I ordered on an app and picked up. There was a deal for $5 off my first bowl. The bulgogi bowl was…read morea disappointment. Too sweet. Bibimbap is much better from a Korean establishment. Even their gochujang sauce accompaniment was too sweet giving everything a sickly sweet flavor. My sushi bowl was delicious and I was happy with my choices. I might swap out the fresh red onion for pickled onions in the future, but overall quite happy with my bowl. I think the poke is the way to go for any future orders and avoid the bulgogi. Glad we tried it!

Amazing, fresh, many yummy proteins and toppings. Service was fast, efficient and friendly. If…read moreyou haven't tried them you need to go. It's definitely worth this refreshing food option.

Healthy "fast food" option. I came here to meet a friend and though there is a sit down area, we…read morewere the only customers to utilize it because most were grabbing their poke bowls to go. Luckily, I was able to learn how to order thanks to the nice gentleman in front of me ordering whilst holding a conversation with me. Basically, the set up is a lot like Q-doba. You stand in line, choose your bowl size, choose your proteins and then toppings and sauce. I chose the regular bowl because it had 2 proteins and I just couldn't decide between spicy salmon and spicy tuna. My bowl was delicious! I was impressed with the amount of rice options, the quality of the poke, and the copious amounts of toppings and sauces to choose from. This place was fine for a lunch date where I met up with a friend I hadn't seen in 20+ years. Everything was delicious, though the milk tea with boba was a little too sweet for my taste. Overall, excellent lunch option, albeit a tad expensive for "fast food." My milk tea and regular poke bowl came up to over $22. Certainly worth it, but not a daily go to option on my budget. Def check out poke toki if you're in the area. The food is better than the pun this restaurant is named after. Now turn yourself about, and do the Poke Toki!

I can't believe it took me so long to try Poke Toki. It's like the subway of poke bowls and I'm in…read morelove. Everything was so fresh and delicious with SO many amazing options to add to your bowl. The mini bowl was PLENTY for a lunch, I'm glad I didn't get the next size up. Very clean and peaceful ambience. Overall 10/10.

I love Ginza's menu options and sushi! I've done takeout and sat in, service is usually good but…read morethey do get busy at times. There is a good amount of space inside to sit! Although parking can be confusing for your first time going. I love their Bao appetizer. The Bento box is worth getting for the money, I think it gives the best variety of options, it's great! The spicy yaki udon is good too, but definitely spicy and better with soy sauce. Give this place a try!

Would not recommend going during lunch. We did a pickup order for a work lunch and got a…read moreconfirmation after ordering it at 11:40 that it would be ready at 12:06. I ended up waiting in the restaurant for over 35 minutes until the order was ready and one of my coworkers wasn't able to eat by the time we got it because they had another meeting. I usually love Ginza but this was disappointing.

Was really hungry while getting bubble tea nextdoor and wanted a sushi roll - I got it to go and…read morethey made it fresh. I got a simple pink slip roll (krab salad only) The sushi rice is so flavorful and moist and the krab salad is delicious. The interior space is clean, there are multiple small tables to sit at. I would definitely come back and try more things.

A Korean, Japanese, and Hawaiian fusion. The atmosphere is basic and straightforward. A place to…read moreorder and some seating. I ordered a build you own Poke Bowl (my options were $15). As my base I got Japchae Noodles with Garlic Oil and Chips. As my protein I got Teriyaki Steak and Chicken done Hawaiian style. For the toppings I chose Mac salad, corn, and sliced onions. Lastly the sauce on top I chose yum yum sauce and teriyaki sauce. This may be an odd combination, but it works. These unique combinations were delicious. I devoured it. The steak and chicken were both high quality and worth it for them alone. I also got an order of a new item for Korean Fried Chicken ($10). The chicken was tiny. However it was fried to perfection and tasted delicious. The garlic soy was a dollar extra, but it definitely paired perfectly with the chicken. I got a can of Root Beer for almost $3. A little pricey, but the only real negative. The service was good with a caveat. I could not hear the lady taking my order, because she talked so quietly. Overall still a 5 star review. Would I return? Absolutely, a unique food experience done in a top notch way.

The food was pretty good. Four different sushi rolls all decent but nothing extraordinary…read more Generally needed a crunchy element. The seafood ragoon was extremely good. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow. There were only 3 tables and we probably waited about 20 minutes for the app and another 10 for the sushi. The waiter mumbled everything and was inattentive. There was also a dusty grime on the soy sauce bottle. There are too many good options in the area to recommend Simple Fish.

I've been meaning to try Simple Fish for quite some time so we took the opportunity to go there for…read morelunch. We were seated and the first thing I noticed was how inviting the dining area was. Next was the friendliness of the staff. We ordered our basic standbys figuring its a good way to evaluate and compare. Since this was lunch we only ordered two rolls-tuna and a spider (soft shell crab) and gyoza. The gyoza was somewhat over cooked with the wrapping hard. Even with a good dipping sauce, they were ordinary at best. (Want to stress, ordinary just means they didn't stand out-they could have been better if not cooked so long) Unfortunately the tuna and spider rolls didn't stand out either. Definitely OK-just not nearly as good as we've experienced recently. I believe there is a reason Simple Fish has such an excellent rating. We are curious enough to want to come back again.

After hiking, we went to a food hall so that everyone could order whatever they wanted. A few of us…read morestopped at Fish Lads. They had great customer service, lots of options, and the food is good. They have parking across the street in a paid lot. Check them out.

It's been a minute since I had food from fish lads and it is just as good still as a I remember!…read moreThey have great options at what I feel is good pricing for seafood. They have some seating right at their counter but most people probably take their food and head elsewhere to eat. The guy taking our order at the cash register seemed pretty grumpy to be there but it was the end of the day and he was probably ready to get out of there so honestly I get it haha. Oyster poboy was really good and I would like to try more of their fried seafood sandwiches in the future. Still on my list to try the cioppino someday as well.

We were looking for someplace to eat on Easter. I've been craving Asian/ sushi and got it met…read morehere. I got the unagi bento box. I love unagi and this did not disappoint. It came with miso soup, unagi over rice, a pot sticker, veggie tempura, a shrimp tempura and edamame I was full at the end of the meal. My husband got the special cluck cluck bowl, which had spicy chili chicken, chicken fried rice and miso soup, he also got a taro bubble tea. The chicken was very flavorful with a mild heat to it. We were very satisfied with our meal choice, one of the top two meals over our weekend away.

I ordered the spicy pork. The most awful spicy pork I have tasted. It was so grisly and I could…read morebarely eat it. No side dishes came with the order, though the miso soup was decent. Never going back.

Sometimes you need a place to get a quick bite before a show, and Poke Toki was that place for us…read morerecently. We had to pivot when our first choice was super busy, so Nate suggested this and I'm glad he did! I've been to another location of Poke Toki, and this one is very similar. They specialize in build your own poke bowls, but they also have a menu of specialty bowls. You can also get mochi ice cream, Pocky, Hi-Chew, and boba. I got the salmon don bowl, and Nate got the tuna bowl. We both got regular size bowls, which were generously sized (we probably could have easily shared one). I really liked the salmon bowl, but I wished it had a bit more sauce. The fish was fresh and the rice was cooked well. I love the option to build your own bowl, but it is a bit overwhelming for me as there are 7 different steps where you have to choose from many options. The employees working were very friendly and kind, and they were doing a lot of takeout. I'm happy this place is open later at night.

The mini size was a good amount for someone who isn't too hungry or if they have a small stomach…read more(like myself). Pretty small amount of salmon that came with the bowl, but all the fixings were delicious and all paired well - we got the bowls on the menu. Wish they had the prices on the menu for clarity.

A very nice sushi spot. The interior is very nice and modern. The wait staff was very nice and…read moregreat service . The food was excellent we really enjoyed the food. I'd definitely come back. The sushi seemed fresh, with allot of attention to details. Yummy for tummy

Super cute little neo Asian joint off the beltline that serves polished and tasty dishes every…read moretime. The reason I go is for their amazing sushi burrito (if you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out big time). Only complaint (as usual) is the prices. A sushi burrito is $20, which is pretty steep for ONE item. It's all quality ingredients and a higher end joint which is fair, but it seems that other sushi spots are doing more for less. Overall though, excellent service and a great dining experience. You can't go wrong, just expect a $60+ tab for two meals and two drinks.