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3.9 (63 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Mori N.

I have a new go-to place.....awesome! needed one. I really dug this place.....why? When I walked in it was sparkling clean, airy, bright and perfectly located downtown close to everything. Their menu is so creative and their ingredients are so fresh, and the options they give you...well...leave you excited to order. The service was friendly, attentive and professional...appreciating your business. I love Poke. I love Sushi. I love Salad Bars. I also love Burritos....I know...kinda off base with the Burrito. What these guys did was take Poke and Burritos and make little Pokkeritos .....Genius. Excited to go back and try their other dishes.....(Yes, I get excited about food.) :|

Deb C.

Very fast service and reasonable rate for my pokéritto. Kind of wished there was a preset but I didn't mind building my own in the end. Turned out well!

Tasha C.

Vancouver has no shortage of poke options, but Pokerrito is one that I find myself returning to on a regular basis... especially since they do delivery on Foodora and Uber Eats now. It's a game changer for those rainy Vancouver nights when you're looking for a healthy alternative but not quite to the extent of trekking 20 minutes in the rain haha. I always build my own regular sized poke bowl ($11.95 for two proteins), and find the portion size and quality great for the price point. They have a wide variety of protein options, with premium offerings such as ahi tuna and sockeye salmon available at an extra cost. I love that they have spicy crab meat and spicy seaweed salad, and their sauces are the perfect complement - I highly recommend their 'umami' sauce for the perfect sweet, tangy finish to your bowl. Ambience wise, this location is brightly lit and spacious, so it'll continue to be one of my go-to spots for a post workout meal. Small note that as of Jan 2018, they've merged the crunch add-on category with the rest of the toppings, so if you want fried onions or mixed nuts on top of your five toppings now, it's an additional $0.50 each.

Regular spicy tuna (2 scoops) with brown rice.
Salina S.

Solid poke place. It can be confusing when ordering though, you need to know you only get choice of 2 sides and 5 toppings. They should make that clear on the sneeze guard (not just on the menu overhead because no one is looking at that when picking toppings). Protein scoops can be of different choices! I didn't realize until after. Tamago didn't have any taste. Spicy seaweed salad is super spicy and delicious! Cheaper than Hooked next door so I chose to come to this one.

Smaly K.

My boyfriend really likes poke, and I like poke burritos, but I like it with shrimp, scallops, tako, anything other than fish. I don't mind fish, I just really like shrimp and tako. As we are walking to go grab bubble tea at The Alley, we see this place, and decide to stop by and grab some food. We both tried the poke burritos, and we really liked it. I liked the toppings they had to offer, and the variety of sauces. The next day, we decided to go back again. This time, I had the kale noodles, and that was really good as well. I had a lot of restaurants on my list to try out in the area, but we were definitely satisfied at just eating here instead and saving money.

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Michael W.

Hands down my favourite poke place in town. My usual go to is the hanauma poke bowl (but without ginger). Thanks Pokeritto!

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Min A.

Have been ordering the Diamond Head poke for the past few times that I've visited but today we tried the Aburi large which is with torched Ahi Tuna with miso glaze sauce and it was delicious. Got it with brown rice as the base, crabmeat, sprout (wish they would have added more) green onions &, furikake as garnish, crispy tempura for crunch and shredded chili for spice. Lemon on top to spruce out the freshness of all these flavors. We asked for their spicy sauce to give it a bit of added heat. Highly recommend this as it was a great option for an early dinner.

Take it to go.
Wayne K.

Ok, ok, ok!!! Been here several times and it's been great! Don't take my word for it, just go!!! :P I tried their Hawaiian Classic a few times; it just tastes really good. I like how all the ingredients blend together with each mouthful and nothing is overpowering. Their Umami sauce is excellent too! It adds just the right amount of punch to their Poké bowls. I recently started choosing to make my own bowls and I actually prefer to customize it just the way I like it. No need to compromise on anything. I know what I want, do you? :) Atmosphere: 4.0/5 Busy on occasion! Small linups! Seating: 3/5 elbow room feels limited at times. Coffee: 0/5 Sorry, none here! Loyalty: 5/5 Hey, they appreciate your business ! :P Excellent food! Highly recommended! I'll be back.

Save 10% by bringing your own tupperware!
Michelle W.

I have an unhealthy obsession with poke. Whenever I crave it, I like to go to Pokerrito because the food is fresh, the service is quick, and I know I'll be full afterwards. TASTE: I typically order the regular poke bowl with brown and white rice, salmon and albacore tuna, all the mix-ins, umami and citrus ponzu sauce, crab meat and seaweed salad, and edamame, tamago, sprouts, masago, and sweet corn. While I can't speak to all the menu items, I can say that this particular combination is absolutely delicious. The sashimi is cold and fresh, perfectly contrasting the warm bed of rice. The sauces definitely elevate the poke without ever overwhelming the taste of the ingredients themselves. Don't forget to add sauces at the end either! The only issue I've ever had is with the rice, where it was not cooked well on two occasions (i.e. dry and clumpy). VALUE: Decent - A regular poke bowl is $11.95 and comes with 2 scoops of protein, along with white and/or brown rice, a choice of mix-ins, sauces, 2 sides, and 5 toppings. Since I'm a big eater, I always ask for more rice, which comes at no additional charge. Pokerrito also allows you to bring your own tupperware to save 10% and be more eco-friendly; however, you must eat your poke outside. I'd recommend doing this or eating in-store and requesting a reusable bowl. SERVICE: Despite the lunch rush, the staff are very quick and, for the most part, quite friendly. There is one female staff member in particular that has always provided me service with a smile. AMBIANCE: I like the white interior of the restaurant - it looks very modern and clean. The AC is also much appreciated, especially in the summer when the heat can affect the freshness of the sashimi. Although the restaurant itself is not that large, I have never had trouble finding a table because most people tend to grab and go. However, when there is a lunch rush, it may feel a bit crowded as the lineup is right next to the tables.

Maryanna D.

Pokerrito is my go-to poke restaurant. My friend introduced me to Pokerrito over a year ago, and it is a game-changer for those occasions when you just want quick and healthy meals downtown that won't tear a hole in your wallet. Not only do they have great set options, but you can also build your own poke bowl or burrito. I have always gone for the poke bowl or salads and have only ever had a great experience. The ingredients are fresh, there are many ingredients to choose from, and they always stack the bowls with excellent portions. I find myself consistently amazed at the portion I can get here at a really reasonable price. It was always an easy lunch option for me when I was studying in university, and now that I work downtown, it's a quick and easy meal for lunch or dinner. I always choose to build my own poke bowl with either rice or salad. Today, I got the poke salad bowl with two portions of salmon, cucumber, green onion, crab meat, tamago, masago, and sweet corn. I also always ask for extra umami sauce at the till. It was delicious as always! The only complaint I do have is that Pokerrito uses plastic containers even for customers who are eating in. I think it would be a great idea to have reusable bowls (after a wash) in the restaurant itself. Furthermore, sometimes the rice is too hard when it has been sitting too long. One last great thing about Pokerrito is that they offer 10% off for those who bring their own to-go containers which is their attempt at being environmentally responsible. I definitely recommend if you're looking for a fresh, healthy meal with a lot of bang for your buck!

Mika M.

I would give 5 stars if they didn't use plastic throw away bowls, cutlery and paper cups! It's daunting to think of how many people eat eat daily (lineups all the time), and how much waste is produced. Its terrible for the environment and we should really consider this especially being in a country who should care about it. On the other hand, their poke bowls are delicious, I obviously can't resist as I have eaten here more than a few times. I have gotten the sockeye salmon (.50 cents extra) and brown rice. All the sauces are great! It would really be nice if the dine in had an option for real bowls, not disposable. UPDATE: They now use stainless steel bowls!

Half salad, half brown rice bowl with tuna and salmon
Natasha P.

Quite enjoyed my visit to Pokerrito. The staff were very friendly and fast. They had quite a big selection with options for protein, mixes, toppings, etc. They have a limit on how many you can choose but it's more than other poke places. I ended up getting a half salad and half brown rice bowl with tuna and salmon, ponzu sauce, and a bunch of toppings. It was fairly heavy and I could not finish the entire thing. My friend ended up making his own burrito which looked very good, not having too much rice on it either. I can't wait to come back and try some of their set menu selections.

Paula C.

Nice to see another pokerrito store cause the one on dunsnuir always have line ups! This location has a lot more space to dine and the poke bowls are just as good as the original location. And no line ups! - for now at least!

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