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    Ohana Superette

    4.0 (93 reviews)
    ModerateHawaiian, Poke, Seafood
    Open 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Regular Thai Chili Ginger Tuna with Kimchi Cucumber Bowl
    Fion L.

    Located in Silver Lake, Ohana Superette serves Hawaiian-style poke and other island-inspired favorites in a clean, minimalist space with a contemporary aesthetic. Seating is fairly limited, though we were fortunately able to snag a spot during our visit on a Tuesday afternoon. Service was friendly and efficient, but relatively routine and nothing particularly memorable. **Thai Chili Ginger Tuna: 3/5** We ended up ordering the regular-sized bowl with Thai chili ginger tuna and kimchi cucumber. Despite the name, there was practically no discernible Thai chili flavor, and the poke tasted more like a straightforward ginger-scallion ahi. The seasoning was quite mild and felt like it was missing some savory depth, though the fish itself tasted fresh and had a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth texture. I especially enjoyed the kimchi cucumber, which offered a refreshing tanginess that complemented the richness of the tuna beautifully. The rice was satisfactory but otherwise unremarkable. **Spam Musubi: 3/5** This was a standard spam musubi elevated by the addition of a shiso leaf, which contributed a fragrant, herbaceous note and gave it a unique twist. The spam-to-rice ratio was nicely balanced, but the meat itself was somewhat dry and could have benefited from a more generous glaze to add moisture and bring out a richer caramelized sweetness and deeper umami notes. At around $20 for a poke bowl, Ohana Superette felt a bit pricey for the portion and overall experience. While the quality of the fish was evident, the flavors ultimately did not leave enough of an impression to make me eager to return.

    Poke bowl with spicy ahi, shoyu, crab/mac salad, & pickles
    Haven W.

    Was excited to try this place because of the hype, but honestly, it was only fine. The fish quality was okay, but the flavors fell a bit flat. The shoyu was nice, the spicy ahi had some heat but not much else, & the crab/mac salad was unfortunately bland. The pickles were actually great, but you never really want pickles to be the standout of a meal. The pricing was also high for the amount you get, & it seemed that the small & large bowls were almost the same size despite the price difference. There was a bit of a wait & not a ton of seating inside for how many people were waiting for food, but that's to be expected in LA. Very cute inside & friendly staff.

    large bowl (left) vs. regular bowl (right). pretty much same. Sweet Unagi salmon, spicy tuna, crab salad, kimchi cucumbers
    Sheeny N.

    Came in on a Saturday around noon and there was already a small line! Thankfully, it moved quickly and food was ready within 5 minutes of ordering. I ordered the regular sized poke bowl ($19) with Spicy Tuna and Triple S (new spicy salmon option) over a bed of rice. For my sides, I chose the kimchi cucumbers and the crab mac salad. The cucumbers were refreshing and the mac salad was amazing! Great flavors, but I wish they gave us bigger portions for the sides! The difference in sizing between the regular bowl and the large bowl wasn't very drastic at all. There's just simply more rice in the large bowl, but not more fish or sides. Thus, I would highly recommend getting the regular size one for the most bang for your buck! I loved the creaminess of the Spicy Tuna and Triple S! However, I will say the cucumbers and the spiciness of the poke sauce was a little over the top. It could be dialed down a notch so it doesn't mask the quality of the fish. I also tried my friend's sweet unagi salmon and it was pretty good! A great balance of savory and sweet coating over the fish. You order at the cashier and seat yourself. They will call your name when your order is ready. Staff was kind and answered many of our questions. Casual setting and self bus your dishes after. Water is complimentary and self serve as well. Limited seating inside and outside. Parking can be difficult as there's only street parking available. Overall, pretty good poke for LA standards!

    Britney N.

    Tuna is SOO good! It's like glass, in a good way. Salmon is also delicious. I always get the Mac salad and the seaweed salad. Service is friendly and fast. It's cool to sit down and eat. It gets busy around lunchtime.

    Large poke (back) and regular poke (front). Watermelon agua fresca.
    Brooke B.

    Good quality poke in silverlake. Has a simple interior and outdoor seating. I tried the thai spicy tuna and the unagi salmon. I really liked the unagi salmon and the Thai spicy tuna was ok, just not what I was expecting. Definitely recommend the seaweed salad and Korean cucumbers as sides. The prices were steep but totally expected for silverlake.

    Spicy tuna bowl
    Vivi L.

    Heard the hype and we had to come check it out. Came on a Saturday before noon, a few parties in line but not bad. Definitely got longer and out of the door by like 12:30. So come early! Portion is relatively smaller but very tasty! We liked all the protein choices (we got shrimp and spicy tuna and spicy tuna is definitely our favorite!) all the toppings tasted great and very fresh too - hubby liked the beets and Mac salad. My cucumber kimchi was a bit light (not traditional kimchi deep marinated flavor) and sweet salad was decent. Overall it was a great option for light lunch (might need to up the size next time, we got regular) and one of the best tasting poke in town. Would recommend!

    Christina X.

    Really enjoyed Ohana Superette! The poke was super fresh and flavorful, and the portions were really good. Everything tasted high quality and the staff was nice and welcoming. The only downside is that parking can be a little difficult, and it's pretty small inside, so you may have to wait for someone to get up before finding a seat. Other than that, I had a great experience and would definitely come back!

    Shoyu tuna, beets and seaweed salad
    Jamie W.

    4.5 pretty good for poke not in Hawaii! They cut the fish especially nice and neat and small. The seaweed salad was perfect. The beets were a tad salty. My son had the spicy bowl and loved all his components. Seems a littttttle pricey but def a nice poke option to have in LA. As always parking is rough. But food came quick and service was friendly. I didn't see a dessert option but would have loved some sort of Hawaiian treat. I'll be back!

    Patricia D.

    The poke is decent. My visit was in January and I haven't had a craving to go back. I had a regular bowl with spicy tuna and chili garlic shrimp. For the two banchan - kimchi cucumber & seaweed salad. Everything tasted OK but didn't hit the spot. Their watermelon mint agua tasted like it was just water and sugar cane. My bowl was around $19 and the drink was around $7 excluding tax. The service was good. The place is clean. Glad I gave them a try before they went viral, I wish them the best of luck!

    Sweet Unagi Salmon
    Kenn M.

    I'm from Hawai'i, so this place looked promising. However, the flavors weren't there. This was not authentic Hawai'i poke nor did it taste fresh (texture and cut made me feel like it was previously frozen, but I'm not an expert). Fish cuts were too small, and the sweet salmon poke was watery. That said, this is more of a sashimi sushi bowl than authentic poke. Overall review: this place isn't bad. But it's more of a poke fusion spot than authentic poke.

    This was before it went viral.
    Natalie Y.

    I heard this place went viral recently, but I have been coming here ever since they opened when no one knew this place existed, with no lines and no wait. Now the line is almost out the door with more tables and chairs inside and outside, and it is just chaos in here. My fiancé thinks the shoyu poke here is the best he has had in LA, which I completely have to disagree with. I honestly don't think this poke shop is worth waiting for. Even the price is not too friendly. Because I lived in Hawaii, I think I can say what real poke is because I had it way too many times. Poke here and most other poke shops in California don't really serve real poke. In Hawaii, poke is simply eaten by itself or over hot rice only. No sides offered. So-called 'California-style' poke is almost always served with sides commonly like the seaweed salad, mac salad, and random veggies like edamame. But wait a minute, did you say KALE? Excuse me? What the heck. I wouldn't go out of your way and wait in lines to eat here because it is not worth it in my humble opinion. No poke in Southern California is on par with poke from Hawaii, but if I had to choose the closest one, it would be the one in the South Bay. How can you call this shop a poke shop when you can't even see the poke to choose yourself like Hawaii? Everything is hidden in the back of the kitchen so here is nothing to look at inside the restaurant but wet and dirty floors. And it's poke, not poki. Thank you.

    Izel V.

    Mixed feeling. Poke was fresh and sides were decent but not sure if the size or the quality makes sense enough to return. The spicy mayo tuna was good but I preferred the regular tuna. Crab salad was okay but not jaw dropping. I went when there was no line but I can't imagine waiting for this bowl, it's good and worth trying once but I don't see myself returning. Staff was kind and street parking was easy on the weekday.

    Tiffany T.

    Came on a weekend for lunch and the line was out the door. After that was another long wait for the food but it was also packed inside so that was to be expected. The poke was a lot more expensive than most spots I've had before BUT I will say the sauces are true to the description and the portions will still fill as well. I got a regular with half and half and was still pretty satiated by the end (and I have an endless appetite). I do think for the price though I'd have wanted more from a $20 bowl. The white rice is just plain white rice and the sides were either out of stock, varying, or kind of just mediocre regular sides you'd expect from any poke bowl.

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