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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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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!
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!
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!
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
13 hours ago
I've heard good things about Obana and had to give it a try! I split a bowl with my friend, it came with protein of choice and 2 sides. We got the kimchi cucumber and mac salad for our sides(: The fish was so soft, melted in my mouth! There are a few indoor and outdoor seating options. Overall great fish! A little bit on the pricey side for poke, but great quality and taste! read more
I'm honestly so impressed by how great this poke place is! We really don't have a lot of true Hawaiian style poke in Los Angeles, and when you do find it, it can be hard to find one with really great quality. Ohana Suprette absolutely delivered. There was a line just to the door when I got there, but it moved really quickly. I was able to order and have my food in hand within about 15 minutes, which I thought was great. I really wanted to get the Spam musubi for my husband, but unfortunately they sold out literally just as I got there. Definitely grabbing that next time! The quality was amazing and the fish was so fresh. The menu is simple but still has enough variety, and I genuinely loved everything I ordered. I could not wait to eat it. I opened it up and ate the entire thing in the car and absolutely inhaled it, It was THAT good. I tried the spicy tuna and classic ahi tuna over half rice and half baby kale, with seaweed salad and kimchi cucumber as the sides. Every single part of my bowl was absolutely delicious, and I would order the exact same thing all over again. I will say, their spicy mayo is definitely spicy! They also have a minced spicy tuna that I really wanted to try, but I was a little worried about the spice level. I still want to add it next time because it sounds so good, even though I have a feeling it might be a little spicier than my usual tolerance. I would absolutely recommend coming here, and I definitely plan on bringing my family when they come visit. This is exactly the kind of poke I've been looking for! read more
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. read more
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. read more
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! read more
2 months ago
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. read more
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. read more
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! read more
19 days ago
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! read more
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! read more
6 months ago
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! read more
2 months ago
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. read more
7 months ago
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. read more
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. read more
7 months ago
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. read more
Yum! I want to try the shoyu tuna next, but the sweet unagi salmon and spicy tuna were tasty. The salmon was a bit gingery for my taste, but the spicy tuna was good! It's also a bit pricey for poke, but it's very wet and flavorful, and the crab macaroni salad and cucumbers were good. Ambience - casual with indoor seating and limited metered parking outside, service - quick and friendly. Here are my poke rankings in CA so far: 1) Santo Market 2) Jus Poke 3) Nuc Poke 4) Poke & More 5) Ohana Superette Message me if you have more poke recs :') read more
4 months ago
Great location with a cool vibe, super friendly service, and the poke is bomb! So fresh, flavorful, and delicious. I'm already craving it again!! read more
4 months ago
ohana superette was pretty delish. i think it's been pretty hard to find good poke in la but this place was very fresh and flavorful. i normally get a large when i get poke but i got the smaller size at the recommendation of the staff, and i was pretty full by the end. the staff was really helpful, and kindly explained to me what you get with each size. the difference between the regular and large are the ounces of poke you get. unfortunately, i can't remember how much you get for each one, but with each bowl you can also select 2 banchan. i really enjoyed the kimchi cucumber. it was super crisp and flavorful. i wish they had more salmon options as they only had the unagi salmon but everything was really tasty regardless! read more
I always miss poke from Hawaii. I had a chance to try this place and did a take out. I got two bowls of Shoyu Tuna, shrimp, spicy tuna, with kimchi cucumber, crab salad, and glass noodles. The freshness and taste definitely remind me of a good spot in Waikiki. I'm so happy to find this place ! I also got the spamasubi and it is unique on its own. It's all street parking and it seems like it could get busy. Takeout might be a better choice. read more
1 month ago
Food runs pretty salty, "no substitutions", not a lot of balance in the spicier or "shoyu" dishes, not the greatest temperament with staff and greetings. Probably won't come back lol, surprising because Bodega is more interested in customer service. Sweetfin is nearby and better for me :) read more
The poke was one of the best I've ever had. Quality was top notch Michelin level. Poke was excellent, ban-chan was excellent! Service was fast and the place was packed. Design of interior is very clean and proper. Really enjoyed their watermelon drink as well. Definitely will be back!! read more
Oof that was a GREAT bowl of Poke, but you'll have to PAY for it. Heard about Ohana Superette opening and that they had Poke so I had to swing by. Came by on a weekday late afternoon and by the time i got there 2 of the top choices were sold out, so if you want to make sure you can try the Poke you want try to get here early. I went ahead and ordered a large bowl with half of the regular shoyu poke you're familiar with in hawaii, and the spicy salmon? (i cant remember) but regardless the Poke here is GREAT. honestly the closest thing to the quality you'd get in hawaii. Fresh FRESH fish , and great flavor. Also the sides were on point as well. the cucumber kimchi and the potato salad were IT. Overall though I have to say it did almost take an entire half hour to get this 1 bowl made, so if you're impatient i recommend you order ahead online and make a pickup order. All this greatness comes at a price, and if i recall correctly the large bowl was just about $25, so be ready to pony up, but honestly its the best in the central LA area so you're going to have to pay to play here. Check this place out! read more
1 month ago
unfortunately, i had a poor experience. i visited once prior to this and i thought the poke was decent but this clarified that i'd rather go elsewhere. the thai chili soy ginger tuna was shocking to say the least. it came out so pale and colorless in person, and i'm sure it's not the marinade doing that. i was further disappointed by the avocado on my bowl. for $4, i think it's reasonable to expect there to be no brown or black spots. yet, it was vivid on my bowl! the salmon and ban chan were delicious but the rest of the components were not it. ik a lot of ppl enjoy this place but personally, the inconsistency is not for me. read more
This will be short and sweet. With the price of eating out increasing, these prices don't justify the food or service we received. Parking was hard to find in the area so be aware. Ambiance 5/10 There is none Food 6/10 Value 5/10 Service 3/10 Bathroom 9/10 Cleanliness 9/10 Will I return? Not likely read more
I really wanted to love it, i really did. Unfortunately the bowls are just too stiff it's just a slab of stiff, cold rice with the poke meat thrown on top & you get one side. Most places give u like 5 sides so they rlly needa step up if they want to remain competitive. My friends shared the same opinions for their experience too. read more
2 months ago
Long overdue to try Ohana Superette as Bodega Park is one of my favourites spots on the east side. The staff were super friendly and the new interior was gorgeous. The space felt open but inviting. The service was quick and the food was fresh, delicious and super flavourful. Genuinely some of the best Poke i've had in a while! read more
Was craving poke and saw that this place was nearby. The food was decent. It seemed like the large bowl was just slightly bigger than the regular sized bowl? Even picked up a couple of their spam musubis and they were ok as well. Staff was friendly and welcoming. The ambiance of the restaurant was minimalist and clean which I like. They also played good music which always adds to the experience. Worth checking out if you're in the Silver Lake area looking for a new poke spot to try. read more
I really enjoyed this poke, I find it to actually be the best in LA. Really fresh ingredients, densely packed and very filling. Their location is quaint and the seating isn't the most comfortable for long dining. There was a line when I went on a weekday so ensure it to be busy. read more
23 days ago
overall pretty good! love the mid century aesthetic to the shop and staff was friendly! food came out quick as well. fish tasted fresh and the side dishes were alright. I wish the rice was seasoned either with like furikake or rice vinegar to help balance the richness of the fish. the marinades were also good but the spicy salmon had just a bit too much mayo and the ahi was a tad too sweet for my liking read more
All I can say is... wow!! I haven't had good poke in a while but this place is soo worth checking out. We got the large size because we wanted to do 1/2 spicy tuna & 1/2 ohana shoyu tuna - it came with a side of your choice so I got the crab macaroni salad (the imitation crab was a nice addition to the flavor/texture of the mac salad!!) and my friend got the kimchi cucumber. We both gave each other a look of "!!!" after each bite because everything was so good! The fish was so fresh and the flavors were so unique. The aesthetic of the place is cozy and inviting - a great place to catch up with a friend. The staff is all super sweet and nice too! The location is also perfect because there are soo many coffee shops nearby to check out before/after grabbing lunch here! read more
8 months ago
First Review! Ohana Superette has reopened a moved a few stores down from its original location and continues to offers super fresh poke bowls and other island bites. We got the Ohana Shoyu Tuna poke bowls and they were delicious! Both the Crab Mac Salad and Seaweed Salad are great options for the sides. The new store is cozy and can seat a few small groups. Given that it's on Sunset Blvd in Silver Lake, expect parking to be tough. Otherwise, it's a great place to visit for a quick and delicious bite to eat. read more
This place definitely lives up to its raving reviews! Both the salmon and tuna were marinated to perfection. There was a fair proportion of fish to rice which is always something that I look for. For sides, I got the crab salad and seaweed salad. I would definitely recommend the crab Marconi salad, the cashier suggested it, and it was heavenly. All of the flavors balanced well together and I got a bit of everything in each bite. There can be long lines and small seating space but there was plenty of outside seating too. I would come back if i was in the area! read more
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