The poke here is really bad. I ordered it on DoorDash and it feels like the fish and scallops are…read morenot very fresh. The sauce is not that good either. The service seems decent though the food came really fast.

Having recently moved to Yaletown, I wanted to try a new Pokebowl place and discovered Pokey Okey…read morenear my office. Everybody was very welcoming and service was really friendly. Priced similarly like other chains (~$18.6 for medium bowl), portion size is enough to last me 2 meals. I've only tried their red and green bowl but really enjoyed both of them. All the ingredients are fresh and well-seasoned. The green bowl, which is my favourite, tastes really fresh and zesty since it uses lots of wasabi based components (love how strong it is but definitely one to avoid if you dislike wasabi). The red bowl was also really got, though unfortunately the spicy mayo got a little overbearing for me halfway through. Would come back to try their yellow bowl next!

Got delivery from here since I really was craving Loco Moco after a long and tiring day of work…read more The beef patty was really flat and dry but the gravy was really good and saved it and the portion was very large and filling. I also got a spam musubi to try and it was lacking flavour, I wish it had a bit of a sauce. Overall it was okay, I've had their poké before which I enjoy much more.

I came here on December 19th just to get a birthday discount. I ordered Da Classic ($17.95) with…read moremiso soup ($1). Everything was great until there were extra charge to put more veggies and toppings (like bonito flakes and fried onion). They used to be so generous if I wanted Furikake or other toppings and veggies. I regretted getting miso soup it was so salty. Poke bowl itself tasted delicious and healthy. I was happy to use $5 discount.

$20 for this poke bowl, comes with 4 different choices of fish/poke, and any number of free…read more"toppings". The rice is "regular" white rice, not really flavored with mirin or anything. The fish come with sauce, but I should have asked for extra sauce on it because it had either dried up a bit or soaked into the rice. Considering the other choices around UBC, this is probably pretty good value for money. I ordered takeout, but they have a few seats inside and outside if you prefer. The street currently has a bunch of (summer) construction, though. They frequently have promo discounts on their site, but if you order on their online platform, there's a mandatory $0.25 bag fee.

It has been a while since I've been to Steve's Poke Bar and it seems like some things has changed…read more They used to charge for additional sauce at the end, but now they don't. They no longer have kimchi as a topping option but you can add as many of their regular toppings as you want! I absolutely love poke, so I was happy to find that their servings were quite generous. The quality of the fish was also better than some other poke places I've been to. I love their spicy scallop! Everything was great, though I wish it was not as expensive, but meals in Vancouver averages around $15 anyways, so I am accepting of it.

My favorite poke in Vancouver. The Cali is fantastic. So many great flavours and toppings. I…read moreupgrade to spicy sockeye for a nominal increase, and it makes for a delicious fresh sensation loaded with seafood. It seems like they've backed off on the amount of rice, but not the scoops of everything else... So it's not AS filling but still excellent and more than enough for a meal.

Tasty poke place on Broadway, just W of Cambie. This is a local chain…read more Parking sucks here. What can I say. The place is pretty modern. Like the other stores in the area, the front is all glass, which makes it great for people watching. Staff were helpful. No complaints. The poke bowl I had was decently fresh. No fishy taste, and a pretty decent sized portion. Can't really go wrong eating here.

I love the burrito concept for a smaller portion option for poke bowl. I also love how easy it is…read moreto eat with the way they pre-cut your sushi burrito in half. My favourite is the Hawaiian classic. Everything came so beautifully together - the tuna with the sweet of corn, tang of pineapple, and crisp of tempura, the substance from seaweed. The burrito was perfect when I wasn't too hungry but definitely could have a bit more this time when I had a light breakfast. I also hope to try their torch options while the weather is still cold out. There is a $10 burrito Tuesday promotion so that's a $3 difference from My Hawaiian roll came up to $13. I'd like to add tamago and imitation crab to the Hawaiian roll (pineapple, tuna, seaweed salad, corn, radish coin, alfalfa, crispy tempura) next time! I like the nice and quiet ambiance, never too busy and staff are always friendly, even if I'm taking longer to decide.

My friend found a cockroach inside of her food ordered from this dirty restaurant. She contacted…read morethe owner and manager and they ignored it, they don't care about health safety or consumer protection.

Opening at 11 am on a Sunday, the Poke Guy in downtown Vancouver serves up a variety of Hawaiian…read moreinspired flavors, all put together in a rice bowl (rather than as a mixed plate). The garlic shrimp dish is available on the weekend as the special, and was the main reason we stopped in. We ordered two of those ($16.95) plus $1 for lemonade. We also got da classic ($17.95) which has ahi tuna and salmon poke over a bed of rice. You order and pay up front, and pick up the food from the counter when your number is called. Everything was good. The ahi tuna was decent, the fresh vegetables were solid, with really good rice. The quantity wasn't huge, but would be sufficient for lunch. The garlic shrimp was really good, with corn, canned pineapple, and OK macaroni salad put together over medium grain rice. The master of flavor at this restaurant has the Hawaiian flavor down, and if we had time, I would try their Kalua Pork or their Loco Moco. Next time.

Today I came in to try their Maui ribs plate lunch…read more I got half rice, half very fresh salad greens, and instead of the scoop of corn, I got green onions. The mac salad was still perfect - not mushy, not too gloopy from too much mayo. The ribs were tasty, but the sauce was quite salty, so if you are on a salt restricted diet, this is not the dish for you. Also, I have to commend them for having decent rice - so many places have horrendous rice that I often find inedible. Other than the lack of chili pepper water, I'd say they do a decent job for a fast service Hawaiian plate lunch.

Westcoast Poke is my go-to poke spot near Cambie and Broadway. The food is delicious and fresh,…read morehowever, the portions are a little bit small. The restaurant provides quick service, and even though it's small, they make efficient use of space, so I've never encountered a scenario where there isn't enough seating. Make sure you check out their deals - there is a different poke bowl on sale each day of the week. The Coast poke is my go-to bowl.

The two poke bowls I ordered were mind blowing. Very Fresh. Very flavorful. Very well done fish…read more Amazing sauces. They have some pee made combinations and they are too good. I did a take out so service was quick. It is extremely clean and nice. Very well located on a main road and easily accessible.

I've tried the other two Pokérritos in Vancouver and had good experiences. This was my first visit…read moreto this location and my first time trying the namesake pokérrito. Compared to the locations on W 8th and Hornby, this location is more optimized for takeout; the seating is just stools at counters along the walls and for me the counter was awkwardly high compared to the height of the stool. It was also a little loud. If you're just getting takeout it doesn't make a difference because the food is consistent between all locations, but I would recommend the other location downtown (or the W 8th location if that's in range) for a more comfortable dine-in experience. I tried the Diamond Head pokerrito and subbed out the spicy tuna for the vegan tuna. It's still not a vegan meal if you do this because there are other seafood ingredients in the wrap, but I wanted to try the vegan tuna. It was delicious but very messy because the pokérrito is essentially a giant sushi roll and not sealed at the ends. You kind of have to keep it wrapped in the paper while you eat it but there's no graceful way to eat the ends. I really enjoyed the flavours of this even if I had to get my hands dirty though. The vegan tuna is pretty good. The texture is close enough to real tuna that I wouldn't have noticed it was different if I didn't know. I also got a tiramisu. When I ordered, the person making my order informed me that it was still frozen but it was still good frozen, like ice cream. So I decided that I'd try it and it was pretty good as a frozen dessert except the large ladyfingers at the bottom were slower to soften and hard to scoop out. The coffee soaked into the ladyfingers was pretty strong and the bitterness was a nice contrast with the mascarpone cream. Their prices are very reasonable. The pokérrito and tiramisu came out to $19.90.

Had a random craving for poke when I was working from office. Got a regular build your own bowl for…read more$17.8. Overall quite satisfied with my bowl. Generous portion for protein and lots of options for the toppings: I got spicy tuna and salmon with mango, cilantro, pineapple, jalapeno, radish, edamame, spicy seaweed and crunchy garlic. It's also nice that they let you mix two sauces (the wasabi and super spicy one in my case).

This was one of the better meals I've eaten at an airport! The fish was fresh, the bowls were…read morehealthy and tasty. Not a traditional poke bowl, but was a good fusion including fresh salad and sauces and freshly made coconut rice to complement your fish. I ended up getting the Spicy Tiki Bowl with Salmon. Delicious, nutritious, and fair priced. Coming from Hawaii, I was pleasantly surprised. Good if you want a quick tasty meal that isn't too heavy before your flight.

Great place for grab and go poke…read more Yuzu bowl - avocado, cucumber, carrots, edamame and the protein all mixed in a yuzu/ginger sesame dressing all on top of warm sushi rice. Crispy Miso - pineapple salsa, red peppers, carrots and salmon mixed in a ponzu/creamy miso dressing on coconut rice. The difference between here and other DIY places is that they mix all the ingredients with kale and the sauce before topping the rice making for a very flavourful bite. Also grabbed a mango colada (similar to a smoothie) and kombucha to go with the bowls. Great meal and experience at Hula Poke.