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    Ry's Poke Shack

    4.1 (365 reviews)
    ModerateHawaiian
    Closed 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Linh N.

    Oh goodness, the line for this was long! We came right at opening and had to get in line. The store itself is also very small with less than 10 seats available. I got the poke salad and it was great! Got spicy tobiko with salmon and it was so fresh! About $17 for one scoop which is on the pricier side I won't lie. We also got wonton chips on the side, it was way too oily, I wish it was a bit less oily!

    Firecracker ahi and limu salmon
    Miya Y.

    Ordered the two-flavor poke bowl with the Firecracker Ahi and Limu Salmon, and both were packed with flavor. The poke was seasoned so well. I've had poke from other places where it tastes pretty plain, but that definitely wasn't the case here. The Firecracker Ahi was my favorite because it was actually spicy! So many places label something as spicy and it barely has any heat, but this one delivered. The unagi sauce, spicy mayo, and crunchy onions all worked really well together and added a great balance of flavor and texture. The Limu Salmon reminded me of the traditional Hawaiian-style poke I grew up loving. The fresh limu (seaweed) and sesame oil really stood out and gave it that authentic flavor. My only complaint was the rice--it was a little too dry for my liking. I ended up eating most of the poke with the wonton chips instead, which honestly were fire and made up for it. Other than that, we finished everything off with a Hawaiian Sun, and it made for such a satisfying meal. I'll definitely be back for the poke! Also we waited about 20 minutes in line on a Sunday, we got there around 12:30 and it was already packed with people. The interior is quite small so finding seating is like a competition. Once someone gets up, you have to quickly snag a seat. Also there are no restrooms for customers.

    Spicy hawaiian poke for nachos
    Kara S.

    I get the hype. I got to Ry's right when they opened and I was third in line. Line grew quick though. Ordered the poke nachos and they were able to separate the chips from the poke. When I got home though, I honestly couldn't differentiate the spicy hawaiian from the california. May just be me but they kind of tasted the same. Next time, will try with rice.

    2 choice
    Amy L.

    Place was packed around 630-7pm. Mostly of people waiting to pick up their food. Got the tsunami nachos with ponzu crunch. It was good at first but the salmon had too much sauce. There wasnt that much fish but i did like the crab salad. The gingcurri sauce tasted like hainan chicken's ginger sauce. Not sure how i feel about that one. But yes i feel like poke here is sauce dependent. The sauces werent labeled so couldnt tell what they were. I didnt want to waste plastic cups to try them either. Parking in front of the store is small but theres a parking lot in the back as well.

    Nachos
    Jun L.

    One of my favorite things to do in Hawaii is check out poke spots, so I was thrilled when Ry's opened in Pasadena. No need to book a ticket to the islands to satisfy my poke cravings. 4 stars!!!! I've been to Ry's a couple of times now, and I'll definitely be back for the Lao Style and the Gingahchurri--my top two so far! I've also tried the Shoyu, Limu, Ponzu Crunch, and Spicy Hawaiian, but the Lao Style and Gingahchurri are by far the most flavorful. You can choose between tuna and salmon, but this comes down to personal preference. Either fish, expect the fish to be super fresh and delicious! Looking forward to trying out more flavors in my future visits. Why only four stars? My first visit was disappointingly underwhelming. The Shoyu seemed underseasoned, while the Spicy Hawaiian was a bit too rich and creamy for my taste. I never write a Yelp review after just one visit, so I'm glad I came back and got to try the Lao Style and Gingahchurri! I've also tried the Tsunami Nachos, and I'm not a big fan of the fried wonton chips since they were a little too oily. Tortilla chips might work better. Finally, the rice in the poke bowls could definitely be improved. If you're lucky, you'll catch the owner, Ryan, at the shop. He's incredibly nice and hospitable! On my second visit, he actually listened to all of my feedback from my first experience, which I really appreciated. Seating is limited and you might have to wait a bit for a table to open up. Parking can also be challenging in the strip mall parking lot, and looking for free street parking might be the better choice. Just make sure to read the parking restrictions since the city of Pasadena is notorious for giving out parking citations!

    Gail M.

    After all the Instagram hype, we decided to make a stop here. The parking lot is small so parking was a bit of a challenge. Line was not as long, we got the large bowl with 2 proteins. The place wasn't too crowded and was kind of hot. The order took a bit long but nothing too crazy. The fish was fresh and the sauces tasted good but the rice was too soggy. It was good to try but maybe we'll order the nachos next time!

    Menu (June 2026)
    May W.

    Poke here is legit and reminds me of authentic Hawaiian poke. On a Friday lunch, there was a line of 10 people out the door, but it moved pretty quickly. We had a large salmon poke bowl, which was large enough to share. Seating inside only seats ~20 people and largely 2-person tables. Parking lot in front is small, but they have a larger parking lot in the back.

    Arthur E.

    Famous poke vibes, but doesn't deliver. Went for an early weekend dinner. Was a bit of a line, as expected. Ordered 2 types of fish and flavors, along with the crab. Took about 15 min to make. Theres not too seats inside, so ate near the beach. The poke itself wasn't bad, but wasn't amazing either. The crab was the best part of the meal. The reason why two stars were given was the rice - it was overly dry... almost crunchy. Not sure if that's their style, but not my vibe. Was hoping to be brought back to the islands with the poke, but I might still have to fly back in person for quality poke.

    Outside... on 6.10.26
    Nadine C.

    Lunch in Pasadena, Los Angeles, California... Ry's Poke Shack has opened yet another location! The original location is in Kahuku, O'ahu, Hawai'i... it's "far away"... on the North Shore of the island. I went there to try the Famous Tsunami Nachos... it's good! I have also been to the newest location near Ala Moana Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. I liked it more than the Kahuku one, because there's a small area for indoor dining. Kahuku only had outdoor dining... uhg! Not my favorite... This Pasadena location has a bigger indoor dining area. Thank you! I appreciate the air-conditioning! And... I liked looking at all of the awards and framed newspaper articles on the wall. Ry's has come a long way and has accomplished much! Good job! Anyway... I went early (before opening time of 11:30am) to park in the cozy, free, shared parking lot. Who did I see walking by? My good friend, Jun!!! OMG... what a coincidence! What timing! I'm so glad that Jun had time to help me eat the Tsunami Nachos because it's a very generous serving of the fish of your choice (we chose salmon), 2 scoops imitation crab salad, tobiko, furikake, cucumber namasu, wonton chips, unagi sauce, spicy mayo drizzle, and the style of your choice (we chose ponzu crunch). Mmm...so Ono! The only difference was the wonton chips. I think the Ala Moana location had thicker, crunchier chips. I'm quite sure. But the service was still efficient and helpful. The best part of our visit was that Ry was there! He's so personable and downtown earth! However, the highlight of my day was seeing Jun again! We've been pals for over ten years! Thanks for lunch, Jun! See you again!

    Jacqueline L.

    It's nice to have a branch of a Hawaiian poke shop here in the mainland. Everything looks and tastes just like how you'd have it in Hawaii. I liked how customizable everything was including the types of sauces. There was also tons of Hawaiian Sun drinks and more as drinks for you to grab. I took it to go and unlike the usual bready nachos, these were made out of deep fried wonton skins. Which gave it an airy and arguably less oily bite than something like Mexican tortilla chips. The one downside is how far away it is located from the usual Old Town Pasadena area. It's actually in East Pasadena and pretty close to where Pasadena becomes Arcadia. But if you make it a little errand trip by bundling it with places like the Home Depot and Target, I can see this place being just a takeout only. There were seats inside if you wanted to dine there of course.

    Tsunami Poke Nachos with Firecracker Salmon
    Fion L.

    Ry's Poke Shack serves undeniably fresh fish with some incredibly flavorful marinades, but the overall experience fell short due to the disappointing portions and execution. While the quality of the poke itself was impressive, the tiny servings of fish compared to the amount of rice made the bowls feel like a poor value, especially considering the price. We spent nearly $80 on two bowls and an order of poke nachos, yet left underwhelmed by the amount of fish we received. The rice was also noticeably overcooked and mushy, taking away from the texture of every bite. Service was average, and despite ordering relatively simple poke dishes, our food took 30-45 minutes to arrive. **Mayjah Bowl (Spicy Shoyu Salmon & Lao Style Ahi): 3.5/5** The Spicy Shoyu Salmon was the standout of the bowl, as the sauce delivered a bold umami flavor with a fiery punch that played beautifully against the buttery salmon, while the bright, tangy pickled cucumber salad provided a refreshing contrast that balanced the richness of both proteins. The Lao Style Ahi featured garlic, fish sauce, and Thai chili peppers, creating a deeply savory marinade with a pleasant kick, though the flavor profile didn't quite feel like a natural fit for poke. Despite that, the ahi itself was incredibly fresh, with a clean, silky texture that really showcased the quality of the fish. Unfortunately, the bowl was overwhelmingly rice-heavy, and the small portion of fish made the price difficult to justify. The gummy rice only added to the disappointment. **Mayjah Bowl (California Salmon & Spicy Hawaiian Ahi): 3/5** The California Salmon captured all the flavors of a deconstructed California roll, with the creamy avocado and crab salad complementing the melt-in-your-mouth salmon beautifully. Unfortunately, the Spicy Hawaiian Ahi was the weaker of the two proteins. It wasn't particularly spicy and contained far too much limu, giving it an overpowering oceanic, briny flavor that masked the ahi's naturally delicate taste. Like the first bowl, the fish portion was surprisingly small, and the overcooked rice significantly detracted from the overall experience. **Tsunami Poke Nachos with Firecracker Salmon: 3.5/5** The toppings themselves were delicious, but the proportions were once again the biggest issue. There were far too many wonton chips and only a single small scoop of poke, leaving most of the chips bare. The rich, creamy Firecracker Salmon paired beautifully with the crab salad, while the drizzle of unagi sauce tied everything together with a touch of sweetness. Although the wonton chips were crispy, they left behind a lingering oily aftertaste that prevented the dish from reaching its full potential. A more generous portion of poke and toppings would have transformed this into a much more balanced and satisfying dish. The quality and freshness of the fish are undeniable, and several of the marinades were genuinely excellent. However, after spending nearly $80, the consistently tiny portions, mushy rice, and lengthy wait made it difficult to justify the cost. With more generous portions and properly cooked rice, Ry's Poke Shack would be much easier to recommend.

    Bowl and poke nacho
    Maggie N.

    I've been craving poke and this place has been on my list! I've heard about this place when the HB open and haven't been. But since this location opened, it's closer to home. We got a bowl and poke nachos. The bowl is always good but this time I tried the poke nacho which tasted so good. The wonton chips were crispy and everything together was delicious. The service there was pretty quick and nice. This spot was small but there's seating inside. I'll be back again for sure!!

    Double salmon (shoyu)
    James V.

    The tsunami nachos were so good. The chips, fresh cucumber, and poke is definitely something you can't miss. You can share the poke nachos but honestly it's a really good portion size for 1 (but you'll be really full). I tried the tsunami nachos with spicy tobiko sauce which was amazing. I'll try the hawaiian next time. The shoyu salmon is whatever. The flavor is mild so next time I'll get a different flavor. I went here at 12:30pm on a Thursday and they only had a line inside, not out the door. I got my food within 15 minutes and considering it's prime time for lunch, I'd say thats good. Overall, amazing poke for the area

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    Aloha Food Factory

    Aloha Food Factory

    4.0
    (2k reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Established in 1994

    Mannnn this place is crazy! First and foremost the portions are massive and the LOCO MOCO was…read morefantastic. I've been to Hawaii several times and pride myself on being a lover of the culture and food, but I can honestly say that I've never had a loco moco quite this delicious. The beef was a great consistency and flavored well, but that gravy. The peppery and deep deep flavor was just undeniably delicious. My wife ordered it and I almost ate half of her plate haha. Ordered macadamia pancakes as well and they were solid. Loved the sauce they put on top. Spam musubi also really good, they cube the pieces and grill them on all sides so you get more char and a bit more of a crunch. Certified banger! I highly recommend the spot, but be prepared the inside does get crowded and seating inside is somewhat limited. Shoutout to Mario for the wonderful service and great atmosphere.

    Very happy I stopped by after reading reviews. Working right down the street on Valley, this place…read moreis a must try! Came in starving and left with a box to go (plus an extra portion for lunch). Food came in a generous helping and the flavors were spot on. The place was filled at 10:30 in the morning for lunch and breakfast. Service was friendly, everyone behind the cash register and the grill had the aloha spirit. Place was decorated quite nicely, with lots of island decor and U of Hawaii merchandise on the wall. Looking forward to my next visit!

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    Macadamia Nut Pancakes
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    Kalbi Rib Lunch Plate
    The Works - Shaved Ice + Ice Cream + Condensed Milk + Mochi + Adzuki Beans

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    The Works - Shaved Ice + Ice Cream + Condensed Milk + Mochi + Adzuki Beans
    Top Restaurant

    Top Restaurant

    4.5
    (949 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    I heard good things about their fried chicken, so I called ahead for pickup and ordered their…read more4-piece fried chicken with macaroni salad. It is a small, unassuming little place with a free parking lot. Upon entering, I was greeted warmly, and I have to say, the service was great! The lady at the counter was super sweet and made small talk with me. I got my order which came out to $17.12 after tax. Food-wise, the fried chicken was indeed delicious! I loved the batter: it was shatteringly crisp. The chicken was tender and flavored well, but I loved the sauce that came with it! For the mac salad, I thought it was just okay. It tasted a bit plain from other mac salads I've tried, but the noodles were cooked perfectly. For the price, the portion size is okay, but I'm not complaining since the food was good. Overall, the friendly service and fried chicken is what makes me want to come back again! I definitely want to try their other offerings too. Would recommend!

    This place always hits! The lady running the front of house is so nice she always remembers me…read more There's not anything I have tried as long as I was in the mood for it that I haven't liked. Their shrimp is great, the chicken katsu is great, and I like the value of their combinations. They have some Hawaiian canned beverages that are all very sweet and complement the food. Just be aware it is take away only from here. OH almost forgot, I really like their macaroni salad. Add Top to your list of indulgences at a fair value!

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    To-go packaging
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    Canoe House

    Canoe House

    3.9
    (1k reviews)
    3.8 mi
    $$

    My friend and I both gave Canoe House a try one Sunday afternoon for brunch and bottomless mimosas…read more Here's a review of our experience: Bottomless Mimosas: priced around $16 per person which was a pretty good deal! The staff is pretty diligent on coming around and refilling your glass whenever they catch it bordering empty. I'd say that they are pretty generous with their pours of champagne as well! Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice: The rice was very crunchy, which was nice! My friend and I really enjoyed it. Mac and Cheese with pulled pork BBQ: Big portion size! I was able to bring it back home for left overs, however, it went very quickly back at home. It was a really good dish. The pulled pork is sweet and the mac and cheese is very creamy. Overall, a very well-rounded dish. Ultimately, my friend and I would be interested in returning to the Canoe house in the future and exploring more of the menu! The staff, especially our server Christop, were very friendly and attentive. It was a great experience :)

    Reminder to Self: Never trust a place that has less than 4 stars…read more Everytime we drive by, we say we should try Canoe House. Wish we hadn't. The place gets points for service. The staff was helpful and friendly. However, the food was absolutely awful. We ate it anyway (wish we hadn't), but we were in a hurry and hungry. I ordered the Brick Chicken. Whatever spice rub they use must contain MSG because, today (the day after) I feel dizzy, upset stomach, my joints ache, and I have a headache. Last night, both me and my husband couldn't sleep because we both felt restless and squirrly. All usual after eating MSG. The rub was also dry, sandy, and extremely salty, so that tells me it's MSG. The mashed potatoes were cold and the veg was meh. In fact, the overcooked veg was probably the best part. My husband ordered the Loco Moco and I tried it. It was flavorless and dry. He told me it was, "not good." Someone needs to get into the kitchen and see what's going on. Also, don't use MSG for crying out loud. What year is it? If you want Hawaiian food, get a can of Spam, cook it up and put an egg on it. Canoe House is not good food. Cute place, decor wise, but really... don't chance it.

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    Big Daddy’s Hawaiian BBQ

    Big Daddy’s Hawaiian BBQ

    2.8
    (13 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    Surprised to see so many bad reviews! I also had the surprise of it being a ghost kitchen. It does…read moretake away from the experience of interacting with staff or asking for possible additional items if necessary. That can be a pro and a con. You have to scan your phone on their iPad and it automatically opens the locker for your order. I ordered via Uber Eats since they were having a BOGO special. I was able to get the large mixed bowl with Hawaiian bbq chicken and steak with white rice, Mac salad, and sesame kale slaw. Additionally, I order sides of avocado, chili dusted pineapple, seasoned fries and cucumber salad. With the discount it was definitely worth it. The rice was perfectly cooked, meats were delicious and well seasoned, cooked to perfection. Mac salad was creamy and not too heavy, while the sesame kale slaw added a fresh touch. All the flavors mingled beautifully together, and the additional sides paired perfectly. Their seasoned fries did not disappoint either. I do have to say I was not a huge fan of the guava bbq sauce. Not for me but others might enjoy. I would definitely order from here again. It is on the pricier side, but most locations are having to deal with rising costs and it's understandable. Their food was quality along with their sides too. You're paying for the convenience of it being hot and ready than having to make everything yourself!

    Food was good but expensive. Portions were decent. At first I thought this was an actual restaurant…read morebut turned out it's a ghost kitchen. I'd recommend trying it out when they have deal only.

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    Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Plate
    Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Plate
    Hawaiian BBQ Chicken Plate
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    Chaaste Family Market

    Chaaste Family Market

    4.7
    (437 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Love love this place! I've been back many times and I always order from here when I have parties…read moreand get togethers. Solid food and amazing staff! This place is mostly famous for their Turon. Just the right amount of crunch to sweetness ratio. I especially love that they have catering trays for everything you would want to bring to a filipino party. You can order their Turon in orders of 5 or more which gives you plenty of options if you want people to share. The pieces are pretty long so my tip would be to cut them in half to feed more mouths. Last time I went I got their lumpia and pancit bihon. My goodness!! Delicious and so fresh. The noodles I ate for days even after the party but everyone enjoyed it. I like the thin and thick noodles so happy they offered more than just the traditional pancit. Plenty of lumpia sauce was given and was thankful they hooked it up. The team at Chaaaste is phenomenal!! Honestly everyone is so friendly and kind. They always ask me about my day and curious where I'm going with all their delicious food. So family oriented and you could tell they put a lot of love into their food. I especially love seeing the Lola's and Aunties behind the counter at the register. So sweet! They have a small parking lot but I never had issues parking. There are always spots open. It's in a small plaza, but they offer everything you could need filipino. There's even a convenience store and some steam table staples available throughout the day. Their longanisa is fire and can't go wrong with anything they have hot and fresh. Truly a treat to get something from here so come for your parties, come for the snacks, or just come for ready to go food. They have it all!!

    Was in the area and stopped by for a quick lunch. Haven't been in a while but was craving some…read moreFilipino food. They have a small market section where you can grab snacks, sauces, and pantry items, and then a hot food area where they serve ready to eat dishes. I got some pancit, longganisa, and lechon. The pancit was solid, the longganisa was juicy and had that sweet flavor, and the lechon was really good. Moist with super crispy skin. Definitely get the sauce with it, it helps cut through the richness. Also grabbed a turon to finish and it was delicious. Left super full and ready to knock out after. Solid spot if you're in the area and craving Filipino food.

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    Churro, Ube and Langka Turon soo good..
    Churro, Ube and Langka Turon soo good..
    Pork menudo always a go to..
    Pork menudo always a go to..
    Fan Favorite till it lasts.. LECHON KAWALI for the win!!

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    Fan Favorite till it lasts.. LECHON KAWALI for the win!!

    Ry's Poke Shack - hawaiian - Updated July 2026

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