Let's get this straight: I absolutely love all things sushi & poke. When it comes to marinated fish…read moreatop rice, greens, and other accoutrements, I'd like to think I've sampled a hallowed range of poke in my time. From the original Sushirrito in San Francisco, to Foodland's poke fare in the islands of Hawaii - I've been there and done all the things. So I'd like to think I know what good poke tastes like: fish tasty enough to eat on its own, sauce that complements rather than overpowers, and just the right amount and flavor of toppings to bring a unique twist to each bowl. One can get a little nerdy about raw fish and I hope to submit my master's thesis one day. Customization is an integral part of the poke experience, and who am I to tell you what to order. Some people don't even put any sauce on their raw fish - and like pope Francis said "who am I to judge that person?" But I simply could not, in good conscience, leave without suggesting this absolute banger, slap my knee, mmh mmh mmmmh, finger lickin good, ask the host for the recipe, delicious poke burrito. It's seriously the best poke item I have eaten in I can't even remember how long. Regular pokerrito Hot Cheetos seaweed wrap Classic ahi tuna + salmon Sweet ginger sauce Edamame, red cabbage, half portion of seaweed salad, mango Drizzle of wasabi Aioli Furikake, tempura crisps 5/5 I'd go out of my way to visit this establishment again

Poke House Austin is a great restaurant for fresh, customizable poke bowls, offering a flavorful…read moreintroduction to Hawaiian inspired cuisine in a fast casual setting. Poke (pronounced poh kay) is a traditional Hawaiian dish made with cubed raw fish, usually tuna or salmon, served over rice or greens and topped with sauces and fresh mixed ingredients. The word poke means to cut or to slice in Hawaiian, which describes how the fish is prepared. At Poke House, the build your own bowl format allows customers to fully customize their meal. You choose a base such as white rice, brown rice, salad greens, or a mixed combination, then add proteins like ahi tuna, salmon, shrimp, or tofu, followed by sauces and toppings such as seaweed salad, avocado, edamame, sesame seeds, and spicy mayo. This customization makes poke approachable for new and experienced poke connoisseurs. Poke House Austin's strengths are its freshness and quality. The restaurant has high quality fish with generous portions. For new poke fans, salmon is always a good starter for new poke fans. The atmosphere is casual and laid-back, making it pleasant to linger. Poke House Austin was a great place to try poke or enjoy it on a regular basis.

oh my gosh YUMMMM I…read moredrive by this place every day on my way to/from work and had no clue what it was until a week ago. I've been looking for a good poke place with fish that isn't super fatty. I hate when I'm chewing for an hour on those fatty pieces, but this place had mostly perfect bites! The portion is small for the price, BUT the flavor is one of the best I have had. Can't wait to go back soon yum

Saw this place recommended on TikTok and HOLY COW it is so delicious. Parking is limited, but not…read moretoo hard to find because most people order to-go. Ordering is super easy and quick. The wait time depends on how busy they are as there were only two people working as I was there. The fish quality is fresh. Kind of reminds me of the poke in Hawaii. The price is on the higher side for the portion of everything, but the quality definitely made up for it. Their poke was so good that I came back before leaving Austin. Definitely somewhere I would come back to when I visit Austin again! Wish we had one in Houston...

Solid poke spot with all of your classic, fresh ingredients. They have the standard bases (rice,…read moresalad mix & noodles), plenty of fish options and a plethora of toppings. They also have a few dishes outside of the poke bowls like banh mi, which I'll have to go back and try next time. The staff was friendly and the online ordering was easy to use.

Rating: 4.2/5 We…read morecame in about half an hour before closing, so the store was empty. They were out of unagi, so we built our own poke bowl ($17.95). The bowl was a generous size, but the portion of fish was noticeably small. For the base, we chose sweet potato noodles and mixed greens--the noodles were well-seasoned and had a great texture. For protein, we picked ahi tuna and salmon, both of which were fresh and tasty. However, the fish-to-toppings ratio felt off, with much more filler than fish. We added all the mix-ins and paid an extra $2.95 for avocado, which was fresh, ripe, and delicious. We also selected all the toppings. For dressing, we went with mango aloha and wasabi mayo--surprisingly, they paired well together. We also paid $2.75 for an extra side of spicy teriyaki dressing, which came in a large container and had a solid kick. Overall, the poke bowl was delicious, but the light hand on the fish made it feel a bit overpriced.

My favorite poke place in Austin! The inside is clean and well maintained. I appreciate all the…read moredifferent protein options they have, as well as the toppings. Good value for what you pay! The surrounding area is a little sketchy, so I would recommend eating inside.

I think I found my new fave poke spot! They had many options including noodles, and they did not…read moredisappoint. They also carry several toppings and protein options they were all fresh and flavorful. The staff was kind as soon as we walked in and helpful through the process. The tables needed to be wiped, but I think we had just got there after their rush hour. I would have preferred they were located in a different area, because this area is a bit sketchy so I don't think I would go late in the evening.

I love going here. Im going here later when it is not 1 am. I am just too excited. It is great. I…read morehave never tasted better sushi in my life. I miss the employees, they are so nice and sweet and so much more. Everything is so cozy and perfect. When i get my drivers license, i will sneak out and come here everyday. Mark my words. Edit: The people who put a one star review are very picky. (Please dont come after me im sorry) Edit 2: I just left, great service! I had my braces tightened and my teeth hurt, but i missed the employees so i just ignored it.

I am dreading writing this review because we truly love Iron Fish, the staff, and service when we…read morefirst came here a few years back. But recently last year and this year, we notice there's been a change of sushi chef and now the sushi quality has fallen below standards. This is our third time with this same negative experiences (2 take out and 1 in person) and now this prompt this one star review. The problem with the sushi is the protein (fish) is cut so super thin. The picture I included does not show how incredibly thin and skimpy the fish is. It's like paper thin thickness and to the point I can not taste the salmon or eel at all. I know the food cost has increased and you need to save cost but skimping paper thin fish in sushi and charging $18-$20 a roll is such rip off. At this point I am paying for rice, sauce, avocado, seaweed, and labor to make the sushi. Especially when we know the sushi was not made like this before. The thickness of the fish used to be the proper thickness in sushi restaurant industry. Unfortunately we cannot longer recommend Iron Fish for this reason. Paying that amount for the star (fish) of the show to be barely there is simply not acceptable. I sure hope the owner takes this feedback and change things. You can see old pictures I've taken and posted for this business and compare it to the sushi now. There's visible difference. If things change, you know we will be happy to return and support.

Really good food i enjoy everything on the menu and the ambiance is amazing the service is…read moreoutstanding the workers are really understanding and patient overall amazing shop

This is what I want out of a poke place!! Not trying to be so authentic that you get too small of a…read moreportion, but also fresh enough to make you appreciate the mainland twist on poke while still maintaining it as a healthy yummy meal This place was fast, clean, and had plenty of options to load up your bowl with! I appreciated the sauce options & that you could do heavier or lighter sauce on top. Afterword, I was SO FULL! I ate every bite because it was so good, but it's quite a large portion so you could save half for later (if you don't eat it all because of how delicious it is first like me!)

I ordered from Doordash because they had a deal going on…read more I got the Molokai and the Huli Huli combo. I thought the plate would have one on one side of the plate and one on the other, but the meats seemed combined so I couldn't tell which was which. There is a lot of rice and meat, and there is even more rice under the chicken which tastes great from soaking up the sauce. They include sauce on the side, and you can add on more too! I liked the teriyaki one better than the pineapple.

These bowls are massive. If you'd like to be in a food coma, this is your spot. If you want to…read moresplit one order into two meals, potentially three, this is also your spot. Online nutrition seems absurdly inaccurate as the luau pork has nearly double the protein of any chicken but that's a separate issue. Big if true though! I'd skip the mac salad. I'm not sure if I had a bad batch but I didn't get a good impression as the mac salad was firm, stale, and challenging to eat. It makes up a whole fourth of the plate but luckily you are able to substitute. More rice, vegetables, or even their pineapple skewer sound fantastic. I've had tons of different mac salads and appreciate all the variations enough where I'm not picky but this was a fail. Large Mixed Plate w/ Huli Huli Chicken and Luau Pig - chicken is juicy and tender with a nice glaze of huli-huli as a simple sugary soy sauce. Beneath the chicken rests a bed of rice marinating in sauce which is super delicious. On the other side is a pile of kalua pork which is a flavorful but slightly dry. Extra sauce is extremely helpful. Unfortunately underneath isn't a marinated pool of rice but you can do it yourself. I'll note that the foundation of rice does lead to a misleading idea that it's packed with meat, but the portions are still very hefty. Mac salad was poor as noted above.