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    Oishii Poké

    4.1 (272 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Hawaiian, Poke
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Poke Bowl Large
    Amy C.

    This is my bf & I's go-to poke place for when we're craving! Normally we get a large poke bowl. Toppings are always generous in comparison to some of the other places. There are so many options as well! Workers are also always kind there, I really have no complaints about this place. Normally we get takeout but the portions are the same when dining in. Portions of fish are plentiful as well. The bowl is tasty from start to finish. I love a place that is consistent, and that is precisely how Oishii Poké is!

    Janet C.

    A small, no frills poke spot in Chinatown. Portion size is good and service was quick. I got a regular poke bowl with spicy tuna and salmon. It was fine - not bad, not great, nothing to write home about.

    Large 3 protein sushi buritto, mid-progress.
    Candice F.

    Stopped by at 8 pm on a Thursday night -- completely empty, but thats ok. This is like a poke bowl wrapped in sushi rice and seaweed. Choose your own ingredients, from Mango, corn, cucumber, wonton chips, etc. I had tuna, salmon and tempura shrimp as my large 3 item protein selections. Everything was fresh -- I chose the unagi and wasabi sauce as my add-ins, but felt it could have still used more overall flavor. Everything is beautifully presented, but a word of warning -- unlike a regular burrito where the tortilla wraps around the top and bottom, the seaweed paper doesn't provide full coverage, so if you complete unwrap the paper, things will fall out of the bottom!

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    Shaquille J.

    You can't go wrong by coming here! If you do, make sure you get the three meat option. That's the one me and my girl got and we were so happy with it. They really make those burritos FAT. Lol, it was low-key falling apart as we were eating it. I feel like the quality of their food is pretty good. You're gonna want to come back after trying your first burrito. The service is pretty solid. The people here make your burrito right in front of you, and they're pretty quick with it. Come check this place out!

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    Jed W.

    Grabbed a quick poke bowl and it was very good. The quantity is reasonable and the protein options were fresh. I liked the shrimp tempura which is an unusual option in my experience. Crab salad is not extra which is really nice. They don't have Wasabi which was a bit disappointing but other than that it hit the spot! You can also get a sushi burrito here but I went with the bowl.

    Ebi Crunch Poke (top) and Make Your Own Bowl w/ Salmon (bottom)
    Jo L.

    FOOD My friend and I stopped by on a weekday afternoon for an early dinner. She ordered the Ebi Crunch, while I made my own bowl (white rice, salmon, seaweed salad, mango, cilantro, and lettuce with spicy mayo sauce). The bowls are well-portioned if you're not looking to take back any leftovers, but compared to other poké places in the area, the amount-to-price ratio leaves more to be desired. That being said, it's a solid poké place in the Chinatown area for a relatively reasonable price, but if you're okay with venturing elsewhere in Philly, I would look elsewhere for more bang for your buck. SERVICE The staff are very kind and accommodating, especially in regard to my peanut sensitivity! She made sure to use different utensils and gloves when preparing my bowl. AMBIANCE We ate inside the store. It was a bit humid inside, but otherwise nothing of note. PARKING Paid street parking is available at a limited capacity. However, due to the narrow streets, I would recommend parking in one of the nearby garages instead. ALLERGIES Peanuts are served as a topping here, so if you are highly sensitive, I would avoid frequenting here. However, if you only have a slight allergy, I just told the staff member about my allergy, and she made sure to isolate the ingredients accordingly.

    I like it. This is their small size at $14.30
    Jonathan G.

    It's good. This the small size at $14.30. Good grab and go spot. This store been around for a minute

    Hawaiian Classic Poke
    Amy P.

    Assembly line setup with signature creations you can also choose from. I was a frequent customer the summer I took some classes near Chinatown. Quick friendly service with fresh ingredients. I'm highly indecisive and they were always patient with me as I ponder. Small space but there's some seating. Area is also very clean and tidy. Really can't think of any complaints. I like to get the Hawaiian Classic bowl! I personally prefer bowl over a burrito just because it's less messy!

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    Desiree J.

    Visiting Philadelphia, I didn't expect to grab poke but came across Oishii. Being from somewhere with exceptional sushi, I definitely am spoiled. This place was pretty good and the fish were fresh. I think the other ingredients could feel a little more fresh. Poke is expensive and this is pretty good value for the money. The staff didn't seem like they wanted to serve me. It's a small cute little spot with a few tables for you to sit and eat. They won't give you water unless you buy a bottle.

    Poke Bowl Regular

    Quaint shop in Chinatown serving decent poke! Lots of topping and crunch options which was lovely.

    Dine-In Tray w/ Large Sushi Burrito
    Randy B.

    Been craving a sushi burrito for such a long time and this place was great! I got the large sushi burrito, with tuna/salmon/spicy tuna, along with various toppings. I was recommended the spicy aioli as the sauce. Overall, the burrito was good! They also have a large selection of toppings to add- my favorites being the seaweed salad and crab. My main critiques would be how the sauce provided most of the flavor throughout the burrito and how I would have appreciated the fish to shine through a bit more. I wish the burrito was a little bit bigger with more generous fish servings! Lastly, the seaweed wrap was a bit too soft/moist since it was hard to bite through and didn't mildly crunch. Will for sure come back to try their poke bowls!

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    The rice was unseasoned and appeared to be jasmine not sushi rice. Shrimp tempura was oily, hard and stale.

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    Staff were very nice, but I paid $21 for 4 protein salad today, and for $3, the extra salmon was half of a scoop.

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    Great service! Super delicious burritos and poke. I was shocked. I'll be back for sure!!

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    4.5(44 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Rittenhouse Square

    Great spot for a variety of Japanese cuisine even if you're not sushi focused. The decor was very…read morenice and not too noisy. Service was on point and we felt adequately attended to. Started with cocktails and sake. Great and reasonably priced. Tried the grilled octopus - wasabi with seaweed app. Really good. And the charcoal skewers - the pork collar and the ribs. Both were good but I recommend the pork collar. We got both the maki roll combo and the nigiri combo. Really good assortment. All were good meat and not too much added rice. Ended with the passion fruit - mango cake dessert. Not too sweet or tart. Good combo. Great way to end the dinner. I recommend. Will dine here again.

    We didn't opt for the Omakase at Kisshou house, but I am happy to report that the a la carte way of…read moreeating here was delicious as well! We hung out at the bar with Sam, who was a very sweet bartender and person to represent the restaurant. He helped my partner treat herself to a safe flight while making me a passionfruit mocktail that fit my taste palette perfectly. On our tasting menu, we tried the mushrooms, roaster cauliflower, lamb chops, eel roll and nigiri, both types of toro, as well as a few other bites. Everything was delicious. It's great to find another spot to try some asian cuisine in the city where you can walk in and know that the staff is a warm bunch to hang out with.

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    0.4 mi•Avenue of the Arts South
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    Amazing food. Must try the edamame dumplings trust me. Everything was amazing. Shiatsu peppers were…read morevery tasty but wish it came with more of the spicy mayo. Cheesesteak bao was a bit out of place, but it is philly so gotta have it. wagyu soup dumplings were phenomenal. cod fried rice was great and their house made soy sauce was so gentle and tasty. Lovely service. Our waitress explained everything clearly and helped us pick when we couldn't decide. We sat downstairs and it was a tad bit TOO dark. I was nervous walking down there because I could not see and worried of missing a step. Other tables were using flashlights to read the menu which was valid. It was a comfy and sexy ambiance but the lighting could've been brighter and kept the same atmosphere. But I would definitely still choose to sit down there rather than any other seating options.

    Double Knot is a vibe! I've visited twice and both times were great experiences. Located in the…read moreheart of Philly, on a strip with other restaurants, Double Knot is one of the "go-to" spots. It's two levels, with the lower level being more intimate. I dined on the bottom level both times. First, if you're dining on the lower level, take out your glasses. It's dimly lit...but dimly like on overdose. I had to turn on my flashlight to properly read the menu! I've tried several items -- gyoza, sushi, sashimi, oysters, and sea bass fried rice. I can't say any item was subpar. Service, on both occasions, was excellent. Overall, a really good time! Definitely try for yourself. Cheers!

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    4.3(2.1k reviews)
    0.2 mi•Chinatown
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    When searching for the best ramen in Philadelphia, not only did the reviews lead us here, but the…read moresuggestions from the locals did as well. We started off with a few appetizers. The edamame was standard, and the takoyaki and pan-fried dumplings didn't taste homemade. Rather they both reminded me of what you would pick up at the frozen section at the food market. Nevertheless, they were passable. After all, we were here for the ramen. I opted in for their Terakawa special. The broth was flavourful, and the chashu was the most tender and juicy chashu I've ever had. As for the girlfriend, she opted in for their spicy ramen which was also spectacular. I absolutely loved her wavy noodles. I would have loved to have swapped out my straight noodles for her wavy noodles. They have a nice bounce and slightly chewy texture. Their marinated eggs were to die for. We put in a few extra orders for these. Overall, a great experience. The staff seemed to be right on the ball, and this small and cozy restaurant definitely makes you feel transported to Japan.

    Been here twice while in Philly...first time was looking for a place to eat for dinner...and came…read moreacross this gem of place. There was luckily no line for both times we came but seated by the counter. Menus are online, so need to scan the barcode to read it on your phone. Plenty to choose from... Appetizers, main dishes and beverages. Drinks: had cold green tea and hot green tea Appetizers: fried gyoza and potato croquette which were good. Pork buns if you are hungry are filling and good. the chicken katsu don - definitely enough to share...rice with chicken and egg and sauce inside.. you can add additional spices and sauce to flavor as needed. Highly recommend the charsu don which we got the most recent tried - very flavorful with the sauce it comes with and we finished it up. Best dish I had the entire trip in Philly! Thank you!!! Friendly staff and service. Common restroom for customers. Will definitely come back we're back in town!

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    Sagami - Chirashi

    Sagami

    4.3(741 reviews)
    4.3 mi
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    If you're looking for really good sushi and Japanese food, I recommend this place. I saw Japanese…read morecustomers dining there. It's a good sign that that they serve legit food. Enoki and egg soup is my favorite appetizer. Light broth with umami and perfect saltiness. My second favorite appetizer is agedashi tofu. So silky like pudding with light teriyaki broth. Beef roll up with scallions: beef is tender with some kind of sweet teriyaki sauce. It's pretty good. Eggplant filled with ground chicken. It looks appealing but unfortunately a bit too greasy. The sushi here is very special. The sushi rice is silky and moist. The fish piece is bigger than the rice. The eel is a must try here. It's very big compared to the rice underneath it. It very flavorful too. Mt entree is steamed salmon with seafood broth. I recommend squirting the lemon to the broth to make it taste like yuzu sauce as it lightens the whole dish and makes it less fishy.

    This restaurant is my husband's and my go to spot for Japanese food, and it never disappoints! The…read moreambiance makes you feel like you're in Japan, cozy, warm, and inviting. Our absolute favorite is the chirashi bowl, so fresh and delicious. We always eat it wrapped in nori (seaweed), which makes it even better. The shrimp tempura udon is another must: light and flavorful broth, chewy noodles, and perfectly fried shrimp that are fresh and a great size. Honestly, everything here is amazing! you really can't go wrong. The service is excellent, very attentive and friendly. It does get busy on weekends, so I recommend calling ahead for a reservation. Perfect spot for a date night or a family dinner if you're looking for something truly authentic.

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    Morimoto

    Morimoto

    4.3(2.2k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    •$$$$

    We chose it because it's one of Chef Morimoto's restaurants, and as an Iron Chef fan, it was worth…read morechecking out. We were seated at the sushi bar, which ended up being one of the best parts of the night. We got to watch the sushi chefs prepare dishes up close and even chat with them a bit, which made the experience feel more personal and fun. I would recommend requesting this if you are a party of one or two. The restaurant itself has a very clean, sleek look, with mostly white decor. It feels modern and upscale without being cold. The space is large enough that it doesn't feel crowded, but still intimate enough for a nice dinner. Our server was fantastic and gave great recommendations for cocktails, sake, and dishes. I tried a sake flight and ended up not enjoying it, and he kindly brought me something else with no issue and didn't charge for the flight, which I really appreciated. The sushi was fresh, and every dish we had was seasoned perfectly. They have seasonal tasting menus if you are more adventurous. The dishes are beautifully plated. Overall, this was a great experience and I'd definitely recommend Morimoto for a higher-end dinner in Philly, especially if you're a fan of TV chefs or just want a memorable sushi experience.

    What happened to the real Morimoto?…read more I came here years ago and had an exciting, innovative meal. Today the menu still has those classic old Nobu-inspired dishes from the 1990s - crispy rice with spicy tuna, hamachi carpaccio, miso cod - but there's not much of anything novel. Worse, we made the mistake of ordering a sushi assortment. There were five kinds of fish: cooked shrimp, fluke, salmon, tuna, and yellowtail, just like at any corner sushi joint. The server called the yellowtail kampachi, but it lacked the usual springiness of amberjack; it was just regular hamachi as far as I could tell. And apart from a tiny unidentifiable topping on the fluke, there was nothing special about this fish at all, nor was the rice particularly good. Apart from an inside-out spicy salmon roll, nothing about this said Morimoto. The service was okay (though our main dishes took forever to arrive), and the prices weren't over the top. The decor is a time capsule, just like the menu. Morimoto is phoning it in - could the chef answer the call himself?

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    4.4(216 reviews)
    1.0 mi•Fabric Row, Queen Village
    •$$$$

    An absolutely incredible experience. I can see why this restaurant books up quickly as soon as the…read moredate becomes available. We were lucky to secure 2 seats via online reservation for the 2nd seating at 8pm. Arriving 5 minutes before opening, we were directed to have a seat at one of the surrounding tables. We watched both servers efficiently clean up after the first seating. Afterwards, we were shown our seats where Chef "K" arrived and quickly went to work. We watched this chef and the head chef/owner Sam create our first courses which were exquisite. Not only were they presented beautifully but were absolutely delicious as well. Next came the first courses of nigiri. Piece by piece, we watched in excitement and anticipation. Each piece was fresh, crafted perfectly with the right amount of perfectly seasoned sushi rice. Then came a break in between the first and second courses of nigiri with a seafood dashi soup which consists of scallops, tofu, seaweed and dashi. A warm and refreshing way to break up the nigiri courses. The second wave of nigiri came, and these were just as incredible as the first courses. We loved the fact the ones that came with a topping or sauce didn't take away from the natural taste of the fish, rather it enhanced it and elevated it. Finishing off our course with the signature uni bowl which consist of wagyu beef, scallops, salmon roe, Japanese Hokkaido sea urchin, yuzu jelly and squid ink foam. This was a wow-factor dish that blew us both away. Stunning presentation and tasted even better. Finally, for dessert a roasted green tea ice cream which just brings everything together. Some side notes, I loved the attention to detail from both chefs. They're right on it if they see your gari (pickled ginger) is low and will happily refill it. I loved the place wasn't too stiff and you're able to make small conversation with the chef. And the service was top notch and not overbearing. Overall, this is some of the best sushi I've ever had and if I'm back in Philadelphia, I would happily return. A 10/10 experience.

    Went on a Tuesday so it was a much more intimate experience as there were only a couple of us. The…read moreomakase is 19 courses and the establishment is BYOB. The sushi chef was very friendly and chatted with everyone throughout the at course. If you get up to use the restroom he will wait until you get back before making your nigiri- just a nice subtle touch. The fish was very fresh, basically melting in your mouth. The uni was wonderfully sweet, so fkd those unsure about it, definitely give it a try!

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    Royal Sushi & Izakaya - 9/13/24

    Royal Sushi & Izakaya

    4.4(438 reviews)
    1.2 mi•Queen Village, Fabric Row
    •$$

    Royal Izakaya deserves all the hype. I've been many times and I've never had a bad meal. It's one…read moreof my favorite places to take people who haven't been, whether they're Philly locals or visiting from out of town. And there are A LOT of really good restaurants to choose from in Philly right now. The city has absolutely boomed into a foodie town. Dare I say it, I think we're eating better than Brooklyn right now. Which makes it mean even more when I say Royal Izakaya remains one of my favorites. Best sushi I've had in North America, no question. And I don't say that lightly. The quality of the fish, the preparation, the balance of flavors, the consistency, all of it is remarkable. There are very few restaurants I return to again and again with the same level of enthusiasm. Royal Izakaya is one of them.

    Back to Royal for izakaya. Still good vibe and decent drink selections. It's a bit too dark to even…read moresee the menu or dishes, might be better if there's a small lamp on the table. Service was prompt and friendly. Didn't see much skewer options, and the small dish options are lacking a bit varieties. Overall pretty good, but the sauce and flavor profiles are very similar, nothing wowed us. Sushi/sashimi fish cut is pretty fresh, but portion size is small. Wagyu steak didn't have much taste and was tough to chew.

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    4.5(56 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Northern Liberties

    Third time here and this place is so good! Make sure to get…read morethe mazzemen and add rice to it when you are done! I came here the first time and it was great and got chirashi mazzemen and a roll Second time I got some new items and wasn't a fan Back for a third time and stuck with my originals and loved it! Will be back sooner than later now that I love it again! Staff is kind here and I love the chill and fun atmosphere!

    A little unsure how I feel about this place but here it goes. Cute little neighborhood spot with a…read moredivey hipster atmosphere. Came for HH after seeing what a large variety they had on the menu for the 2 hour special. Few hits and more misses, but maybe I was expecting more traditional than a fusion take on Japanese cuisine. Great cocktails and good selection of drinks. Service was on point and friendly. The food was just okay sadly, though we only tried a few things as we weren't too hungry, a lot of them missed the mark. The mini spicy chirashi was decent, but unfortunately everything else we had was subpar. I may have a pretty high standard for sushi as I'm from NY so maybe I'm being a little too critical but they just didn't work for me, maybe I just didn't order the right things. Anyway it's just my opinion and what do I know, maybe find out for yourself if this place is worthy of all the high ratings. Stay hip mother suckers

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