My partner and I shared the mochiko chix plate, soy-garlic chicken plate, and king pig sandwich -…read more TASTE: 4/5 - enjoyed the soy-garlic chicken, fire side of cole slaw, and the sandwich's tasty kalua-style pork. Thought the mac salad could use more seasoning. Would come back to try more though TEXTURE: 5/5 - crispy, perfectly fried chicken and loved the mochiko plate's gochujang mayo sauce. Sandwich was messy and indulgent! PRICE: 5/5 - $16 plates, couldn't believe it. Great value SERVING SIZE: 5/5 - everything was loaded up, we were truly in awe of these portions lol SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 7:30pm on a Friday to a super energetic staff. We were the only ones dining in, but there were a crazy amount of takeout orders ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - a fun space w colorful murals, Pokemon playing on screen, and Spanish music absolutely blasting! PARKING: 4/5 - got a metered street spot right on Walnut St

Today I had the pleasure of eating at this establishment. It had been recommended to me by so many…read moreand I was in the area so I thought I'd check it out. As soon as you walk in, you are in the battle of the drums between the Kumasi and the Djembe. So loud I couldn't think . I did ask to turn it down a few times, in the middle of my meal the Chef said I could eat outside. On that note I ordered way too much. The fried chicken was delicious !! Not greasy at all. But huge, sorry today I ordered two thighs that were the size of one large breast. A little condiment of shaved coconut and chive was on the side. Any sides were à la carte. I did try the " Cabbage Salad" that had a nice flavor, but was overdressed and is mostly iceberg lettuce, and rice with surprisingly sticky rice , so it was kind of yummy. The chicken came with one sauce I got the curry. It was divine.. & my friend got the chicken bites and some kind of mayo. I was going to leave a five star review because the food was that good however, on the receipt they charged $.92 for the containers and eating utensils. I'm disheartened because if they offered an alternative like a plate and regular silverware, I could see not adding it into their cost. If I refuse to pay for the containers, how would I eat it on that note the chef was nice enough to me to have me try a couple of items that I didn't have to pay for. Which I greatly appreciated and that is why I'm leaving such a nice review. I do recommend eating here, but take it home. Or call for delivery, they have their own AP. PS great smoothie's !!!

Found this place on Google, saw that I'd had great reviews and had to give it a try! I was on…read morevacation and touring the Harvard campus, Manoa was a short drive from the campus. Street parking was a little difficult in the area, but the food was so worth it! I ordered a poke plate, which came with two proteins of choice, plus macaroni and cucumber salad. While everything was good, the fish was definitely the stand out! I've never had poke where the fish pieces were so large. The fish was soooo fresh, melted in your mouth, and had great flavor. The inside is small and intimate with a few seating options. Service was fast, my food was ready within 5 minutes. So good!!! Definitely a need to try if you're in the area!

I've been wanting to try Manoa Poke Shop for YEARS but never got around to it until recently…read more They're open 4 days out of the week (Weds-Sat) & are only open for a few hours, so it's hard to find a day to go in to try. Luckily, I was able to go on the weekend after 5pm. Hours-- Weds: 5pm-8:30pm Thurs: 4:30pm-8:30pm Fri+Sat: 3pm-8:30pm So, I totally didn't expect there to be such a longgg line to order @5:30pm on a Saturday! We were all packed in there like sardines. By the time I got to the front of the line & was able to order, they ran out of most things. Originally, I wanted to get the spicy salmon + ahi tuna, however, they had ran out of both. I ended up getting a mix plate with spicy tuna + ahi oka. I wanted to try the Manoa chip dip but that was also out by the time I got to order haha. I liked the spicy tuna but wasn't the biggest fan of the ahi oka, which is raw tuna with coconut cream, lime juice, onion, scallions, ginger, + chilis. I found the rice, kimchi cucumbers, + Mac and cheese to be just all right... wasn't very impressed by the plate overall. I still felt hungry afterwards and ended up going to grab dinner. Mind you, it doesn't take much food to make me feel full & for $21, this wasn't the most satisfying meal in terms of taste + portion size. Fish tasted fresh though at least but I don't think I'll be back. Seating: there's only like 3 tables; two for parties of 4ish and one smaller table for 2.

I appreciate a quick option for a more healthy and balanced meal (protein and veggies bowl…read morebasically) but the chicken was so weird. It was like a marshmallow, it kind of just disappeared in my mouth. It was spongy maybe? I really liked the corn it was actually flavorful and sweet and the teriyaki sauce was good. But def don't get it with a chicken, maybe try shrimp or something. Price wise it was ok, but it's one price no matter what protein you get which did make my chicken and veggies with low rice seem a lot for $15. Honestly, I probably would only come back if I was in that plaza and staving. I will comment that their process of mixing is wasteful and I did not like that. They use disposable trays to mix your food and sauce and then put it in a plastic bowl, regardless if you eat at the store or not. That's using 2 disposable single use products one each and every meal.

Food is great and well air conditioned for a hot day. The guy serving was very nice but I felt bad…read morebecause he was a little overwhelmed. Other than that, the place is a vibe!

There isn't much I miss about Boston/Somerville food wise, but this place is definitely one I hit…read morewhen I'm in the area. Probably the best, freshest poke I've ever had. The boba is pretty good too. I miss when I was right next door and getting it every week. They have tablets to order on or you can give your order to a cashier -- service is quick and pleasant. They have tables to dine in and free fruit flavored water to drink. It gives local boba shop w fluorescent lighting type vibes. It's popular with the local college kids despite having a competing chain nearby. (I do like pokeworks but I would kill for a Waikiki near me). My only complaint is they have no rewards program (like Pokeworks does). I guess they know the food is good enough to not need it ‍

Solid poke spot - is it the best and freshest, no, but I've never had a bad meal here…read more All fruit teas are made with real fruit. Sometimes the fruit isn't the ripest but it's definitely fresh fruit and nothing artificial. Lots of protein options including cooked meats for those who don't want raw fish.

Street Parking…read more Great spot for poke that's not in the city (Boston) located right in downtown Lowell. The interior has bright colors around and station where you can order and choose items similar to subways. There is a small seating are by the door as well. The workers here are really nice and have great proportions. You have options of how many scoops you want. Each scoop you can choose the type of protein you want with unlimited toppings but some toppings are an extra cost. I always get the crispy wonton skins, I think they used to have crispy balls but they don't anymore. There are pre made options but I prefer making my own and putting whatever I like on there. The 2 scoop I got was around $20 but it was enough for myself and to share.

Absolutely loved Big Poké! The food is amazing, everything tasted incredibly fresh and full of…read moreflavor. The portions are generous, the ingredients are high quality, and every bite was delicious. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. The Ambiance is amazing. If you're looking for a fresh, flavorful poke bowl in Lowell, this is definitely the place to go. Highly recommend and will definitely be coming back!

Wish I had read the other Yelp review before trying to hunt down this place. Apparently it's a…read morePOPUP IN PROTEIN HOUSE. RIGHT NEXT TO STARBUCKS. There is no signage of any sort--even inside. No info indicating on their website either. Not sure why they wouldn't advertise it. This place really needs some sort of signage. I almost gave up looking for this place until I saw a fellow yelper's review--which was very helpful. Google reviews sorted by most relevant--the first three reviews from this date has no mentions of it being inside the Protein House. SMH. Aside from the poor lack of direction, best way to get some fried chicken is to order online or delivery according to other review platforms. The online ordering was easy peasy though. Order was on time of scheduled pickup time We ordered a 5 pack of chicken, Mac salad, and cabbage slaw. The chicken pieces were huge. Super crunchy and moist on the inside. Nice and hot when we got it. I really enjoyed the chicken. Wife thought it was a tad too sweet. Mac salad she enjoyed but I thought it was alright. The cabbage slaw was pretty good combining with the chicken to balance out the sweetness. Overall the chicken was the main star and I give it a thumbs up. Just super frustrating to drive out of my way to hunt down this place when it's hidden in the Protein House. Reason for a mediocre 3 star review is the lack of direction to finding this chicken. I would have gave it a 5 since I enjoyed the chicken. Maybe it was posted on other social media platforms--but not everyone is active there. Cheers and good luck chasing this chicken down.

THIS IS A POPUP KITCHEN IN THE PROTEIN HOUSE. NOT A RESTAURANT. would have been nice if the woman I…read morespoke to when I called to order had said that! Spent 15 min walking around looking for the place! Grr! She said you have to place your order online only. By creating an online account. Pay over the internet. Cannot order over the phone. Cannot walk in to order. Should have been my first indication but ive only heard of these places. Never been in one yet. But when I called - WHY DIDNT THEY TELL ME THIS!?!!! (YW Yelp!) That said. Takes 30 min for an "asap" order to be ready. Food was probably read on-time- but ya know - I COULDN'T FIND THE PLACE. So by the time it makes the trek home it was warm but at least not cold. Chicken was pretty good. Boneless, basically crispy. Would have been nice if the seasonings / sauce / toppings on the chicken were actually put evenly on all pieces. Top two had most. Ube was interesting with the coconut. I'm told the Mac salad was decent as well. Would prefer a hot side - so I guess I just need rice next time as the only warm side option. All and all an ok fried chicken with nice flavor, juicy chicken and not much fat on the thigh which is good. But hot meals need more hot side options too. Just REALLY wish this freaking place had SOME kind of sign on it ... or that the people working there would automatically tell confused people calling where to FIND them. (Bc id already ordered and paid for the food need to know where to find them!) Not going to be worth the 30 min trip over (happened to have been in the area) for fried chicken but not bad if ure in the area. Maybe it would be better as a sandwich.

Solid place for build your own poke. We have ate at many authentic Hawaiian poke places throughout…read morethe country (including HI) and this place suffices for Central MA. They have ample parking, online ordering, and dole whip if you're into that. If you decide to visit during weekday lunch hour, parking gets pretty busy--so watch out. There's a Starbucks nearby so watch out for the crazy coffee hunters screaming through the parking lot. There's a Chipotle in the same plaza too so watch out for those DoorDashers and college kids tearing up the streets. There's a daycare within the plaza too so folks, please take it easy. Yes, going on a rant a bit but wanted to emphasize those items there. We always go with spicy tuna and it meets the needs of hunger. If you're into brown rice, they do it right at Island Fin. Many other places, brown rice tends to be dry as the Sahara. But you'll be good here. Dining in during lunch is chill enough. Good seating. Eat by yourself if you like and stare at your phone (although I don't recommend just staring at your phone). Enjoy reality a bit. Just enjoy your poke bowl and be safe... seriously.

I did UberEats from here…read more I got the 3 fish bowl (around $15). There's an awesome variety of toppings and crunchies and sauces. Only nit - Poke was of alright quality, kind of stringy / chewy. It felt like a good, healthy, filling dinner though.

I don't usually give 5 stars because there's always something that's negative. I cannot find…read moreanything wrong with Poke Bowl, everything was all A+. For starter they have so many toppings without additional charge. The ingredients are fresh, menu is easy to navigate, staff were friendly, food was served promptly and the place was clean and spacious. Need I say more? I ordered a bowl with two proteins but honest I could have done with just 1 since I can add sweet eggs & fish roes for free. I coupled my food with a mango boba drink and it was great!! The portion was big enough for two meals. 100% recommendation!!

Poke Bowl is a newly opened fast-service restaurant offering Sushi Burritos, Boba drinks, and of…read morecourse Poke Bowls! They also recently added side offerings such as tempura chicken & shrimp, and crab rangoons. At a super affordable price, the seafood and fish were very fresh. I got one of their pre-made bowls for $15.50, the Aloha Classic Bowl. It had Ahi tuna, yellowtail, sesame seeds, scallions, avocado, cucumber, edamame, seaweed salad, mango, nori strip, ponzu, and sweet chili aloha sauce. This was a terrific price for the different toppings I was getting! I think they could've given me a little more of everything since the amount ended up being less than what I expected, but still acceptable. I ordered it online for pickup, but my friends who ordered in person got a bit more than I did. Overall, the poke bowl was really tasty! The only thing I would change is the sauce. Inside is quite spacious with a good amount of booths which I appreciated. Parking was a breeze as well since it has a large parking lot in front of the storefront that is shared with the nearby shops. Overall, I recommend trying this place out! Next time, I'll try one of their drinks and make my bowl since that seems the way to go!

Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Poke was pretty good! Nothing particularly special, but creamy miso sauce was delicious. Pretty standard poke portion, appears smaller than it is. Service was polite but not super friendly. Ambiance was very cute, reminded me a lot of Honolulu, and very clean overall. Well done for the atmosphere of the cuisine. Bonus points for bathroom being super clean. Parking easy, it's in a larger plaza with a big lot right out front. Loose Lead Boba available inside - boba was good but tea was a little watered down.

Backstory: The first time I visited a pokemoto was in Franklin, MA. Though this store isn't as good…read moreas the Franklin one, it is so much closer for me to visit! My sister and I have gone twice since they opened a few weeks ago. I am the kind of person that likes to eat raw fish over cooked fish and do not like sugar in my tea. Food&Drinks: the BYO poké bowls are my favorite. The fish is fresh enough that it doesn't smell fishy or oceany. The toppings are all delicious and fresh. Although, I wish it were a little bit more chilled when served. The sushi rice is a bit over cooked but still okay. Drinks are great! Haven't had a bad drink yet! My go to is the Iced Matcha and the A-Oolong tea w/ cheese foam. The strawberry matcha latte and drip coffee are also yummy! Service: staff is friendly, helpful, and accommodating. They are slightly slow but that's what happens at every new store opening. Bare with them for the first few months! Atmosphere: very clean, including bathrooms. Cute store decor. Wish the fan wasn't sitting in front of the "wanna poké?" sign...still haven't been able to get an aesthetic photo of that wall! Very inviting! Overall: I treat places that sell raw fish very seriously, knowing how bad food poisoning can be. I really like pokemoto and looseleaf tea's concept. I also believe that if you haven't had raw fish or real tea before, this would be the place to start!