We have picked up Poke Bros several times over the last couple years. The kids and I always build…read moreour own bowls but my husband has tried many of the signature bowls. I believe his favorites are the Johnny Utah and the Duke. The options seem fresh and our bowls are always yummy. Service has always been good and the restaurant is always clean.

I've tried a few different locations and this is a good spot for a quick bite. However, I'm…read moredisappointed that their salad option in the bowl is iceberg lettuce. It totally changes the taste of the bowl. I also think they up charge for everything which is annoying. In a massive bowl they put one scoop of meat and it's frankly not enough so by the time you add two scoops and one additional topping you're almost north of $20! I wish they had a bit more included and obviously more meat but I'ld settle for a better salad option and like artificial crab or seaweed salad included

Our favorite sushi restaurant! Amazing sushi rolls and has a chicken nugget appetizer for my…read morenon-sushi-loving son. Service is always great too

Sushi U delivers where it counts on the plate, offering fresh, well-prepared sushi that stands out…read moreas the highlight of the experience. The quality of the fish and overall execution make it a solid choice for a casual sushi outing. However, the service falls short of that standard. Interaction was minimal, with little attention beyond dropping off food -- no check-ins or drink refills, which takes away from the overall experience. Still, the strength of the sushi keeps it in the respectable three-star range.

Hubby and I dined at Little Rice for our monthly date night…read more I am not a big eater so I let him order and I sample all the foods, it works for us and it makes me a cheap date. We ordered a sushi roll, a ramen and a chow mei fun as well as some hot tea. The sushi roll - the Lover Roll - was very, very good. As was the ramen. The tea was piping hot (just how I like it). Service was fine, nothing outstanding. It was a Wednesday night; I believe there was one other couple and a family also dining in. Most of the action was take-out orders. Cute little restaurant. Stop by if you are in the area and try the Lover Roll!

As soon as me and my wife stepped out of our car, we're a mixed couple, all the people stared at us…read morelike we had just landed from a space ship wearing skin tight orange space suits, then the Asian people saw us and got this shocked look on their face, felt like we had just stepped into 1950 here , pretty sure we will not return, the food was bland

It really depends on who is working whether or not you get a full poke bowl. So I never what to…read moreexpect, a nice portion or skimpy. Tonight I paid extra for shrimp, $4, and not even a full scoop. Kind of disappointing at times for the cost.

Pretty much the only game in town for Hawaiian style poke in the Bartlett area…read more Located behind Barrington Road, in a building shared with a Starbucks (with Drive-thru), so a lot of foot traffic, but the restaurant inside was not busy. It is the classic set-up, where you pick a base (usually rice) and the protein (usually raw fish), and enhance the texture and flavor by directing the counter person to add various toppings and sauces. The counter person was very friendly, giving us plenty of time to make our choice. She was also generous with the toppings, and I'm pretty sure she would have customized it anyway we want. The prep area was very clean, tidy, and organized, with each bin fully stocked with the prescribed ingredients. There is only one size, with one large scoop of fish and rice being the base, and it's plenty. Some toppings are extra: if you get the basic with tuna and no extra-costing add-ons, it is $12. I ended up getting a predefined bowl called the Da Kine (Marinated tuna) for $13, and it was good: nice mix of flavors and made it simple. Some differences from previous poke places we've been: -- they offer a sushi rice option, taking the same hot white rice, and squirting a sushi (vinegar and sugar) mixture on top of it. In my case, it didn't really add much. -- they have a premarinated tuna option, along with the unmarinated. Some places are now letting you choose your sauce spice mix first, and then marinating your protein choice for you right there. It's a bit more work, but I think it does add something worth it. The marinated tuna that I had was fine, but definitely lacked the absolute 'wow' when eating just freshly cubed ahi tuna. It looks like the Poke Bros are THE place for Poke all around Chicagoland, and they have found a good place to source their ahi and salmon (hopefully) daily, as good as can be expected this far from the ocean.

Good bowl! Similar options to most poke places. The sushi…read morerice was very hot, avocado was cubed nicely, they use black sesame seeds, the carrots are in sticks and cucumbers are in coins cut in half. The decor is cool, but the space was a little warm. My bowl had double crab and avocado and totaled $13.34, a bit more than a rival down the road. Good option in the northern part of Elgin heading into Dundee\Carpentersville.

HeLLo. This wiLL be an evoLving review. The Poke BowL is located where the former Gabutto Burger…read morewas once located for years. We miss Gabutto Burger. However, the decor is the same! I'm going to get right to it, we miss Gabutto Burger but are glad Poke is here! We are huge CAVA fans, ( Mediterranean ), so we really want to like PoKe. I want to talk about the soup. LoVe it! However, we are very worried about added preservatives and MSG. What is the complete ingredient list? The guy at the counter could NOT tell us, and he did not know the price of things. Regarding the bowls, the variety and selection were good. The ingredients tasted fresh. The rice was perfect. The Tuna and Salmon did not haVe a strong marinade, but that's fine. It tasted fresh. However, we were not sure on what was included in the bowl, so when the guy asked if we wanted a "FuLL Scoop" of Salmon, we said sure! Then, we were charged $10 more. WTF? The bowl tasted terrific, but it cost $25. That's a lot of money for some rice! In addition, we DO NOT like to be FORCED to giVe a 25% TIP!!! Again, WTF? Isn't that their job to put stuff in a bowl??? The first screen on the kiosk is a mandatory 25% TIP, and either you accept it or cancel the order payment. That's a F* hustle and not cool. Maybe a $1 or $2 tip is fair, but not $15! The counter guy was definitely amiable, of course he was, he was scoring a 25% TIP ( btw, that tip thing pisses customers off and they won't go back ). We definitely want to recommend this place if these issues are fixed: List ALL the ingredients in your SOUP ( which is awesome ) ( is this soup actually healthy? ), don't hustle customers for a huge tips, and be transparent on pricing! Bonus Suggestions: Offer a couple specialty Hawaiian drinks made in the restaurant ( like CAVA ), maybe a NATURAL Hawaiian Punch and a floral tea! Finally, haVe a rewards program !!! Here is advice a business consultant would charge you $1,000 for! Hope you use it.

Ordered lunch. Don't normally get lunch or delivery. The food came and was hot and tasty. I got…read morethe crab Rangoon , and lunch special Mongolian beef with fried rice and egg roll. It was so yummy. I would definitely eat there again. The carb was in the crab Rangoon Lotta places usually skimp on that part but you could see it. You couldn't taste it. It was yummy. Very good. Also very tasty. Definitely believe they use peanut butter so for those allergy people don't recommend it and the Mongolian beef good flavor not overly spicy just right. The fried rice had good flavor. It wasn't just soy sauce coated rice And we definitely plan on being there again.

Went to this place to get food after the other place was terrible ( Chopsticks)…read moreThrew their food in garbage and got Mr Wok to go. Much better,flavor was great,not too salty,portion was big for price . This kept me and my son happy with the craving for Chinese food !

Food is honestly great, Although service... kind of on the slower side, could be slightly better…read more The ambiance is very upbeat and warn, with the lighting, the music although could be quieter.

The service was amazing as usual. Food is always fresh and…read moreproperly cooked. Even the broccoli was aldente. The chef is on top of his game.

DO NOT COME TO KOBE THEY CHARGE YOU A 18 SERVICE CHARGE…read more Went to Kobe to try it for the first time. Lived around the area so wanted to try it at least once. It looked super empty and kinda gave me a bad feeling. The food was great we did all you can eat. Sushi was great. The service was absolute GARBAGE. I CAN SEE WHY PEOPLE DONT COME HERE. The server was rude and rushed us to get something to drink. After we finished a first round of sushi he came back saying "Are you getting more sushi or not" and I said "yes, just finishing up my edemame". He leaves and came back after a minute and said "ready?" And snatched our paper as we were trying to hand it to him. At the end of it all we didn't receive refills on our drinks. We got our check and were charged a 18% service charge. I was confused. I can understand if for a part of 6 or more but it was only 2 of us. I asked hime and said "we do it to everyone not just you" and I said "okay I don't care if you do it to everyone you didn't let me know" and said "It was on the menu" and I said "it's not written on the all you can eat menu" and he then pulls out the regular menu and shows me at the end of it written in small text. Let me remind you its my first time and I never got to see the menu. They didn't let me take it off and just talked to the rest of his coworkers giggling. I will never return here because of this. All of them are on there phones not paying attention to anyone. That 18% was not deserved.

We were visiting family in the area, and it happened to be someone's birthday. It's a family…read moretradition to get Hibachi during special occasions, and our usual spot in the area didn't have any reservations available... so we made a reservation at Kobe. The atmosphere here is very casual. It's definitely not a fancy Hibachi Steakhouse... more of a casual Asian restaurant. Service was hit or miss. Our chef was a funny guy but the waitresses were very busy in gossip and it was hard to flag them down. Everyone was pretty polite, though. The food was good but not great. The soup was bland, but the salad was typical delicious Hibachi salad. The entrees were good but the proteins were a bit overdone and the noodles were slick with grease. Everything could have used more seasoning as well. The ice cream they gave us was a tiny portion and freezer-burnt as well. Considering I don't live in the area, I don't think I'd be back. Next time when I'm visiting family, I will try our typical spot for reservations. Not a terrible place but not worth the price.

Went there today for a birthday and was a great experience. Really good fresh food, great chef…read morecooking, fair prices. Really enjoyed this place. Will be back.

This was a fun celebration for my daughter's birthday!! Our…read moreChef, Phillip, was really fun and had a super cool vibe. He had our group's teens cracking up. Our server was sweet and the birthday gong was great!! Easy area for me to navigate with my cane. Everyone was really nice. Food was delicious. A bit of mixup with the food as my brother in law's only menu item was chicken and he inadvertently did not get much chicken. So that is the only reason it wasn't five stars. But, the 15 year olds were delighted and that was the point of the celebration. Definitely recommend a table of 8 for hibachi!! And, try the house Saki! It was served warm and I enjoyed it! Had my in laws try it, too. Such a fun experience in the burbs!!