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    3.7 (83 reviews)
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    Updated over 3 months ago

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    The to go cup of the 50/50 for tuna/salmon "OG" style. Like I said, $20 including tax and tip
    Stephanie W.

    I ate here not too long ago. It's still delicious but I think they raised the prices? It used to be cheaper than the poke Austin restaurant down Brodie but now it's actually a little bit more expensive and the portion size is definitely smaller. It was $20 for me including tax and tip for a standard to go soup size container of poke; I had it with chips at home and felt comfortable but not super full or anything. Last time I went to poke Austin I was quite full after and I remember it cost about $16 for a standard bowl size so I think that's a better bang for your buck. But like I said, it does taste delicious! The cashier was also sweet. It's a standard fast food ambiance inside, nothing fancy but you can eat there at a clean table.

    Yowza Yuzu (subbed with Salmon for protein)
    Christina H.

    Welcome to the Chipotle of poke bowls! 3 easy steps to follow or you can make it easy on yourself by ordering one of their signature bowls. I ordered the Yowza Yuzu, and subbed my protein with Salmon. The Yowza Yuzu punches with a citrus flavor and is made with ponzu sauce, sesame oil, yuzu kosho, tobiko, avocado, and chopped jalapeños.

    Tuna and salmon ... what's left
    Austin X.

    Solid Poke with fresh tuna and salmon. I love the toppings and sauces here, they are light enough where you can still taste the fish. Staff were super friendly and efficient. Con: rice is on the dry side. If you are looking for soft sushi rice, this isn't it. I would recommend the seaweed or kale base instead. Overall great place!! I'll be back.

    Aloha poke 1/2 lb - I ordered enough for extra to take home!
    Darlene B.

    It's not that easy to find good sushi or poke in Texas without spending a lot of money. I'm so grateful for Poke-Poke because they provide fresh poke options and it always hits the spot! The fish is always fresh and perfectly balanced. My go-to right now is the Aloha Poke, but I'm looking forward to trying more of the menu items!

    4-7pm deals
    Jodi H.

    It's O V E R P R I C E D y'all. Man, I gotta say that Austin is not the place to get poke. Unless you want to pay way more than what it costs in Hawaii itself. Maybe it's the fact that TX doesn't touch any oceans, but the prices here are crazy. They don't have prices up on the board which I feel like needs to change! Customers want to know how much they're paying, so give it to us! The menu board for ordering is already complicated enough here, at least write down what the prices will be. I wanted to check Poke Poke out for so long ever since I tried Poke Austin on Brodie. I gotta say Poke Austin is the winner because of the larger portions, variety and freshness in sashimi too. Sure the quality of the fish at Poke Poke is great, but I wouldn't say that it beats Poke Austin's. It's on the same level, but too onion-y at Poke Poke. Keep it fresh and mellow--the way it's supposed to be! They only have two sizes for poke "bowls," which are more like poke plates. The small is way small, definitely not enough for an average human adult to eat and feel full. The larger size is crazy expensive, so you can forget about it. We ordered to go, and I actually liked that they use two separate containers for your rice and poke mix. Most places these days do the poke bowl straight up in a bowl, and mixing is pretty difficult without losing a few grains of rice here and there. Poke Poke otherwise shares the same parking plaza as Baskin Robbin's, so fret not...you will get free parking. They also have wifi and a happy hour that runs during early dinnertime from 4-7pm EVERY DAY for a $2 off dine-in experience. I guess they finally got their alcohol license!

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    K W.

    Very very expensive for this tiny container. my hand is female. $17 for this. $17 should be my "two" meals. But i ate it like its snack.

    This is an 8oz $18 bowl. They can't even splurge on an adequate size bowl for the poke. This feels like a togo box.
    Christina M.

    Probably the worst poke I've had. And I've dined inSan Francisco, New York and had many places in Austin serve really tasty poke bowls. I called ahead of time to get insight into what bowl was best - 4oz or 8oz - and the attendant recommended an 8oz. This is the horrible example of an 8oz $18 bowl with extra kale, avocado, and a half rice and kale base. I am a newer resident to Austin and super disappointed. This was literally my first meal as a resident here and was poorly recommended. Save your money and go down the road to Poke Austin.

    "Large" poke with seaweed base for... $25
    Adrea P.

    The poke is good, but I have a difficult time with the portion for the price. This was $25. I understand that you pay for quality, but I dislike the rice they serve. The staff are always friendly and it curbs my cravings for Hawaiian poke, but be prepared for some sticker shock.

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    Biggest ripoff for mediocre poke ever. If you like this place you enjoy spending $20 on a bowl of rice a 4 bites of poke

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    Small portions. I ordered one bowl and they charged $1.00 for takeout. Place was empty. Go fig.

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    I give the food quality 5 stars..I give their limited selection 3 1/2 stars..I give their expensive prices 3 stars.

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    The only downside of this restaurant is portion size. However, their poke is top notch, a must try!

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    Overpriced and the portion was way too small! Don't reccomend , you can get a bigger bang for your buck elsewhere

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    I love the food but hate that the phone number on all media is wrong so you can't place a phone order.

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