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    Half shrimp half tuna poke bowl
    Veronica A.

    I tried them at the Brentwood food truck event on Wednesday. I had the poke boat. 1/2 shrimp, 1/2 tuna. Loved the shrimp, was not a fan of the tuna, it tasted a little fishy to me. Yes, I'm aware that it's a fish, but, it didn't taste as fresh as the shrimp. I enjoyed placing my order on their iPad. I'd give them another try and would order the shrimp boat!

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    Kerith H.

    The Poke boats are fresh and filling! You have your choice of Ahi, Shrimp or a combo of both on your choice of rice, salad or chips with toppings! If you get the large one with rice, it feels like it weighs a ton! They pack on all the goodies! Friendly service with great food is always a win/win! The food truck has a kiosk which makes it easy to order and pay! They serve a few different Hawaii sun & other drinks as well. Everything we've had so far has been ono! Just need to try the açaí bowl next!! You can catch the truck at different farmers markets and pop up events around the east bay and mountain house area! Check out their IG to see where they are when! We love supporting locally family owned businesses and will definitely be going back for more!

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    Victor G.

    Chef Hits the Streets can be ordered from Door Dash for delivery or one can pick up food at their location when it's available. they also do pop ups around the Bay Area. only decor seen was pennant on food vehicle announcing: "Hawaiian Poke". unknown if other Hawaiian eats will be on menu. saw them at the Asian and Pacific Islander Arts & Culture Festival in Alameda on 4/20. they were near the entrance. self-service at ordering kiosk at the left window. no human contact. pick up order at right window when it is ready. offerings: Poke by the pound (26). poke boats, extras: tortilla chips, white rice, mix greens, beverages, party trays. eats: poke boats, half ahi tuna, half cooked shrimp (18). choose mix green as base, skipped chips, white rice. (choice of 2) -shrimp and tuna tasted/looked fresh, didn't have any flavor. had garnish of sesame seeds, white onions, green onions, house made spicy mayo drizzle. -no tax charged. -unknown if this is "authentic" Hawaiian Poke, drizzle was fab, made the dish. never visited Hawaii. whatever this was, it tasted pretty good. tummy happy. *seating in area at the right side of entrance. take outs: -the immigrant Park where event was held has no on-site parking. -upon giving me my food, owner said: "mahalo" (thanx in Hawaiian) -only the owner made the food, and passed out same. one person operation. *this no doubt cuts down costs, savings passed onto customers. May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

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    Great poke! The flavors were spot on, the portion was generous, and everything tasted incredibly fresh. Definitely a satisfying meal!

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    Lies food looks nothing like the pictures they have up on their profile. Also using frozen pre cut fish

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    1 year ago

    Great acai bowl and great service. Very nice people! They respected all allergy requests.

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