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Build Your Own Poké Bowl (Regular - $18)
Kimmy L.

I was excited to try SoDo Poké after reading its 4 star reviews and both Google and Yelp. Unfortunately, I was highly disappointed by the quality of the food. My friend and I came here at 1pm on a Saturday after a long climbing session at Momentum SoDo just 7 minutes down the street. Note that they only have limited street parking, and so we decided to walk over from the gym. SoDo Poké shares a venue with a fried chicken place. They have separate ordering kiosks, but the seating and counter area are shared. SoDo Poké offers several types of poke including ahi, salmon, tako (octopus), and more along with several types of sauces and vegetables. They also offer Korean rice bowls. I ordered a regular Build Your Own Poké Bowl (+$18) with salmon, ahi, half salad and half white rice, sesame oil, spicy mayo, carrots, cucumbers, kimchi cucumber pineapple, and crispy onion. I treated my friend and so with for two Build Your Own Poké bowls, my total with tax and tip came to $42. Service was alright. It took about 15-20 minutes for us to get our food after ordering from the kiosk. The workers at the counter call your name and you pick up your food from the counter. There are bussing stations for when you're done, so there's not really much service involved. Portion-wise, the bowls are pretty small for $18, but they are fairly generous with the amount of protein in compared to other poke places. However, I can honestly say that the fish (especially the ahi) was not fresh and was very watery, bland, and mushy. While the vegetables were fairly fresh, the cucumber was not and tasted strangely soapy. I honesty debated whether I should eat it, but I was so hungry that I took the risk, except I pushed the cucumbers to the side. The atmosphere is very casual and fast food like. None of the tables had been wiped when we arrived and so I ended up having to wipe a table down myself. I also will note that the Health Safety Rating at this place is only "Okay", which isn't necessarily great when you're eating raw foods. Overall, I will sadly not be coming back. With high prices, low quality fish, and questionable hygiene practices, I will definitely be getting my poke elsewhere. 2/5 for food, 2.5/5 for service, 2/5 for atmosphere

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Derick Y.

Great spot across the street from Starbucks. If you're looking for a quick bite that's filling. Make a stop here! There's a few more items like the Udon noodles on the paper menu so ask for that. The portion was good and they all had great flavor. The beef tofu soup was exactly what I needed on a colder day. I got it spicy but it's not to the point where you can't eat it. The udon noodles were cooked perfectly and the broth was amazing. Service here is awesome! You walk in and they give you a smile and a welcome in. Employees seem pretty happy here which is a great thing because they usually put in a better effort with your food. Give it a try if you're in the area! I'll be back again for the poke and other delicious menu items.

Don't waste your money!
Sophia H.

This is the WORST poke I've ever had. The portion was TINY. I had the two protein combo with white rice. The crab salad was dryer then my toes and salmon was NOT fresh. Their shrimp was also so tiny. I paid almost $40 for the poke & a matcha boba. They need to work on the quality and portion of their food. My matcha also did not meet expectations. Definitely not worth the money. And these reviews, you guys were just being nice. lol

Spicy Ahi
Dennis S.

I found a nice gem on the way to Starbucks SODO Reserve store which is directly across the street here, and I'm so glad I did. I always make room for Poké, even though I just ate at Starbeezys minutes before ...don't judge me. Since it was my first time there I was torn between this spicy Aji and the spicy salmon and the gentleman who took my order, recommended the spicy, Aji. So that's what I ordered the Spicy Ahi which tasted so good! It has onion, cilantro, sesame seed, and nice touch of avocado. Not to mention the pasta and seaweed salad with two scoops of white rice. The pasta salad was meh, but everything else was super good! I would definitely recommend this place to friends and family.

So many seats!
Daizha E.

I pass by this business through passing and as a poke lover, have always been wanting to try it. Finally did today and I'm so impressed! The service was amazing! They were so friendly and very quick to get my order out. It was also a lot more spacious than I thought it would be! I didn't dine in but I was able to bring my dog in so that is always a plus to me! :') I got the spicy ahi bowl which came with rice, mac salad, pickled ginger, seaweed salad, and the generous scoop of spicy ahi sitting on a bed of greens. I have a pretty high spice tolerance so it wasn't very spicy to me but the fish was so fresh and flavorful! I will definitely come again but maybe building my own poke bowl because everything looked so yummy! I also want to try their boba, bingsu, and bento boxes!

Self order kiosk
Holly M.

I had some work people from out of town and they wanted poke so sodo poke was the pick of the day. Cute spot in sodo and we showed up just in time before the lunch rush. They have several options and you pretty much order a bowl and tell them what you want on it. I've had poke bowls at many places but this wasn't my favorite for some reason. I'm not sure if I didn't get the right toppings but it was just bluh. It was decent and I would probably ordered it again if I was craving poke. Don't get me wrong my coworkers loved it but it's expensive and if I'm paying that much I want it to knock my socks off for lunch. It was really busy in there so they must be doing something right. The workers were a bit frazzled when it was busy but they got it all figured out. There is also a self service kiosk you can order from too which is a great idea.

Classic Milk Tea with Coffee Jelly. Super yum and not too sweet.
Elissa E.

Wow This place is a lil gem. It isn't cheap- but the food quality is very high, and it's impeccably spotless inside which I really appreciate. I got a salad roll and the lettuce and carrot were sooo fresh and crispy, more than I would say is average. I also got a milk tea with coffee jelly and it's super yum. The cucumber Kim chi is also so good so grab a side of that when you order.

John T.

I got a Large Bowl via Uber Eats for $18.26 (would've been $14.31 without delivery fees/tip). I went with double ahi and single spicy ground ahi, white rice, shoyu, sesame oil, edamame, ginger, seaweed salad, crab salad, masago, and furikake. Flavor was just okay. Didn't care too much for the sauce but fish was good. Very disappointed with the portion size. The large bowl I received was no bigger than the medium bowl I got at two other places in the past couple weeks. More importantly, despite paying for the large bowl which comes with 3 servings of fish, they only gave me 2 servings. Specifically, my double order of regular ahi was the same size as the single order of spicy ahi. Someone wasn't paying attention when they made the order. Additionally, their selection of sides, although okay, is still limited. For example, FOB Poke Bar offered all the same sides plus tamago, wasabi, spicy crab salad (and regular), regular seaweed, and sesame seeds. Bottom line, choose FOB Poke Bar or Just Poke over this place. The large bowl I got at FOB Poke Bar was only about a $1.00 more than this place and 50% larger. They weren't stingy with the fish and sides. And more importantly, they got my order correct.

Salmon bowl
Jinny C.

Got the salmon bowl with green tea noodles delivered through a company lunch program. The fish was good and I quite liked the mild flavors of my bowl (not sure what sauce they used since it was a pre made bowl). Most of all, I was super excited to find a place that does green tea noodles in Seattle so I'll have to go in person to try other poke options

Rod D.

Hawaiian food fusion with Korean. I was so delighted to taste the flavors as well as keep things healthy and delicious. It's a good mixture of noodles and rice with some spice to add. I visit this area enough and can't wait to try more dishes on their menu. The person working the orders recommended I start off with the Hawaiian classic bowl and. SoDo roll. Definitely on point. I ended the meal with a tropical smoothie. So good!

Salmon and tuna "build your own bowl"
Jing B.

This place is really good! I ordered a "build your own bowl" with two fishes, salmon and tuna, and half green tea noodle and rice as a base. I added almost all the toppings too . I honestly wasn't sure what to expect but it was yummy! The fish was fresh and tasty, and they were generous on their portions. The prices are decent as well. Normally places will charge $15 for a bowl. The owner was also very sweet. She allowed me to take as many sauces as I wanted (I only took one more). I would definitely come back here again!

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Poke was mid but the Thai tea tastes like water with a half spoonful of Thai tea powder. Don't order the thai tea

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This is "fast food" quality at best. If you're okay with that, it will check the box (barely). If you have standards, look elsewhere.

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