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Off the Hook Poke Market

4.7 (1.1k reviews)
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Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Jackie W.

I got a mini poke bowl with sushi rice. Perfect size. The Hawaiian poke and spicy ahi was great. The poke is fresh and the toppings make the bowl different from other places. In Manoa near the Safeway, right next to Starbucks. Great service, very helpful staff. Outside seating/table right outside the ordering area.

Menu 6/4/26
Maynard O.

Came here after doing the Manoa Falls hike on a Wednesday during lunch. There were 5 people ahead of me but the line went super fast. Plenty of parking across the street and the tables outside rotate quick since people are just popping in and out, so there's not really an ambience. My wife and I ordered the regular bowl with white rice, spicy ahi, and Kilauea fire. The spicy ahi was the star of the show. We had extra rice leftover so I ordered an extra quarter pound of regular shoyu ahi and it blew everything out of the water. Don't sleep on this spot.

Lynn L.

This place is different in the sense that it's not a walk-in, sit-down type of establishment and that's the reason why you'll find a line of people waiting to order. There are a couple small tables and chairs that you can snag if you're lucky. My friend and I went here on a Wednesday afternoon and there was maybe 5 parties ahead of us in line already. You kind of have to order fast but they prepare the poke quickly and the workers are nice and friendly. I got a half-pound of poke with no rice. I got the spicy tuna and they cut the tuna thick and chunky - not bad - just different. The flavor is good and the fish is indeed fresh! We parked across the street and walked over. It's not in the hustle of bustle of Waikiki so the environment isn't loud or busy. My coworker recommended this place and I'm glad I checked it out!

Hawaiian style ahi with salad and all toppings = refreshing, savory, satisfying, would 100% get again
Laura H.

Lives up to the hype for sure, though very pricey for the portion. I got a mini bowl with Hawaiian style poke and salad for $19 total. However, the flavors were balanced, and the freshness was evident from the non-slimy texture and meatiness of the ahi. The salad was a refreshing complement to the poke. The optional toppings (I said yes to all) added more crunch and flavor without overwhelming the star of the dish, aka the lovely tuna. The shop front looks tiny. You order at the door/window where you can see the menu and the display case of the very few poke options offered. Staff worked quickly, as my order was basically ready after paying. Only outdoor seating directly in front of the shop was provided, but luckily we beat the lunch rush and got two tables for our group. Everyone enjoyed what they ordered. I'd definitely come back for the poke. Location was in a quiet part of Honolulu that seemed to have some small-town vibes. We parked in the free lot across the street where the McD's was.

Spicy ahi
Hermary G.

The poke was soooo fresh. I got the spicy ahi, and the ahi was so soft and didn't taste fishy at all. I also liked how the rice wasn't steaming hot compared to other places, so the fish wasn't getting warmed up. I do wish the spicy ahi was spicier though. Good amount of parking across the street, but limited tables in front to eat at.

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Doug T.

Came back a second time to get their regular bowl. Wanted more of their Cold Ginger Ahi and the Wasabi Furikaki which were our favorites from the sampler. Quick counter service as before. No line during weekday lunch 11:00 or so. They have the various rice options prepacked and ready to go. You then pick one or two pole and then free topping options. Dang this poke is so good. A few tables out front to eat at. Will come back next time we visit Oahu.

Spicy ahi on white rice (styrofoam), cold ginger ahi + Japan deluxe on sushi rice (clear plastic)
Lentina V.

After all these years, Off the Hook is easily still my (and the kid's) favorite spot for fresh poke on O'ahu. Quality hasn't changed. All flavors of ahi poke are excellent and delicious. My go-to is usually spicy ahi but today I got the ginger and Japan deluxe. We arrived at 11:20-ish on a Friday and there was a short line which moved quickly. The three staff behind the counter were very efficient and have their system down. Some trays were already half gone. By the time we got our food, the line had extended to the bus stop! Therefore, best to come early. There are two small tables by the front, on either side of the line, which can be awkward. My friend and I trekked to the tables at Mānoa Marketplace to enjoy our fish and the warm sun and gentle breeze.

Spicy ahi 5/5 & spicy ginger ahi 5/5
Jenny D.

Spicy ahi- 5/5 classic creamy spicy. My fav Spicy ginger ahi- 5/5 also delicious. They also have a non spicy version too. Best poke I had in Hawaii. Only place we went to twice in entire island. Tuna was so fresh you'll realize THIS is how it should taste and feel, texture wise. Why is mainland poke never this good!! Not even close. Highly recommend stopping by here for poke over all else. Chose white rice as base but that was kinda dry. Noticed they scooped the white rice ahead of time and left it in the takeaway containers--to be proactive? But just makes the rice dry. I mean, does it really take that long to scoop rice that you have to do it ahead of time? That was meh, but fish oh my god so good. SOOOO GOOD You can also order poke by a quarter, half, or whole pound. Parking sucks. Tiny lot. No seats inside (actually you can't even go inside), but a few tables outside. There is a roof overhead incase it's raining and you need a place to eat.

Ashley P.

I've never actually been to the market but my boyfriend always knows to stop by and bring home my favorite, cold ginger poke. It's just soooo good, unmatched I must say! As it can get busy, my boyfriend has lucked out on going where there was barely a line. I have yet to make a visit when I'm in the area, definitely one of my top poke spots on the island.

Combo Ahi poke
Shane M.

Hole in the wall (literally). Be prepared for a line if you go during peak lunch hour. They seem to source pretty high quality fresh seafood for their poke. I'd recommend getting a combo so you can try two. They make it lightning fast yet it still has a nice presentation.

Keilab A.

There are so many poke shops on the island, but Off the Hook had to be my favorite of the bunch I've tried. Their ahi tastes fresh and the marinades are delicious. It's a small storefront and you order and receive your food right at the counter. Extremely efficient service. I ordered a large poke bowl which came with two choices of fish. I opted for the ginger scallion and shoyu, and was very pleased with both. I wish there were more seating options around the area, but we ended up devouring the bowls in the Ululani's parking lot where we got some shave ice after.

Connie T.

Probably some of the best fresh ahi offered near Waikiki. It was significantly better than FoodLands and Fort Rugers Market's poke. They don't offer samples but the popular flavors are Ginger and Spicy Mayo. I got the Japanese Deluxe and K. Spicy which were flavorful but a bit salty. Probably should've chosen a simpler flavor to maximize the fresh taste. Very long lines but it goes by quickly.

Matthew C.

This was pretty good, but not a perfect bowl for me. Fish was fresh and the flavors/sauces were good and unique. I really enjoyed all the toppings. Some people say it takes away from the fish but idk man I'm kind of a fan of extra textures. The big downside for me personally was the sushi rice. Definitely had a bit too much vinegar for my liking and I felt like it took away from the fish. Overall I'd say good bowl, I'd want to try it with just white rice next time.

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Is dine in available?

No it's not , it's grab n go

Does the line go fast?

Fairly fast but only one register.

Does this place serve OPIHI (AKA limpets)?

No, it does not. Only have ahi poke or tako poke.

Where's your guys parking at?

That's the beauty of it, there isn't any. You might be able to grab a spot in the tiny lot behind or across the street in the huge parking lot and just walk across the street.

Is there a Kamaaina discount? I live half the year in Oahu and come here weekly, but have never been offered the discount.

I don't think so. I lived here my whole life, 59 years and don't get a discount.

GoodMorning Do you have a delivery service such as door dash , ect.?

Thank you for reaching us. Sorry, we don’t have any delivery options at this moment.

Do you have any poke that is gluten free?

yes

Do they have gift cards?

Yes, you can purchase at shop or online. https://squareup.com/gift/Y8Z00HXF0BGCC/order… 

Do they use previously frozen carbon treated fish?

No, they only use the FRESHEST fish

Can I buy the soy sauce they make here?

I'm not 100% sure because I'm very picky about my soy sauce and never asked them for it (I keep several on hand for various dishes). IMO, the only proper soy sauce for Poke' is Aloha Shoyu, which you can get in most grocery stores in the area. That… 

Do they have gift cards?

They do have gift cards now!

Do they have any salmon options?

I didn't see any when I went.

Will they be open on Dec 25 or 26?

They won't be open on Christmas but you can get your poke fix the next day!

Do they do brown rice as well for their poke bowls?

Hi Joel, yes we sure do. White Rice, Brown Rice, Green Salad or Sushi Rice. Hope to see you soon!

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Wanted more of their Cold Ginger Ahi and the Wasabi Furikaki which were our favorites from the sampler.

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