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This well-known poke shop in the heart of Waikiki always has a long line out the door. Be prepared to wait about 30min. In return, you will be rewarded with some super ono poke. Not the best flavor on island IMO, but very fresh. I like that they mix the sauce fresh in front of you. They claim this really lets the fish itself shine and I agree. But I personally prefer the deeper flavors in other places I've been. Perhaps asking for extra sauce might make a difference? Not sure... I got the spicy shoyu with ahi and avocado ($2.50 extra). I asked for sushi rice, but got plain white rice instead. Not a big deal, but I wasn't impressed with their rice, which seemed hard and undercooked to me. Overall, it's a good pick if you're looking for a casual spot in Waikiki and don't mind a little wait. No parking, but plenty of good outdoor table seating.
The line is constantly out the door for a reason. While the locally caught blue marlin lacked a bit of standalone flavor, the incredible sauce pairings and top-tier tuna make this a must-visit for a quick, fresh poke fix. Large Poke Bowl with Hawaiian and Creamy Sesame Sauce and Large Poke Bowl with Spicy Mayo (4/5): The tuna was the absolute standout and tasted incredibly fresh, pairing beautifully with the mix of Hawaiian and Creamy Sesame sauces that soaked perfectly into the rice. While the spicy mayo bowl offered a solid, comforting option with a great kick, the locally caught blue marlin didn't carry much flavor on its own and relied heavily on the sauce. The shrimp was a great addition for variety. Logistics Tip: Don't let the line intimidate you, as it moves incredibly fast and your food is ready in minutes. Just keep in mind that seating is limited to a few outdoor spots, so you may need to take it to go. Note that toppings are priced a la carte unless you go with one of their prebuilt signature bowls.
This was the first and last spot I visited on my vacation, and I honestly can't express how good this place is. You just have to try it for yourself. I'll definitely keep coming back anytime I'm here. I got the Signature Shoyu Bowl with no shrimp, extra tuna, spicy mayo on the side, and extra sea asparagus. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. The sea grapes weren't my favorite personally, but I'm still glad I tried them.
Wait, this place was a highlight of my trip. As soon as we landed and checked into our Airbnb, we stopped by Maguro, and the line was basically non-existent. We made the mistake of ordering online via the QR code in front of the store because we thought it would be easier, but the worker told us it is much faster to order at the cashier since there is a 15-minute hold for online orders before they start making them. Originally, I had ordered something else online, only to realize they had the Teriyaki Salmon bowl in person but not online. The staff member kindly helped me change my order, which I really appreciated. And thank goodness I changed my order because the Teriyaki Salmon bowl was so good. The meat-to-rice ratio was perfect, and it was not too saucy. It was the perfect welcome meal and lunch I needed. Since we were a large group of nine, my other party members ordered different items, and their reviews slightly differed from mine, as they felt the rice-to-protein ratio was a bit unbalanced, with too much rice, but overall still good. There is limited outdoor seating if you are lucky enough to grab a table, and the shop itself is small.
Our hotel happened to be next to this popular spot, so we were super excited to try it out. We stopped by for an early lunch and the line was really short. When we came back around 1 PM, the line had wrapped around the corner, so definitely recommend going during an off hour. We got an extra large spicy spicy special bowl to share. Generous amount of fish with nice cuts. The sauce was delicious and the seaweed salad, onion, cucumber, and edamame paired perfectly. Excellent poke; I would definitely come again! Total came out to $23.50 plus tax/tip.
Not sure why folks are raving about this place. For $17, you get a whole lot of rice vs a balanced poke bowl. I prefer they charge more than skim out on the poke. Quality wise, the fish was decent and fresh. But again, nothing to rave about. I asked for sushi rice (vinegar rice) but they gave me plain white rice instead. :(
Maguro Spot was our first poke spot on our trip to Hawai'i and it was... fine. The store itself is pretty small, and the line stretches out the door and down the street. We came on a Wednesday around... 6-7pm and waited about 20 minutes to get to the front of the line. I thought it was really cool that they serve blue marlin. You don't see that at every poke shop in California! I liked it actually- it had a nice meaty texture and natural sweetness to it. I built my own poke bowl, so in addition to the blue marlin, I got salmon and tuna on a bed of white rice with ponzu and spicy mayo. Now before my trip to Hawai'i, I've always looked at people's poke bowls from Hawai'i online and wondered why there were so much less toppings than what I was used to. If you get a poke bowl in California, typically toppings such as green onions, crispy onions, masago, seaweed salad, etc are free. Some places will charge you for a scoop of crab meat and avocado and some places have these free as well. But after coming to Hawai'i, I understood why. It's not because these toppings aren't available - it's because they charge you for absolutely everything! Want green onions? 75 cents. Seaweed salad? A dollar fifty. Tobiko? 2 dollars. Avocado? $2.50!. If I were to build a poke bowl at Maguro Spot the same way I would in California, it would probably cost me upwards of $30. But instead of getting all the toppings I usually would, I settled on 3: seaweed salad, avocado, and tobiko. All things considered, I thought my bowl was decent but did not live up to my expectations. I will say that the rainbow sauce is really good. I tried a bite of my friend's bowl with the rainbow sauce on it and regretted not getting it. It's a mix of spicy mayo and teriyaki sauce, and it's sooo good. Sweet, spicy, and creamy. If I ever come back, I would get a bowl with that sauce, but I probably wouldn't. The line is long even on a weekday night, and I don't think you're getting the best bang for your buck here.
Built my own poke bowl with tuna, blue marlin, wasabi shoyu, and sea grapes -- and it was amazing! The fish was fresh and tender, the wasabi added a nice kick, and the sea grapes were surprisingly fun with no fishy taste. My friends' bowls were tasty too, but some add-ons like ikura ($4) and avocado ($2.50) felt a bit skimpy for the price. Overall, great experience! I'll definitely get sea grapes again! Simple builds are worth it; extra toppings aren't necessary. :)
We visited at an off-hour around 4pm, hoping the line won't be too crazy, but there was still a line haha. Not too bad though, we maybe waited 15mins? It was moving at a good pace at least. Looking at their menu, it honestly looks kind of overwhelming cause they offer so many things and many types of fishes, sauces, styles, etc. We ended up choosing the Spicy Shoyu with Salmon & Blue Marlin. Overall, the fish was pretty nice! Price were pretty good too for Hawaii. Although, I couldn't really tell the difference between having the Salmon and the Blue Marlin, so they were kinda the same to me. It was a good poke snack to have. The store itself is rather very small, but there are plenty of shared benches right outside of it. It is kind of dirty and not as maintained, but still not bad.
Yummmmm I wish I had known about Maguro Spot from day one. This was my favorite poke of the trip. Something's that's important to note is I am a bit of a purist when it comes to my fish and I don't want it to be drenched in sauce (which absolutely is also delicious and there are plenty of places where you can find that!) Maguro Spot doesn't pre marinate the fish so everything is extra fresh, you can tell. We did two build your own bowls and they gave us great suggestions. Unfortunately they were out of marlin, but the tuna and salmon were delicious. There will probably be a line when you get but it goes by super quickly. I also loved that they have sizes for the poke bowls (small, medium, large, XL). read more
Great takeaway for lunch on da beach. Takeaway preorder is only through Instagram, which I have not done before but worked fine. Prepared quickly and at committed time during crowded holiday. Poke tuna bowl with fresh ahi was fresh and "sushi rice" was on point. I had mine with cucumbers, onions, edamame, and seaweed. Delicious and refreshing with a crisp ice cold Sapporo under our shade tent :) Location is about three blocks off the beach. Ambiance is walk through counter style with picnic tables outside and lots of people as it is good. Mahalo read more
Shared an XL bowl with sushi rice, tuna, salmon, blue marlin, and spicy mayo + rainbow sauces. Sushi rice had good flavor and texture. The fish chunks were generous but I should've gotten one sauce instead of two sauces because I felt like it was a little too saucy to where it masked the fish flavor. Overall a decent spot for poke if in the area. read more
Still the number 1 poke place in the world. This time I added the blue marlin. What an absolute must to the poke bowl. Do not let the line fool you thinking it's a long wait. It goes a lot quicker than you think and it's worth every minute in line. Hands down the best!!! read more
This well-known poke shop in the heart of Waikiki always has a long line out the door. Be prepared to wait about 30min. In return, you will be rewarded with some super ono poke. Not the best flavor on island IMO, but very fresh. I like that they mix the sauce fresh in front of you. They claim this really lets the fish itself shine and I agree. But I personally prefer the deeper flavors in other places I've been. Perhaps asking for extra sauce might make a difference? Not sure... I got the spicy shoyu with ahi and avocado ($2.50 extra). I asked for sushi rice, but got plain white rice instead. Not a big deal, but I wasn't impressed with their rice, which seemed hard and undercooked to me. Overall, it's a good pick if you're looking for a casual spot in Waikiki and don't mind a little wait. No parking, but plenty of good outdoor table seating. read more
2 months ago
I always see line here when I passed by and wanted to give it a try. I just ordered classic tuna poke with salad base. The portion could be better. The fish was fresh and setting was casual. They gave outdoor bench and I could enjoy my food. read more
2 months ago
The line is constantly out the door for a reason. While the locally caught blue marlin lacked a bit of standalone flavor, the incredible sauce pairings and top-tier tuna make this a must-visit for a quick, fresh poke fix. Large Poke Bowl with Hawaiian and Creamy Sesame Sauce and Large Poke Bowl with Spicy Mayo (4/5): The tuna was the absolute standout and tasted incredibly fresh, pairing beautifully with the mix of Hawaiian and Creamy Sesame sauces that soaked perfectly into the rice. While the spicy mayo bowl offered a solid, comforting option with a great kick, the locally caught blue marlin didn't carry much flavor on its own and relied heavily on the sauce. The shrimp was a great addition for variety. Logistics Tip: Don't let the line intimidate you, as it moves incredibly fast and your food is ready in minutes. Just keep in mind that seating is limited to a few outdoor spots, so you may need to take it to go. Note that toppings are priced a la carte unless you go with one of their prebuilt signature bowls. read more
2 months ago
This was the first and last spot I visited on my vacation, and I honestly can't express how good this place is. You just have to try it for yourself. I'll definitely keep coming back anytime I'm here. I got the Signature Shoyu Bowl with no shrimp, extra tuna, spicy mayo on the side, and extra sea asparagus. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful. The sea grapes weren't my favorite personally, but I'm still glad I tried them. read more
Wait, this place was a highlight of my trip. As soon as we landed and checked into our Airbnb, we stopped by Maguro, and the line was basically non-existent. We made the mistake of ordering online via the QR code in front of the store because we thought it would be easier, but the worker told us it is much faster to order at the cashier since there is a 15-minute hold for online orders before they start making them. Originally, I had ordered something else online, only to realize they had the Teriyaki Salmon bowl in person but not online. The staff member kindly helped me change my order, which I really appreciated. And thank goodness I changed my order because the Teriyaki Salmon bowl was so good. The meat-to-rice ratio was perfect, and it was not too saucy. It was the perfect welcome meal and lunch I needed. Since we were a large group of nine, my other party members ordered different items, and their reviews slightly differed from mine, as they felt the rice-to-protein ratio was a bit unbalanced, with too much rice, but overall still good. There is limited outdoor seating if you are lucky enough to grab a table, and the shop itself is small. read more
Our hotel happened to be next to this popular spot, so we were super excited to try it out. We stopped by for an early lunch and the line was really short. When we came back around 1 PM, the line had wrapped around the corner, so definitely recommend going during an off hour. We got an extra large spicy spicy special bowl to share. Generous amount of fish with nice cuts. The sauce was delicious and the seaweed salad, onion, cucumber, and edamame paired perfectly. Excellent poke; I would definitely come again! Total came out to $23.50 plus tax/tip. read more
Not sure why folks are raving about this place. For $17, you get a whole lot of rice vs a balanced poke bowl. I prefer they charge more than skim out on the poke. Quality wise, the fish was decent and fresh. But again, nothing to rave about. I asked for sushi rice (vinegar rice) but they gave me plain white rice instead. :( read more
Maguro Spot was our first poke spot on our trip to Hawai'i and it was... fine. The store itself is pretty small, and the line stretches out the door and down the street. We came on a Wednesday around... 6-7pm and waited about 20 minutes to get to the front of the line. I thought it was really cool that they serve blue marlin. You don't see that at every poke shop in California! I liked it actually- it had a nice meaty texture and natural sweetness to it. I built my own poke bowl, so in addition to the blue marlin, I got salmon and tuna on a bed of white rice with ponzu and spicy mayo. Now before my trip to Hawai'i, I've always looked at people's poke bowls from Hawai'i online and wondered why there were so much less toppings than what I was used to. If you get a poke bowl in California, typically toppings such as green onions, crispy onions, masago, seaweed salad, etc are free. Some places will charge you for a scoop of crab meat and avocado and some places have these free as well. But after coming to Hawai'i, I understood why. It's not because these toppings aren't available - it's because they charge you for absolutely everything! Want green onions? 75 cents. Seaweed salad? A dollar fifty. Tobiko? 2 dollars. Avocado? $2.50!. If I were to build a poke bowl at Maguro Spot the same way I would in California, it would probably cost me upwards of $30. But instead of getting all the toppings I usually would, I settled on 3: seaweed salad, avocado, and tobiko. All things considered, I thought my bowl was decent but did not live up to my expectations. I will say that the rainbow sauce is really good. I tried a bite of my friend's bowl with the rainbow sauce on it and regretted not getting it. It's a mix of spicy mayo and teriyaki sauce, and it's sooo good. Sweet, spicy, and creamy. If I ever come back, I would get a bowl with that sauce, but I probably wouldn't. The line is long even on a weekday night, and I don't think you're getting the best bang for your buck here. read more
3 months ago
I love this spot lol. The fish feels so FRESH! Definitely recommend the Marlin and Tuna. Only complaint I have is the rice to fish ratio felt so off and it was just heavy on the rice side. Service was quick and simple. Sat outside on the benches next to the shop and it was fine! read more
Built my own poke bowl with tuna, blue marlin, wasabi shoyu, and sea grapes -- and it was amazing! The fish was fresh and tender, the wasabi added a nice kick, and the sea grapes were surprisingly fun with no fishy taste. My friends' bowls were tasty too, but some add-ons like ikura ($4) and avocado ($2.50) felt a bit skimpy for the price. Overall, great experience! I'll definitely get sea grapes again! Simple builds are worth it; extra toppings aren't necessary. :) read more
4 months ago
We visited at an off-hour around 4pm, hoping the line won't be too crazy, but there was still a line haha. Not too bad though, we maybe waited 15mins? It was moving at a good pace at least. Looking at their menu, it honestly looks kind of overwhelming cause they offer so many things and many types of fishes, sauces, styles, etc. We ended up choosing the Spicy Shoyu with Salmon & Blue Marlin. Overall, the fish was pretty nice! Price were pretty good too for Hawaii. Although, I couldn't really tell the difference between having the Salmon and the Blue Marlin, so they were kinda the same to me. It was a good poke snack to have. The store itself is rather very small, but there are plenty of shared benches right outside of it. It is kind of dirty and not as maintained, but still not bad. read more
4 months ago
Great service. The guy upfront was super cool and helpful. Small little spot for just grab and go. If you're dropped off make sure you go around that sign to the left and that's where the line starts. After I ordered I directed people to the line and the worker thanked me and showed appreciation he was cool. Solid poke bowl the rice was pretty warm which was. A surprise.. kinda wish it was room temp as it heated the fish a bit. Very very fresh fish.. for a decently affordable price. I'd say it's better than Foodland but honestly not by a ton. It def hit the spot. The ask what fishes you want and what sauces and they mix it together. I got the largest one and smashed it all in one sitting I'd rate it a solid 8.6/10 wasn't the best bowl I've ever had but was very very good I would go back to try more. read more
2 months ago
The best poke bowl spot on the island! Reasonable prices, not so much parking tho! Lots of tables and super close to the beach. Very casual spot. Fish is super fresh! I can eat this everyday! read more
1 month ago
Stopped by Maguro in Waikiki and was pleasantly surprised by how fresh and flavorful everything was. We ordered a poke bowl and a veggie bowl, and both were excellent. The poke bowl featured fresh, high-quality fish with great texture and flavor. The ingredients tasted incredibly fresh, and the portions were generous. The veggie bowl was equally impressive--packed with fresh vegetables, delicious toppings, and a variety of textures that made every bite enjoyable. The atmosphere was casual and welcoming, perfect for a quick lunch after exploring Waikiki. The staff was friendly, and the service was fast. If you're looking for a healthy, satisfying meal with fresh ingredients, Maguro is definitely worth checking out. We'd happily come back on our next trip to Hawaii! read more
My favorite poke in Oahu, so fresh delicious simple, and generous portions. the lines move fast and they are popular for a reason. Wide selection of toppings and would say this is a must eat spot on the island. There is not too much seating, the location is a small walk through ordering system. but we loved taking our bowls to go and eating the fresh poke on the beach! read more
Came here twice during my vacation. Def long lines but moves pretty fast! Would recommend going on a weekday. First time was a 5/5 (my first poke in Hawaii) and second time was 4/5. Both super good but probably more biased for the first time. Fish quality is great and you can still taste the fish even with the sauces. Portion sizes are on the smaller side but still reasonable. Good amount of seating outside and also across from the Musubi store! read more
A small little corner spot for really fresh poke. We got the tuna poke with spicy shoyu based and the salmon with spicy mayo based. It was so fresh and fatty. Fast service and they also have other snacks like other onigiris. You can get it just poke alone or with a bowl of rice. I love eating mine with shrimp chips so I just got it alone. It's the best snack to bring to the beach!! read more
Long lines but good poke in the Waikiki area. Walked here from the hotel - line wrapped around and outside the restaurant for a good while at 2 pm. Took about 30 minutes to order. Got a medium - which was really a small (in my mainland mind) as the bowl was not stuffed to the brim. Taste was good though and fish was fresh - would definitely super size one level next time around. read more
Fish was fresh and reasonably priced! Wish the sauce was just a tad thicker and the meat a little more salted - the line was out the door onto the street! Came here by recommendation from someone who frequents Hawaii and a local as well. Enjoyed the ample outdoor seating, and so close to Waikiki beach! Service was great, we were served with all smiles and a friendly aloha! read more
*updating review from 4 to 5* If this is a "must visit" for me when I'm in town it deserves a 5. Sad to see some of the 1&2 star reviews for poor service or quality once. I know that bad experience is what will resonate with most people, but would highly recommend to try a 2nd time because this is the best poke on Oahu in my opinion. We started coming here in 2022 when there was a daily line and fish sold out (not sure if it still happens daily), but the fish is super fresh and the variety they offer is second to none. You will not find another poke shop on the island that allows this much customization. That staff has always made recommendations for me stating this sauce or that wont mix well together which I appreciate. Ikura and Tobiko were both fresh and delicious (I'm very picky) and I will never not go here whenever I'm in town. read more
Seems to always have a line but they're friendly and efficient I went twice so far since I'm staying nearby but I'm so glad I tried it! The first time I got a medium bowl with tuna and salmon in shoyu sauce on white rice with edamame, seaweed and cucumber (each topping is .75 cents). It was delicious but finished it fairly easily. Didn't care for the seaweed, a bit too salty for me The second time I got a large (2 ounces more fish) with tuna and salmon on sushi rice with ponzu sauce. I liked the ponzu sauce better and the sushi rice didn't heat up the fish as much which I liked. I got edamame, tofu and seaweed salad and definitely preferred the seaweed salad (1.50) to the other seaweed topping (.75). Quality seemed fresh both times and the price is great! Also got my food pretty quickly both times! Highly recommend this place is you're in the area. read more
Great spot for exceptionally fresh poke. I ordered a medium bowl with raw maguro, salmon, and blue marlin on sushi rice with cucumber and ginger with a mix of the house sauce and shoyu and it was amazing! The line was long when we got there, but it moved quickly. My friend wasn't sure if she'd like raw fish, so she ordered a bowl with cooked shrimp and tasted some of mine. Both bowls were delicious and she now likes raw fish! I'm sure we'll make it back there at least once more during our two week trip! read more
I haven't been able to eat poke the last few times I've been in Oahu. This time, I convinced my husband and our friend that we should try at least one poke spot. We got the special bowl with rainbow sauce, which is special mayo with teriyaki sauce. The portion was generous and I love the balance between the spicy mayo and the teriyaki sauce! We usually stay in Waikīkī so this spot is perfect coz I can just walk to this spot! Service is super quick! I have added this to my go-to spot in Oahu! read more
4 months ago
Genuinely don't understand the hype. The worst bowl of poke I've had. Stale rice, I asked for salmon and tuna, only got tuna and I "paid" for cucumbers and I got 1 coin cut in half. So a sliver. Also gave me seaweed instead of seaweed salad. Not worth it. Not good. read more
We got to the Maguro Spot promptly around 9:15am, and we were the first ones in line! The line started getting longer right around 9:50 am, so I'm glad we got there in time for opening. My husband and I ordered two medium bowls: Signature Bowl (A): Light and refreshing mix of fresh fish and assorted veggies. I opted to add some pickled jalapeños for a kick. This is a good option for people who like natural flavors and want the ingredients to shine. Rainbow (C): This is the more classic "Americanized" poke bowl with wakame and teriyaki sauce and spicy mayo. If you're looking for a good entry point for the classic American palette, I'd recommend this one. We decided to walk back to our hotel to eat, but they had several outdoor picnic and patio tables to enjoy your poke. All in all, we enjoyed our poke experience at Maguro and highly recommend read more
The line was super short when we went and it was such high quality fish! I have never had such fresh octopus. There is a wide variety of fish combos. There are plenty of seats to eat or you can take it to-go since it already comes in a box. read more
3 months ago
Ok hands down the best poke spot if you had to compare between Ono & Fresh catch. We had the Tuna and Marlin combo, spicy Hawaiian style. Just perfect! read more
Everyone raves about the poke here and yes, it's that delicious, but I wanted to highlight their teriyaki salmon musubis. I went around 11am and there were still a few left so I snagged one to try and wowwwww these are so dang good. They mix teriyaki sauce into the rice and although it's a lot of rice, the rice is GOOD. Perfectly seasoned, warm, and flavorful. I could've easily eaten 2-3. For $2 each, it's pretty worth it. I also got their daily special roll - spicy tuna ($6) to try! read more
Got to try this highly regarded Waikiki Beach poke spot and it didn't disappoint. It's mainly a friendly service grab-and-go, but it does have some outside tables to sit down. There is always a line here, but it was worth the wait. I tried the Spicy Spicy bowl and my wife tried the Ikura Salmon bowl. Both dishes were incredibly delicious. You could taste the freshness of the fish in every bite. The Ikura was outstanding. All other fish was cut into good size chunks and with just one bite, you could really understand the flavor notes of each fish. Absolutely delicious and I'll definitely be back. read more
Really popular spot for fresh poke. Still great quality, not terrible lines. When you're looking for fresh fish close to Waikīkī, it's no secret that this place pops up quite high on the list, and for good reason: it's quick, it's affordable, and the quality is really good. Tuna is freshest in Hawaii, and I also got the chance to try the blue marlin in a poke mix. While I wouldn't recommend the spicy mayo sauce (maybe needs a bit of salt?), I thought the house sauce was really good. And despite being a salmon fan, I always try to get the tuna in Hawaii when I can, since it's just better and it's not close. The blue marlin tasted very clean, and overall just buying the poke and picking up some white rice from elsewhere leads to a pretty fair price for a clean, delicious meal. read more
8 months ago
Was craving poke and Maguro was right down the street. It's a tiny grab-and-go spot, but there's some outdoor seating around the corner. You order and they call your number so stick around. They have options to customize your own bowl. We opted for their preset Signature bowl (medium). The fish was super fresh, and I loved the sea asparagus (definitely not something you see on the mainland). Portion felt a little small for a medium, though. Overall solid spot if you're in the Waikiki area as it is walking distance from the hotels. read more
Came around 11:30 on a Monday and there was a line out the door, but it moved pretty quickly so it wasn't too bad. Definitely pay attention to the size you order. I thought a medium would be a full meal, but it ended up feeling more like half a meal. I got the tuna and blue marlin. They claim everything is sourced fresh every morning and not frozen, and honestly I believe it. The fish was super soft and buttery, almost melt in your mouth. Toppings are where it gets a little questionable price wise. My sister got ikura for $4 and it was maybe around 12 pieces, which felt kind of steep for the amount. There's some seating behind the restaurant. The birds are a little crazy so don't leave any food out. Overall, the fish was very fresh and high quality. I would come again, but I'd probably skip the toppings next time. read more
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