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    Poke Alice 2

    3.4 (98 reviews)
    ModeratePoke, Japanese, Hawaiian
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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Yegee L.

    This is a great poke place to grab n go. Although they tend to get long lines during lunch time, the employees are fast and can always get the line moving. There's not a lot of dining space in the restaurant and the few tables they do have are in a very small place with lots of people moving to get their food. They always give you your food in a plastic container so it is convenient to take out if you decide to eat elsewhere. I really enjoy their sauce. They will ask you for your fish choices and the spice level of the sauce and mix it before adding it to your poke bowl. If you don't like your fish marinated though, you should know that the restaurant doesn't have an option for no sauce. You get your choice of rice/salad, choose your fish, sauce spice level, and the toppings. They also have additional sauces, of which my favorite is the cilantro aioli. It's a typical poke experience with typical poke toppings. I would say the thing that is different about this specific poke place is their sauces

    Salmon lover
    Huong L.

    I came by here for lunch since it's somewhat close to work. The place is definitely geared toward quick lunches as it's pretty small and had limited seatings. I got the salmon lover which came with rice, seaweed, onion, salmon, spicy mayo, salad, mango, crab salad, and cucumber. Everything tasted fresh, but for some reason, they didn't work very well together. I felt like I was eating components of a poke bowl rather than a poke bowl. The rice was a little dry, and the entire bowl was pretty bland despite the sauce on there. The only thing that actually had flavor was the ginger, mango and seaweed salad. The portion was pretty good though for the price you pay. The service was standard. Overall, a decent poke place but nothing special. Like other reviews have mention, there is another poke place nearby that is better.

    Small with tuna and spicy salmon
    Ashley K.

    A-OK is where I landed here. The Pros: It's fresh. All the ingredients tasted great and were super fresh. The tuna had a nice flavor. It's quick. Most poke places are though... The Cons: The size. As others have mentioned, they don't give you a whole lot. I'd looked past this because I don't tend to eat a lot in one sitting, but I finished my meal, no problem. Would have liked more for the price. The overall flavor. Not working. I know they have their weird sign about sauce, but this I've gotta say was the blandest poke I've ever had. It was mostly flavorless. The rice wasn't seasoned, and the box they serve it in makes it impossible to mix well. Also, the spicy salmon tasted waaay too much like sesame. Go easier on the sesame sauce, guys! I asked for medium spicy and couldn't really taste it. Glad I branched out a bit, but I don't think I'll be back. FOB wins my poke bucks.

    Nao V.

    Decently priced for the amount of food. The fish is normally fresh. I've eaten here over 20 times in the last 2 years and have only had 1 terrible experience. I like that I have the option to order via Ritual to skip the line if I'm in a rush. The stamp card is a plus as you get one free small after buying 10 poke bowls. The location is not very obvious. You'd only notice it if you're walking or if you are intentionally looking for it. The size of the location is small but it does have plenty of seating that goes into the lobby. The wait time is normally not too long even during the lunch rush but it does get more popular during summer times.

    Small poke with yellowtail and spicy tuna
    Jenn C.

    I was so excited to see a new poke place pop up nearer my workplace since FOB Poke Bar is a bit far to trek to during lunch time. Although the price is right with Poke Alice, I find the food sub par to FOB. Poke Alice has less selection for the carbs, garnishes and toppings. I ordered a small poke with yellowtail and spicy tuna and got a mix of white rice and greens for my carbs. The fish tasted fresh but the scoops seem to be smaller (or maybe they just didn't pack as much into the scoop). The white rice was very tough and not sticky which made eating it a chore. The poke is served in a rectangular plastic container which makes it harder to mix together when you are eating it, so the flavor ends up less balanced. On the plus side, I did appreciate that they had black truffle oil that can be added onto your poke and they also have a loyalty card to earn a free poke. Unless Poke Alice improves their food quality, I would actually walk the extra 10 minutes to get better poke at FOB.

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    Nicole H.

    A bit disappointed. We ordered 2 poke on the ritual app due to the promotion. The seafood was not fresh. In fact the octopus was kinda smelly. I asked for non spicy crab salad, but we got spicy instead. Which was ok, but the crab salad had very strange taste. It was kind of bitter for some reason. On the other hand, there was a lot of sauce on our salad which made it too salty. Sadly, we couldn't finished the poke in the end. Felt kind of sick half way through.

    TJ J.

    Tiny portions, rude staff. They literally put half a scoop instead of a scoop. DO NOT GO TO THIS LOCATION. The original poke Alice has much more generous portions. When i complained about the portion size, the tall guy with glasses literally gave me 1 extra cube of tuna! To make matters worse, i asked for mild sauce and the same guy put the chili sauce in my poke! A staff member was passed out in customer seating area after what it seemed from drinking beer for lunch. What a joke!

    Nita L.

    The poke here is quite decent, however the portions are way too small to justify the cost. The scoop size for fish is definitely a lot smaller than other poke places I've been to. FOB poke is just a couple of blocks away which offers much better choices and quantity of poke at a much cheaper price. Unless Poke Alice 2 offers something radically different, I would stick to FOB poke.

    Don't bother asking for sauce on the side... they won't accommodate.
    Ryen B.

    Typical of many poke places, with basic options. Quality and amount of food was fine, but I do not understand their sauce policy. Light sauce/sauce on the side is NOT an option. Read the sides and don't waste your breath asking. I don't understand why a place that lets you customize EVERYTHING else won't give you this option. I don't really care for the sauce, it's on the sweet side. Hoping they change their policy and maybe give a few other sauce options.

    The menu in 6 steps
    Katya H.

    Niiiiice! Sweet team behind this counter that serves fully customizable bowls of poke goodness. I don't think I have ever seen such a variety of options anywhere. In short: * choose the size - small, medium or large - 2 to 4 scoops of protein * choose from a variety of 10 or so proteins: tuna, yellow tail, salmon, octopus, mushrooms, tofu, spicy ground tuna or salmon... * rice, lettuce/kale or 50/50 mix * light, medium or heavy sauce, spicy or not, plus extra sauce variety like aioli * a great selection of mix-ins: seaweed salad, cucumber, masago, furikake, avocado, sesame seeds, crab salad, mango, crispy onion etc etc The only thing they do not offer is poke without sauce - signs abound to warn you (not sure who may want it that way anyway?) The place is brand new and I think is a great addition to the Amazon's campus which I find lacking tasty options or some variety. Because it's new, the line is not yet out of the door. A small poke bowl will cost you $9.90, again seems very reasonable considering other places around. All in all a great lunch spot if poke is your thing!

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    Unreliable. Closed most of the days so if you're relying on them for lunch you'll be disappointed

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    4.6(265 reviews)
    4.3 miIndustrial District
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    Georgetown has some nice hidden gems and I would consider this one of them... just good,…read moreno-nonsense Japanese rice bowls of comfort. If you're a fan of Red Bowl in Financial District, this place has a similar vibe with its approach to rice bowls. Having been here twice on different weeks, I think this will become one of my go-to places in the area when I'm craving fresh seafood on a weekend south of downtown. LOGISTICS Parking is convenient for Georgetown area, given they have a dedicated lot for customers of businesses in the area. Entering in, you order through the kiosk and if you're dining in, you can seat yourself and they'll bring the order to you. The space is small for larger groups but if you're 4 people or less, generally there are tables available on off peak hours (at least what we observed Sat/Sun). Ordering happens at the kiosk, which you can choose for takeout or to dine in. Keep in mind there are some items available for dine-in only (ex. udon or seared salmon bowls), but if you plan on doing takeout anyways you can order online or call ahead for pickup. Note - they do close at 2:30 pm but re-open at 4:30 pm. So long as you get your order in by 2:30 pm they'll still service you... which was nice since the last two times we came in around 2:00 PM. FOOD First off, they have nice nice presentation both in how the food is arranged and the bowls they use when dining in. From the ceramic/decorative bowls to the trays they use... it's the little things that add to the dining experience and make you think a business cares about its food. (Note: there was one time we had initially ordered togo but decided to eat in person; so they kept the food in plastic bowls for one of my photos.) In every bowl we had during our two visits, the rice was excellent! We've had some terrible rice at other donburi places before where it can be too overcooked or too mushy. Fortunately their seasoned rice was a good texture and tasty to eat on its own. The seafood was also excellent for the price / quality - fresh tasting with a melt-in-your mouth texture. Volcano Bowl: Spicy salmon + spicy crab salad w/ masago - despite the description it wasn't too spicy (siracha mayo) but it went really well with the rice, like a deconstructed sushi roll. I liked mixing in some wasabi to give it a stronger kick. Aburi Sake Bowl (seared salmon bowl): This is only available to order for dine-in; if you love salmon... I would recommend this one. Seared salmon is delicious seafood umami. I liked how the salmon had the right amount of fattiness too. Chirashi Bowl: If you like variety, then this is an excellent bowl to try a little bit of everything. I was amused that they also included unagi (I don't think I see that in most chirashi bowls). Even the shrimp, which is usually my least favorite part of chirashi bowls, tasted good with a slight sweetness. OVERALL Awesome place and a good location for the area given there's parking available. Price was just right for the quality (I'm amused how much cheaper good seafood is here in Seattle compared to the Bay Area) and the staff were really friendly. There are also two excellent bouldering gyms nearby (Castle Climbing Club and Momentum)... so if you're looking to recharge after a climbing session, I would highly recommend coming here!

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    4.4(821 reviews)
    3.1 miFremont
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    Met up with a friend while visiting Seattle and we went to Fremont Bowl!…read more It's street parking which took a while to find because this area was bustling with resturaunt and bars! We walked in, ordered at the tablet and sat ourselves down! Water is self serve which we grabbed before finding a seat. I ordered the small una-gyu donburi and this was delicious! Unagi was grilled and seasoned, beef was tender and the rice paired so well with the meat! Good size and we left full! Staff was nice and it got pretty busy after we got our food!

    As one of my favorite businesses in Seattle, the allure of Fremont Bowl is simple: delicious bowls…read moreof Japanese comfort food served in a no frills, unpretentious environment. There are no bells and whistles here, just excellent service, fair prices, and fantastic food. There are only a handful of tables, which is really meant for solo diners and two people at best. There is a handful of takeout patrons at any given time, but that's only because of the wait. It's far more enticing to sit in and experience the magic that exists in every bowl. Water is self-serve and thankfully presented in a filtered water tank that spits out cold, delicious water. A majority of the bowls are between $13-16 each, which in today's foodflation economy seems expected. The good news is that the portion is substantial in every bowl. My go-to is their chirashi, which is roughly $19 but features a nice array of fish cuts that include salmon, chopped fatty tuna, masago, fresh water eel, shrimp with albacore and another dose of tuna. The unagi don is their most expensive bowl at nearly $21, but the broiled unagi with the eel sauce that is dynamite. The textures, the sweetness, and the size is all on point. And due to its status as a teriyaki city, I think the chicken teri don is an excellent alternative to all the seafood. The teriyaki hits all the right flavor notes, with just enough sweetness with the tenderness of the chicken meat. Add in another $1 and it's a spicy version. I so wish there was something like this in my neck of the woods. If I lived in Seattle, this would be a weekly destination. I'm already looking forward to my next visit(s).

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