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Ordered here thru UberEats and it's soooo good like last time! Such a great price for two bowls! They also put my order in a really cute reusable tote bag I recommended Jimmy's creation - you get tuna and salmon and a bunch of toppings
Ingredients are fresh and I love the variety of veggies, protein, toppings, and sauces that we can choose. I usually get the medium sized bowl which is just right for me-- not too little, not too much. The presentation of the poke bowls are very pretty and appetizing as well. The poke bowl here is more expensive than Aloha Poke in the Loop by a couple dollars, but this is close to home and if I am craving, this is where I'll go. One thing I don't like is the wasteful thick cardboard order sheet we fill out when selecting our poke bowl ingredients. They should consider thinner paper or have electronic tablets and let people self order and punch in what they want to order to be more environmentally friendly.
Walking in to a place with 5 stars and 63 reviews. Couldn't believe a 5 star restaurant with 60+ reviews. And sure enough, I, too, give it 5 stars based on food quality, quantity, and price. I've been to poke places in Chicago which is so disappointing compared to places in Los Angeles. However, this place is almost comparable! I love the option of being able to choose on paper as opposed to on a counter with people standing in front of you. I'm very indecisive so this was very helpful when deciding what I wanted and I could take all the time thinking about what I wanted. I got a large and the portions were large, not like other Chicago poke places that claims to be size "large" but it's really not. 1st and foremost- I love the size of the raw fish. The fish were not small squares. It was a good size, that when taking a bite, I know I am eating sashimi. 2nd- (as mentioned, I love the ordering on paper) 3rd- I love the options on the menu. Choose size of bowl or burrito, ingredients, sauce, toppings, and the type of protein. I got quite a large bowl. I saved the pineapples & mandarin oranges as kind of my dessert. They were canned items. 4th- I love the simplicity & simple restaurant decor. There isn't much which states that they're all about poke. There's a water station w cucumber infused water & bottled drinks if you'd like. I would totally go back!
I'm pretty late to the sushi burrito/poke game but I've been officially converted by Poke Burrito and now I can't stop raving about it. This place is worth everyone's time and tastebuds, whether you get delivery or dine-in. Inside is decorated in a minimalistic fashion, very clean and simple. The service isn't as fast as other fast-food burrito places. You basically fill out your order on a piece of paper and wait for a good 5 minutes, even when it's not crowded. However, the best part is customizability of your order. There are so many things you can pick and choose from. They have tofu options too, so it's truly great for vegetarians, vegans and meat lovers. I also love the fact that all the options feel healthy and fresh, so you actually feel good about ordering out.
The hype at this five star joint is real, my friends. I've been to a few other poke places and never real had an urge to go back to any. Poke Burrito is a game changer though. Super fresh, flavorful and full! They have an order sheet that you fill out whether you're dining in or taking it to go. It lists the bases, veggies, sauces, proteins, etc and gives you how many items they recommend checking off. Avocado is included in a general portion. My one suggestion would be to have explanations of the sauces. I took a guess and ordered what I thought I would like, but if it was listed on the menu (i.e. volcano sauce is creamy and spicy, etc) that would be useful! While I was there, FIVE different couples came in to order to go and two different couples were dining in. Way more foot traffic and clientele then the old restaurant. I'm so happy for them. Wishing them lots of future success!
Went in on a Saturday afternoon between brewery stops. The place was dead, which I don't care about because I assume a lot of people grab a bowl to go, but I was kind of surprised that no one else came in while we were there. The guy who made my bowl seemed confused, about everything. I'm sure I threw him off a little when I said no rice and no mixed greens (currently can't eat either without potentially getting sick right after), but I tried to add in some other things so that it wasn't just protein. Got a medium/regular bowl with (naked) tuna, (naked) salmon and shrimp for my protein. I also added in avocado and mandarin oranges. I'm pretty sure the ratio of mandarin oranges to protein was the same, which made me laugh. Took it to the 2nd brewery and had some. It was fine. Didn't taste like there was much, if any sauce on it, and all of the little tiny mandarin oranges pretty much started to overwhelm the bowl a couple bites in. The shrimp was kind of meh, but at least the tuna and salmon seemed decent. When I'm in the area and need something, this might be a place I'd go again, but honestly, I'd probably just go up the street and get a taco instead. I love poke bowls. I was going through a phase of ordering them awhile back and had to stop myself because the cost of a bowl + delivery was adding up quickly, but this spot just felt, sad.
Do you ever study/work for hours on end only to be hit suddenly with a craving for Japanese-Hawaiian? Well, Poke Burrito has got you covered. This is the fusion that you never knew you needed. They offer fresh and delicious ingredients with the option to customize your creation to your heart's content. For the indecisive eaters, they also offer the premade options. I ordered a vegetarian poke bowl topped with fried rice. It was a delightful blend of ingredients that will leave you feeling satisfied and not overly stuffed. This is a great quick lunch spot that won't break the bank. Very vegetarian/vegan friendly with the regular poke options available too. I have yet to find the perfect combination of ingredients so I another visit is definitely in order. I wouldn't hesitate to come back. If you're around the area and not really down to eat that lunch you made yourself, get yourself to Poke Burrito asap!
I have wanted to try poke burrito. Today was the day and so glad it happened! I had no expectations but left with much praise! I had a spicey poke bowl and my husband had a DIY poke burrito. So much flavor and all fresh ingredients. Highly recommend!!
4.5 stars for now. I'm a fiend for seafood and sushi, so it was inevitable that I'd stop by at Poke Burrito one hungry night, especially since it's within walking distance. Was tempted to order the Jimmy bowl based on photos, but I was in a customizing mood, ordered a custom large poke bowl ($12.95) and a sushi burrito ($12.95). Great variety of toppings. Went with the employee's recommendation on sauces. There's a seating area so we dined in instead of doing carryout. Of the two items, the poke bowl easily won. Tasted fresh and delicious. The large was loaded with toppings, and it made for 2 meals :) Looking forward to returning when my next poke craving hits hehe.
I just moved to Lincoln Square about two months ago and I have been exploring the food options. I have never had a Poke Burrito before so since I was picking up a growler from Half Acre I said "Why not stop by for lunch?" Boy, I am sure glad that I stopped by on a Saturday around 1:30pm. I came during an off hour so there was no one there. But there were a few pickups for delivery. The place was very clean and had a contemporary feel with a decent amount of seating. If you have ever been to Aloha Poke, then Poke Burrito is pretty much the exact same concept. They have some chef creations, but you can also create your own. Take a card and go to work. They have a ton of different ingredients, sauces, and protein choices (up to 3 choices) for customization. The combinations are almost endless. I ended up ordering one with naked salmon and tuna, house sauce, and pretty much the works in regards to ingredients. The burrito took about 10 minutes to make after ordering. The presentation was on point as it was neatly wrapped even with all of the ingredients I had. The burrito is about half the size of Chipotle so the size for normal human beings. Two words can explain the burrito. Fresh and tasty! Like Aloha Poke, the poke was super fresh even with it being Chicago. The Poke were fairly big chunks, which was a pleasant surprise. The flavor packed quite a punch and had a bit of crunch! My burrito fell apart a little bit towards the end as the seaweed wrap is a little thin, but whatever. The only con about Poke Burrito is that, as a bigger guy, the burrito wasn't filling enough to justify the price. I paid about $14-15 for the burrito and to be fair that is a fair price for fresh fish. Just you get more for your money at a Chipotle or with an Aloha Poke bowl. If you are looking to try something new, then Poke Burrito is a very good choice. I will be back!
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My wife stopped here for lunch after receiving a recommendation to check it out. We both got bowls. I got the Hawaiian bowl and my wife made a customized bowl. We both enjoyed the food and the small size was more than enough for us. Get the large one If you are very hungry. The portion of protein you get is generous. The tuna in mine was sushi grade, fresh and delicious and my wife got a combo of tuna, shrimp, and salmon and loved all of it. read more
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This is a welcome addition to the neighborhood! Went there last night w my fiance for dinner. I ordered the Mommy's Creation burrito and my guy ordered a Chicken Lover burrito. Both were good and filling. We both also really enjoyed the aloe vera waters. I had strawberry and he had pineapple. We'll definitely be back! read more
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After hearing about Poke Burrito from a friend I decided I had to try it. As I walked in I was greeted by friendly and enthusiastic staff and a refreshing interior. I then was instructed to fill out a card to create my very own personalized order. With such an extensive list of ingredients, admittedly the menu was a bit overwhelming. However, I couldn't be happier with the end result. The food tasted fresh and was beautiful plated. I especially loved the marinated tuna and the fresh avocado. I'll definitely be back! read more
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Great addition to North Center! Stopped by here on a Saturday for lunch. Decided to get a poke burrito ... it was delicious! All the ingredients tasted very fresh and I loved choosing what I wanted in my burrito. I will definitely be back... especially to try the poke bowl! read more
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1840 W Irving Park Rd
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