Let me save you some time here…read more The four- and five-star reviews: People who've actually lived in cities, navigated establishments where English may be a secondary language, and often hunt for gems like this one. The three- and four-star reviews: Scared little suburbanites who don't often tread beyond the bright lights and king's English of their supermarket chain, don't know what they're looking for, and don't know how to handle the product once they have it. We've passed Hillsboro Seafood Market on several occasions and had it recommended to us by staff at restaurants like La Mixteca and Pepper's, but also at the fish counters at the Orenco New Seasons and the Imbrie Freddy's. See, if it isn't shrimp or salmon or wholesale crab legs or something that doesn't move in any large amount, your pristine little supermarket seafood counter isn't going to carry it. Oregon Seafood Market does not have this issue. We were in the market for Dungeness and mussels, which shouldn't be as difficult to find here as they are, and went right to Hillsboro Seafood Market. Every time I'm in here, I think of the markets back in Jersey City, Bayonne, Newark, Elizabeth, and Queens and how the fainting flowers of Washington County likely gasp when they walk in here--the lights aren't daylight-bright, the shelves are from the '70s and stacked with everything you could possibly need for a boil, the freezers are in the center of the floor and clearly source from all over to ensure that customers from El Chino to Syun Izakaya get what they need. In back, the iced bins hold the day's catch of oysters, clams and mussels. Saltwater tanks store not only dozens of Dungeness crab, but the occasional lobster. We picked out a Dungeness, grabbed a few dozen mussels, and had a great conversation about the differences in preparing East Coast blue crabs (which they get from a fish market in Hell'/s Kitchen) and Dungeness. She suggested I ditch the Old Bay for a homemade sofrito and it was the best idea I'd heard from a fishmonger outside of South Beach or Astoria. I'm glad to see that more recent visitors understand exactly what they have here, as their supply, price, and knowledge are unsurpassed in this corner of Washington County. I can't recommend them enough, and humbly suggest that if you're going to live in Hillsboro and tell everyone you're living in a growing, diverse city, you should perhaps take advantage of some of the benefits.

Friendly, but there is a slight language barrier. With a little patience, you'll be happy.read more

They have a non working phone which is very shitty where you need to ask a question about a product…read more!

Great service great prices and discount for case purchases that's so nice aloha products and wide…read morevariety of reasonably priced hard to find items

I was recommended by a few people to check out Tony's. I live in Portland so I made a short trek…read moredown here on a Saturday afternoon. I got fresh chinook salmon, frozen ahi tuna, and "bits and pieces". The bits and pieces I got into on my drive back and WOW!! The smoked salmon bites were phenomenal. It was hard not to go back for more. I like that the place had a small parking lot. I was able to look at a variety of different items to include different meats as well as a lot of different types of seafood. So know you have options to buy fresh quality seafood and meats. You could order stuff as well and eat there. They had a few tables and chairs set up outside Overall, the employee that was helping me was friendly.

We ordered to go and the customer service was nice! Employees were friendly over the phone and when…read morewe picked up our food. The fish and chips were good! I would like to try them fresh at their restaurant because with the way the food was packaged in the cardboard boxes the food sweated a bit and the fish lots majority of its crunch. The coleslaw was really good and so was the shrimp! I did not like the salmon chowder. I think the soup broke and so the heavy cream separated. It didn't have a good texture to it. Overall good food!

I was very excited to see this offering here! Ordering was easy and fulfilled accurately. Def…read morewant to try more of the options.

Yeah no thanks! Have supported this business from the beginning but not anymore. My kids just get…read morefish and rice with no veggies and they charge me $30. I told them every time I come here they charge me less than $20. They seemed confused and they told me veggies are free. Then I said ok give me a bowl of just veggies and they said it's $15. Unbelievable!

Food is great! I especially love the shrimp poboy. They come to forest Grove and usually park at…read moreWaltz's Brewery.

Tasty warm Beignet's freshly made; doused in powder sugar, what's not to like? This is all I have…read moretried from this food cart, so I will have to find them again and order something else to give a full assessment. The good news is I would try it again and the good news is, I cant wait to try them again!

I love stopping by when I'm in the area. Their poke bowls ways hit the spot. Their poke always…read moretastes so fresh compared to other poke spots I've tried, and their portions are always generous! Service is always pleasant and fast. I've never had to wait long at all to order. The inside is a bit small but there is seating available. I always try to switch up what I get each time I go, I can't ever decide on a fav!

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.

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.

The food here continues to be consistent. My go-to is Joy Poke in Beaverton but I don't want to…read moredrive an extra 7 miles when I can get something comparable here in Sherwood. The girls working here are always nice and polite. The only thing that I don't like is their kiosk system. There's only one kiosk which I found takes way longer to fumble through than going through the paper selection list. I feel like you can't customize your selections using the kiosk like how you can using the paper option. For instance, there's no way to split half sushi/half salad on the kiosk. It's either all or none. Technology is meant to make things less complicated for some folks in some instances but I'm old-school and I'll use the paper next time. Another word of advice is that you save the paper and reuse it again on your next order if you're the kind of person that orders the same combinations every time. I do recommend though that you use the paper to place your order.

I tried Poke Makana for the first time today on my lunch break and was pleased with how quick and…read moreseamless the experience was of getting my poke bowl to-go. When you walk in there is a raised table with paper menus and pens to fill them out. You can select your size, bowl type, protein, sauce, and toppings. Once placing my order it was ready within 5 minutes or less! Making it super convenient to stop by on my lunch break for some quick good food. I'm glad I decided to try them out.