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Hole in the wall poké place. Fresh poké available. Delicious and fresh. Service was quick. The only downside is the parking availability since it shares a very small lot with an apartment complex and another small shop. Some are reserved for each shop. Street parking is also limited since the store is located along a busy main street.
I've tried quite a few poke spots around the Bay Area, and the quality of the fish here in Hawaii definitely stands out. - The spicy ahi was easily my favorite. It had great flavor without overpowering the freshness of the fish. - The wasabi ahi was also good, but be prepared for a strong wasabi kick that definitely clears your sinuses. - I also tried the Hawaiian ahi, which was a little too mild for my taste. - The miso tako ended up being my least favorite because it leaned much sweeter than I expected. Next time I'd probably go with the shoyu instead since I was looking for a bit more flavor. One thing they absolutely get right is the fish itself. It's incredibly fresh, buttery, and almost melt in your mouth tender. Compared to other well-known poke spots, I actually preferred the quality and flavor of the fish here. The only reason I'm taking off one star is the rice. They use regular jasmine rice, and I really think sushi rice would make a huge difference. Since poke is essentially fish and rice, the rice should complement the fish instead of feeling like an afterthought. Service was quick and straightforward. You tell them what you want, they build your bowl, you pay, and you're on your way. The shop itself is very small with no indoor seating, just a couple of outdoor tables, so I'd consider this more of a grab-and-go spot than a place to dine in. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the freshness of the fish alone. With sushi rice, this place would be even better.
Not the freshest poke if I'm being honest. They must capitalize on being the only poke spot for miles because I don't understand how they have 4+ stars. The portions were small. I missed the photo op but there was nothing captivating. The spicy sauce on the spicy salmon couldn't cover up the gamey taste. Same goes for the miso ahi, but it was slightly better than the salmon. The poke wasn't cut consistently, had some stringy pieces, and wasn't cold enough either. It seemed like it had been saturated for a while, too slimy. Plastic or styrofoam bowls would definitely help with the presentation. They're currently charging $20 for poke bowls served in a mini plate lunch container filled with mostly rice. The best part of the trip was the gelato. It's not theirs, they are vendors for Il Gelato. The dragonfruit and mango lilikoi combo made up for the mediocre poke. I would return for the gelato.
My boyfriend and I wanted to eat a good poke bowl so we made a stop at Ono Seafood on our way into Waikiki. There are only a couple stalls in the front of the store so parking is not the greatest. Before you enter there are a few tables that you can sit and eat your food. Inside, it's pretty small so I can imagine if it gets busy the line can go out the door. Although, the line moved fast and they seemed to be very efficient. You can look at the menu board while you're waiting so you can decide what you want. They have all the poke choices on there and sometimes have specials posted on the glass where you order. I got the Hawaiian style and miso tako. I was hoping the Hawaiian style had a little more taste, but otherwise still good. The miso tako was my favorite! Yummmmm. My boyfriend got the Shoyu poke and spicy tako. His shoyu was really tasty! The only part I didn't care for so much was the long grain rice because it was just a tad bit dry. Otherwise, everything was good. I've tried their poke before when someone brought it to a get together but this was the first time I've made a stop here. Nice staff and very efficient + Ono poke!
This was the most fresh seafood I've had in Hawaii. The texture of the fish was so delicious. I tore this bowl up in mere minutes, it didn't stand a chance against me.
I dropped by this small poke place near Leonard's and got a poke bowl. I got half shoyu ahi and half spicy ahi. The fish was so fresh and melted in your mouth. I love the combination of the spicy mayo and tempura flakes that came with it. There are no tables inside but there is some outdoor seating.
Good option to put on the list for poke bowl besides F**dlands and I will give Ono higher score for the freshness! Price wise it's also decent and ordering process is swift. They occasionally offer salmon as well! Obviously the dining ambiance is prolly the downside as it's a simple outdoor patio in front of the venue, but hey it does the job! We got their combo of Wasabi Ahi and Spicy Salmon, both of which we really love. I might like the sauce from the other well known place tad better, but would say this one was certainly delectable!
We visiting their food truck at the Kaka'ako Farmers Market. There was no line around 1pm and service was fast. The fish was good, but didn't taste much different from the other poke i've tried on the island. The poke to rice ratio was off though, I wished there was more poke.
So glad I finally got to try Ono Seafood! I got the salmon and ahi poke and really enjoyed both. The fish was super fresh and the sauce was flavorful. The rice wasn't the freshest, but honestly the fish quality more than made up for it. Portion sizes are big, and everything comes out super quick. It's more of a grab-and-go spot, but there are a few tables if you want to sit and eat. Overall, really solid poke. Can't wait to come back!
What? I can't believe I haven't reviewed this iconic poke spot. Indeed their fish was amazing - fresh and smooth, and their seasoning for the poke was spot on. However I can't give them 5 stars coz I think it's overpriced for what it is. Plus the rice was so undercooked I ended up feeding half of my rice to the birds. It's dry like bird food. I'd recommend ordering the poke by the lb and take it home to eat with some good Japanese rice. Also, no line for lunchtime on a Saturday in February!
1:45 on a Tuesday. New Hours are 9-4. Can't make a review about the food because they are closed. No posted explanation... unfortunate. Heading over to Off the Hook.
Ono Seafood and it was hands down the best poke I had on the island. The fish was insanely fresh like it literally melted in your mouth and had that buttery texture that you can't fake. I got the spicy ahi and my friend got the shoyu ahi, and both were so flavorful and perfectly seasoned. It is a little on the pricier side, but honestly it was 100% worth it I finished every single bite. Everything is made fresh and comes out super fast, and the owners were so nice (they even let me sample the spicy ahi first to make sure I liked it). Definitely one of those spots I'd go back to ASAP and recommend to everyone.
Flavor was there as well as the freshness. Quick order and added furikake and eel sauce on both of our bowls. When you go in there is no tables and it's really just to order and go. They have 8 small parking spaces. Good luck but be patient. read more
What a delightful little spot! It was our first time in Hawaii and we wanted to make sure that we got the best poker in town! The place is cozy with a small but beautiful outdoor area that adds to the charm. The staff was welcoming and the service felt very personal. The poke was absolutely delicious and super fresh -- definitely worth trying. One thing to note: by the end of the day, many of the popular items are gone, so it's best to come earlier for the full selection. The owners were incredibly thoughtful and even went around to apologize for the limited choices, personally inviting everyone to return. That kind of hospitality really stood out. Overall, great atmosphere, amazing staff, and tasty, fresh food. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 months ago
Amazing! I obvs got a poke bowl. The guy in charge is obviously a pro, and gave great recs. Perfect flavor, texture, etc. A jewel of a spot!! read more
1 year ago
This is definitely my favorite poke on the island! I'm a spicy ahi girl & this is review strictly on the spicy ahi. I've been trying other places to compare to here but the seasoning and flavor on the spicy ahi is unmatched for me. The fish is so fresh and the spicy mayo is creamy, sweet, and salty. I love that they put onions, masago, and green onions in it for that crunchy texture. I've gotten one pound of spicy ahi and the poke bowl and I like both, but I do like their rice so I usually get the poke bowl. Service is cafeteria style and fast. There's only two parking spots in the front so it's best to get dropped off or find street parking around. I'm definitely an Ono seafood loyalist from now on haha read more
7 months ago
Favorite poke place in Oahu! The cuts of fish are so fresh and delicious. There are a wide variety of flavors, even offering octopus poke. This gem is located in a small store in a parking lot with limited tables and seating outside. There is usually a short line, giving you time decide on your order. This place stands out for how fresh the fish is! I ordered the miso salmon and the Hawaiian style ahi. The ahi was very fresh, and I loved the marinade. The miso salmon was delicious and the miso flavor was very satisfying. read more
7 months ago
This was highly recommended as the best place for poke as loved by the locals, so we headed there right from the airport. Parking was manageble since we got there in between lunch and dinner, so no lines at all. They had about 5-6 different choices and the portions were generous. I can't say it was the best poke I'be had or even my favorite on the island, but definitely worth a stop. read more
During my trip, I was really excited to try Ono Seafood and it def lived up to the hype! We ordered a 1/4 lb each of the spicy ahi, spicy tako, and shoyu ahi with sides of rice, and everything was delicious. The ordering process is quick and straightforward, and they move fast. The storefront is a bit small with no indoor seating, but there are a few outdoor tables if you want to eat there. read more
Finally able to try this place out and other than the fact that the poke bowls are quite expensive, the poke itself is some of the best I've had. We got the shoyu ahi, spicy ahi, and miso ahi. All three were amazing and the fish is so fresh, it melts in your mouth. But each bowl is $17, with very little fish in my opinion so it's hard to give this place a 5 star review. They have very little seating outside and it's usually quite warm/a lot of flies out there so I'd bring the poke out for takeout! read more
I got the #3 Hawaiian and added furikake. The poke is so fresh and the way it was prepared was so good! Just enough spiciness and perfect flavors! Truly Hawaiian style. Others in our party got the shoyu and spicy ahi and they loved their selection as well! Same thing, just the right amount of spiciness. It's a small place with parking that can be tough but it's worth the wait! Service was great, family owned, and while we were there the locals even come in with their insulated bags to collect their poke. You know it's good when you see the locals coming in like that. There are not a lot of places to sit out front so we took ours back to our hotel to eat it and it was still perfectly fresh! Definitely a must try! read more
3 months ago
Best poke I have ever had in my life. My wife went to U of H and this was what she was most excited to show me our first time on Oahu together. It did not disappoint. read more
I truly cannot rave enough about this poke. This was my absolute favorite poke in Honolulu. The salmon was buttery, the ahh was so fresh, and the rice fluffy. We went @ 11am on a weekday and waited 10 minutes. I got the spicy salmon and tuna. The poke is so fresh and it is well known for good reason. Casual shop and take out but you can eat outside. I will be back! read more
1 year ago
My absolute favorite place to get poke whenever I'm in Oahu. Staff is friendly and welcoming, love their variety of options of poke. read more
1 year ago
Small parking lot shared with a few other shops. Salmon isn't always available but was fortunate enough to try it on my visit. Tuna was $38/lb on my visit while a poke bowl is $17 (with 1/3 pound of fish) Tasty fish but I thought the overall pork bowl was underwhelming, so I opted for just the fish. My pals all snagged a poke bowl and had similar thoughts, the fish was excellent but the bowls were mediocre. Poke here is cut on the larger side. Spicy Salmon - fresh salmon with a spicy mayo sauce that had a slight kick of heat. Fatty and close to melting in one's mouth. Spicy Ahi - great protein option, definitely more "meaty" than the salmon as expected. Red and not brown, so the freshness was evident. Same spicy mayo as the salmon obviously but I thought it was a bit overboard (more mayo flavor than fish). read more
8 months ago
Pre-COVID, Ono Seafood was hands down my go-to poke spot in Honolulu. It used to be consistently solid and worth every stop. I'm not sure what changed, but the last two visits post-COVID felt different--smaller portions and a noticeable dip in quality. With the prices where they are now, the food and overall experience didn't quite match up for me. It's still decent, but not the standout it once was. There are a few other spots around that are just as good, if not better, and offer more generous portions for the same price point. Honest take, no hate--just not my first choice anymore. read more
this place has been around for years and so I had the opportunity to patronize it. I also read the many wonderful reviews. However, today is not that day. First of all I had two different poke's for what appeared to be a very small bowl for $18. I had spicy ahi and a miso tako. The spicy ahi was OK in flavor but the fish itself felt a little slimy. The tako was heavily drenched in miso. The rice was absolutely disgusting. Instead of medium grain or sushi rice it was long grain and super hard. It tasted like old cold rice. Everything about this was absolutely disappointing. I don't know if today was just a bad day for whoever made the entirety from the poke to the rice but it was absolutely horrible. We are extremely disappointed and we were extremely happy to finally patronize the place. Luckily we took it with us to eat at an establishment next-door so we had extra food to eat. If today was a visitor's first time eating poke I feel disheartened that they would consider that delicious. Also parking is always a challenge. There is only two stalls that are allotted for that establishment. The two stars is because the staff are nice otherwise it would be one star. read more
I've seen this place all over my social media feed so I finally decided to give it a try. The parking is minimal - only 2 dedicated spots. There's a parking lot next door, but they will tow you if you don't pay $30 to park. Luckily, I snagged one of the two spots. When I got there around 12, it surprisingly wasn't busy. I ordered at the counter and got out of there in under 5 minutes. But by the time I left there was a line out the door! There aren't too too many options to choose from so it makes ordering easy! I got the spicy ahi and miso ahi - poke bowl. In my honest opinion, I would not come back here for a poke bowl. The rice isn't great, it's more like jasmine rice than anything near sushi rice or short grain rice. I would come back for just poke alone. The fish is great quality, the sauces are flavorful too! It's small family run place, I'd go to support them if you're in the area. Just get poke by weight, not a bowl with rice. read more
10 months ago
Food: We tried Hawaiian style tuna, spicy mayo tuna, spicy mayo salmon, Hawaiian style tako. Love them all. We went here twice within 5 days. Fresh, reasonable price, delicious. Ono! Service: You walk into line to order & receive food cafeteria style. Fast & convenient. Ambiance: Some bench outdoor seating. Parking lots are limited. Overall: The best Poke in Oahu. Must try! read more
Wow. Best poke I've ever had, truly! This little unassuming shop is run by a mom and pop and has the most amazing poke ever. Their fish are cubed into large chunks and marinated in heavily sauces. I highly recommend their spicy ahi and their OG! And with each poke bowl you order, you get a free drink! The line was not too long when we got there, but the queue was fast. You just line up, order your poke and they're super nice! One time I forgot my free drink, and the cashier reminded me about it. They're super sweet! The inside is slightly cramped. There's no seating inside the shop but some outdoor seating! Parking is also a little difficult since there's limited spots on-site, so I recommend parking on the street and quickly ordering and grabbing your food! read more
4 months ago
I feel like the quality has gone down a bit since I've last been here and they also don't offer a complimentary drink anymore. I got the shoyu ahi and spicy ahi but funny enough the shoyu ahi was spicier than the spicy ahi. Spicy ahi is creamy and a tad more flavorful as well. Not sure if I can highly recommend this place anymore, but it can be worth trying just cuz of the friendliness of the staff and proximity to Waikīkī area! read more
One of the best places for poke on Oahu. The fish is always extremely fresh and the flavors that they have for poke are very good. You can order the poke as a bowl or just the poke by weight. They also have a refrigerator with other pre-weighed items and sides. There is very limited parking available and it can get crowded at times. The interior is small and they have two tables outside for dining, but the majority of people will just take their orders to go/eat elsewhere. read more
11 months ago
Not that great anymore. The poke is definitely frozen, and the portions feel pretty small now. There's also a lot of cartilage mixed in, which makes it less enjoyable. Definitely not as good as it used to be. read more
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4 months ago
This small mom and pop poke place was so amazing! I'm sad we came on the last day bc I wanted it again!! read more
11 months ago
My husband and I shared the shoyu tuna and miso salmon poke bowl with white rice. For $20, there wasn't much fish although it was filling enough for a light lunch. Limited outdoor seating and parking. The fish was fresh and tasty although I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here again. read more
1 year ago
I can't claim local expertise, so I'll try to keep my observations factual. We've tried a good number of poke places in Waikiki and surrounds and three that stood out included: - Ono Seafood; - Maguro Brothers; and - Maguro Spot (which seems to be relatively unknown, not commonly mentioned in "best of" lists) Maguro Brothers and Ono Seafood seem like two opposite poles on the poke spectrum. Where Maguro Brothers marinates poke fish only very lightly so you can taste the freshness of the fish (in our case ahi) and appreciate its texture, Ono's poke is far more heavily seasoned, with a hard hit of white onion (the conventional kind you might use as part of a mirepoix) and a touch of scallions, kuikui (an oily nut) and limu (seaweed). The shoyu ahi version I tried had a generous touch of chili powder as well: pleasantly spicy by my standards, probably too spicy by average Japanese standards. Ono's ahi was not fishy, but given all the seasonings, I couldn't really discern how fresh it was. That said, the hard-hitting flavors were likable and I enjoyed the textural contrasts of kuikui nut and crisp onion. Although the fish was not as tender as Maguro Brother's, Ono's was firm, not rubbery. Both Ono and Maguro Brothers use fairly high quality cuts of fish that were not completely devoid of tough fibers, but did not include a lot of them, unlike some establishments. I'm not a fan of creamy mayonnaise-based pokes, but I saw plenty of younger folks digging into large poke bowls generously topped with this style of poke. Matter of fact service, beautiful mural out front. read more
Ono Seafood? It sure gives an OH YEAH SEAFOOD kinda vibe ;) I stopped in for a quick bite to eat after spending my morning behind a computer screen cranking out work and this eatery SURE HIT THE SPOT!! I ordered a regular bowl with Hawaiian-style Ahi and Spicy Ahi over a bed of white rice and my goodness... the flavors and freshness were UNREAL. There truly is nothing better than having your tastebuds dance with a fresh and delicious bowl of poke. I really loved how their menu is limited yet offers a great variety! This means for folks who are typically undecisive, you'll have an easier time with choosing what yummy bowl to get. There is a refrigerated section that features a plethora of side dishes, like pickled garlic and seaweed salad. Ono Seafood is a fantastic spot to stop by if you're looking for a light, filling, and fresh lunch or if you're in the mood for some bomb af poke! 10/10 highly recommend! read more
1 year ago
Ahi poke & tako! Best poke ever!!!! The ahi is super fresh and they season their rice with soy sauce. Always come here first thing whenever I come to Oahu. read more
I tried Ono Seafood at the Kakaako Farmers Market, hoping to finally fall in love with poke while in Hawaii, but it didn't quite hit the mark for me. To be fair, I'm not the biggest fan of raw fish, so I came in with high hopes that this spot would change my mind. I ordered the Hawaiian Style Ahi and Spicy Ahi, as unfortunately, all the other flavors were sold out by the time I got there. The poke itself was decent; the Hawaiian Style had nice seasoning, and the Spicy Ahi had a good kick to it. However, I was expecting a melt-in-your-mouth texture that wasn't fully there. Some pieces were tender, but others were unexpectedly tough and chewy. I also wish there had been a bit more rice to balance out the generous portions of fish. Do be aware that the wait is long but the line goes by very fast due to the efficient and kind service! Overall, it wasn't bad, but it didn't leave me craving more. If you're a poke fan, you might enjoy it, but for me, it was just okay. read more
1 year ago
Ono is one of those places that all our friends recommended us to check out during our trip to Oahu. Luckily for us, there was no line and service was very quick! Since parking is limited (there are 2 parking spots in front of the shop), we parked on the street (metered) and walked over. There isn't any seating inside but there are bench tables outside. We got the Shoyu Ahi-it was very fresh but overly seasoned for us. It is also kind of pricey ($17 for poke bowl) and I do wish the portion was bigger considering the price point. read more
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747 Kapahulu Ave
Honolulu, HI 96816
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Is the Tako Poke cooked? this is my favorite spot when in Hawaii, and I am pregnant and dying that I cannot have poke at ONO Seafood:S
Yes. The tako is cooked.
Do they provide soy-free and gluten-free options, or can they make adjustments?
Yes they do have gluten free option! Make sure to inform them that you are gluten-free and will happily serve you
Is there a Kamaaina discount? I live half the year in Oahu and come here weekly, but have never been offered the discount.
Hello and thank you for reaching out. Regarding a discount for kamaaina, although we are humbly grateful for your support and your willingness to get your poke fix at Ono Seafood, when you are on Oahu, we unfortunately do not offer any discounts. We…
Are they open Christmas Day?
We are closed Christmas Day, open Christmas Eve 9am-4pm
Is vaccination card required?
No not required but I suggest you to order your food over the phone it's way faster lol or else you will be in line for a long time
Is there an online website to purchase dried seafood(octopus, fish, etc)? Can you ship to California for dried goods? I would totally purchase is this is available :)
We currently do not offer shipping of dried good just yet! But keep on the look out for the future Mahalo
Can you call in orders for pickup?
Definitely! If there is a line, you will most likely be able to skip the line and just head to the cashier. Be sure to explain to those waiting in line that you placed a phone order.
Someone got the range for the market rate right now eh?
I paid about $12 for the 1/4 lb Hawaiian ahi poke bowl 2 days ago. So worth it. Melts in your mouth good!
Do they ship to California?
that would be negative... but i'd open a franchise for her here if she let me.
Can I buy fish here to bring home to cook?
No. They have poke by the pound, poke bowls, and sashimi. But all are meant to be eaten raw.
Will they be open during the Coronavirus restaurant closure period?
Yups there open for what I know, I went yesterday 3/20/2020 Thursday around 1pm and they was open. As of now looks like they'll stay open till further notice. And if you go can u please get me a regular poke bowl as well (brown rice & Spicy and…
Do they serve salmon?
Yes! They offered salmon in the miso, spicy, and wasabi flavors when we went!
Is the octopus fully cooked in the menu?
octopus poke is not raw octopus, they do cook the octopus first. If its purple and white its cooked. If its transparent gray and clearish its raw
Is it closed on Sundays? Yelp shows open till 3pm on Sunday?
Closed on Sunday and Monday
Are their poke options gluten free? Want to get some for a friend but she has an intolerance and know that often times shoyu and teriyaki sauce have gluten so wondering if their sauces have gluten
Some certainly do - like the shoyu ahi. Some most likely do not, like the spicy ahi. Be aware that…
I live all the way in Waianae and always eat Sack N Save/food land poke bowls.... is this better? If it is I'll be willing to go on a quest to give this place a try.
Way better
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