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    Splash Poke

    Splash Poke

    3.8
    (64 reviews)
    6.5 km
    $$

    I tried Splash Poke earlier this work week while on my lunch time walk and though it was A-OK…read more I went with the staff member's recommendation and got The Works for $14.95. I opted to have the salmon and tuna chopped sashimi on a bed greens and had all the toppings included minus the green onions. While I love the idea and LOVE love LOVE poke bowls back home in Seattle or in coastal areas, I just wasn't blown away here. Don't get me wrong - the fish was fresh and the atmosphere bright and clean. But the flavours felt like a jumble. The offerings on the menu didn't really feel like carefully crafted flavours. "The Works" included mango, canned pineapple, and canned corn. Say what? Yeah, it was just an odd combination. I liked the aioli sauces and the nori and sesame seed toppings but I really think this could go from A-Okay to A-mazing if the sauces and toppings felt more crafted. Also $14.95 for maybe two ounces of sashimi feels steep. I'd rather hit up a local sushi bar and order sashimi and a side for the same price but get more fish. If you've never had poke, certainly come and give Splash Poke a try but if you LOVE poke bowls from coastal towns, you might feel like I do. Poke on people, poke on!

    I've ordered a few times this year (Covid-19) for take-out…read more Being celiac I always order "the friendly" bowl on brown rice. I phone ahead so it is ready for me when I swing by. There is some parking on the street, a loading zone in front of the building to the south of the store, but during normal traffic, non-covid days, it's usually packed and there is no parking on 109 St. It's a bowl I eat all of... usually in one sitting. It's good, but it's not Maui poke. There's just a little zing missing in the sauce. I can't put my finger on it exactly. Fish is usually fresh, and there's enough in a serving. Price... understandable for a stand-alone shop downtown. Staff wears masks, sanitizer is provided. They don't accept cash payment - card only , but I always feel a bit guilty about the tip bowl, I don't have any coins (which can be sanitized), and tap to pay doesn't have an option. It's a nice quick meal on the go.

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    My Tropical Splash Poke Bowl.
    My Tropical Splash Poke Bowl.
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    Sushi Yuzen

    Sushi Yuzen

    4.7
    (11 reviews)
    11.0 km

    An impromptu dinner with O meant we finally got to try Sushi Yuzen. We went a month earlier but…read morewere closed the day we went. The entrance is a bit hidden from view; just look for the sign. They also own Menya Yuzen (which specializes in ramen). We dropped in on a Sunday evening (around 7:45pm). The inside is dinky with only three tables to fit 8 people total. Crazy small. Most people do takeout. Service was friendly and attentive. The menu is in a cute booklet; appetizers, sashimi, nigiri, aburi sushi, sushi combo, rice bowl, uramaki, chumaki/futomaki, hosomaki/cone, sushi burritos and combo options. - Miso soup ($2.50) - O got a small bowl to start. She said it was salty but good. - Tamago nigiri ($2.00) - tamago is always my benchmark on whether a place will have good nigiri. SY's was great. Great texture and slight sweetness to the egg. - Chop chop hosomaki ($4.25) - this was my favourite of the two hosomaki's. Really fresh, melt in your mouth. - Spicy tuna hosomaki ($4.25) - the spice is flavourful and nicely balanced. Good but small portions. - Inari nigiri ($2.00) - bean curd. The skin had a sweet, chewy texture. Basically, tofu wrapped around a ball of rice. - 2x Aburi salmon nigiri ($2.25) - I can only think of a few places in town that do aburi style sushi. These were nicely seared and melt in your mouth. - Salmon sashimi ($10.00 for 5) - fresh, good quality and reasonably sized pieces of salmon. Can't really ask for anything more. Good quality but pricey.

    It only seats 8 people, but this tiny sushi shop is awesome!! Take out or sit in, it's all good!…read moreFrom the same family that had the ramen shop, Sushi Yuzen focuses only on a small menu with no hot food. The sashimi is faaaaaabulous. The hosomaki (small rolls) are appropriately priced between $4 and $5 per 6 piece roll, but don't let the small price fool you - it's delicious and with a decent amount of filling and not just rice. Our favourite was the Aburi BC roll - at $10.50 it was one of the pricier options on the menu, but this roll would easily run you $15+ at any of the Edmonton sushi joints. Service is super friendly and the food is delicious/fresh without breaking the bank. What more do you want in life??

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    Chop chop hosomaki ($4.25) and spicy tuna hosomaki ($4.25)

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    Chop chop hosomaki ($4.25) and spicy tuna hosomaki ($4.25)

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