for poke - 2/3 bite vs the one bite. Sauces are custom added so the poke isn't already mixed in. The sauce didn't really stand out or add as much flavor as some other poke shops

This Joy Pokè is located in a small shopping center that's near the bottom of a downward slope…read more Just to give you a little description about the parking lot, but in hindsight it was easy to find. Twice, I've been here. Once to try it out, the second time to remember if I ate here before or not lol. Here's a bit about this Joy Pokè location. The place is small, but clean for the most part. You start by selecting from the menu board up above. Pick the size bowl you'd like; Small, medium, large. Plus a base; White or brown rice, salad, or half-n-half. Then select the little sides like crabmeat and avocado or seaweed salad (there's more options). Third, you pick the type of fish you want for your protein. More veggie extras, add sauces like ponzu or shoyu or spicy chili. Then you complete it with toppings of your choice as well; Corn, roasted garlic, onion, furikake, etc. My bowl was prepared by the same guy as the first time, who's probably the manager or owner. Who seemed polite, but didn't say much to help with the selections. No big deal regarding services. I ordered a Large Bowl for $19.99 and added a $3 tip. The container felt a bit heavy, but it also felt like a medium bowl for the price. It was that, two large scoops of rice, but you felt a bit shafted with the amount of poke given to compensate for the amount of rice. Suggestion: Add all the extras and toppings I guess. The taste was decent, but wasn't enough to make me wanna come back any time soon. It's worth a try if you haven't been here.