Hard to find good Hawai'i poke when you go mainland. We found great poke with poke express. They…read morestayed professional and patient with our large order. Only downside is there is no dining area inside so we ate in the car but the food was so good, we didn't mind.

It was our first time to get poke there because the reviews were mostly good about the business…read more The workers who helped us were impatient and they seemed agitated by our simple questions. They gave me and my boyfriend dirty looks and snooty attitude for no reasons because we didn't know how to order. For the food, the poke is definitely 10/10.

This is my familys go-to spot for Poke. The Poke here is always great. Staff is very friendly. Very…read morecool atmosphere.

very nice and clean, Lady at the counter was super sweet and the food was amazing, i would…read morerecommend to come here and they load the plate up crazy!

Quick service, it was easy, and the personnel were quite helpful. My family of three really…read moreenjoyed the poke's that were purchased.

My favorite poke spot in all of Vegas! Always busy and always great quality poke. I recommend…read morecoming here to all of my friends. My go to order is the spicy ahi combo

Just as an update: I came back and got the oxtail, the limu poke, and the taro turnover. I missed…read morethe malasadas by a few minutes. The oxtail soup was really good: the broth seemed like it has a good amount of shoyu in it (it was dark), and had really nice beef flavor. There were also some shiitake mushrooms, which added to the umami, and fresh cilantro which, paired with the grated ginger, really complemented the savory elements. The oxtails were super tender and plentiful. The meat was well seasoned and fell off the bone. I've eaten a lot of oxtail soup, and this was really good. The limu poke was also solid. The limu was a nice touch: it's not as frequent to see it on the mainland, and I like the smoky flavor it imparts on the poke. The taro turnover was a revelation. It was so good it didn't make it to photos. The pastry crust was flakey, the taro was warm and sweet, and the Carmel drizzle was really nice. It does take 20 minutes to get the turnover, but I think it's worth it.

Not sure if it was an off day but portions were lackluster and what we ordered was nothing special…read more I got the loco Moco. For $17 I expected to get two patties. Just got one and it was pretty dry. Gravy was nothing special. Mac salad was pretty bland until I added some white pepper. The garlic shrimp was a puny portion of five small shrimp. Pretty disappointing.. have had much better Hawaiian places in Vegas.

Been all around the world and many many times to hawaii. This is by far the best Poke in Vegas and…read moremakes you feel like you are back on the islands. This is NOT a bowl shop - its a seafood deli market which makes it feel so much more like Hawaii and authentic. Legit!

I haven't eaten out much during pregnancy and postpartum, but I was so excited to finally be able…read moreeat tuna again after birth! Cue Poke Express. After taking baby to an appointment and running a couple errands, I saw Poke Express just across from FedEx and was obviously tempted lol So I went in and ordered my old usual favorite--furikake ahi tuna with rice and a side of the seaweed salad. And let me tell you... wow! So dang good (as usual). But something just hit the spot even more this time around. Maybe it was just that I haven't had this dish in about a year now! And the other thing being that I wasn't able to have rice due to gestational diabetes during pregnancy since it spiked my blood sugar. Anyway, this place is as tasty as it's always been! As for service? It was fine. I feel like it just depends on who's working the counter whenever you visit. Sometimes they are super nice, sometimes not (but I've never had someone be rude or mean). All around, I can't complain. I went in around midday and there was a super short line. Service was fine enough. I was in and out within 5 minutes!

I can't get over how much I love this place! Everything I've had has been so ono (delicious)!…read more Parking is great here; it's in a shopping complex, so there's a lot of spaces available. The restaurant is small and can get crowded during lunch rush, so because everything is made fresh, the food might take a while to come out. The service was really friendly from everyone we spoke with. I usually get the spicy tuna inari, but they had a lunch special this day, so I took advantage of it! The inari is one of my favorite things to get, it's 5 pieces and they load the fish on! The Pa'ina Bento was so good! Everything has a lot of flavor without being over powering. The mochi donuts are really good because they're not insanely sweet. If you come, try everything, you can't go wrong!

I'm not a big sweet fan but I love how they have actual food you can order…read more Their bucket of chicken was worth every penny. Very flavorful, very hot n fresh, super crispy. Their 3 meat bento box was also flavorful, I love the pickled daikon that came with the meal, it compliments the dish. I love how you can buy a dozen of assorted mochi donuts and give them as gift and it comes in a very cute box. Highly recommend, would definitely come back.

This poke spot exceeded expectations. The fish tasted fresh and clean, and each bowl had strong…read moreflavor without feeling heavy. The rice had the right texture, and the toppings added balance in every bite. The staff moved fast and stayed friendly the whole time. They helped with choices and kept the line moving. The place stayed clean, and the setup made ordering simple. The vibe stood out. You get a relaxed space where you can sit with friends and take your time. Music and seating created a solid hangout feel without feeling crowded. Portion size matched the price, and the quality backed it up. I left full and satisfied. If you want fresh poke, quick service, and a chill spot to hang out, this place delivers. I will be coming back.

I ordered takeout around 5 PM today and started eating a little after 6 PM. At first, everything…read moretasted fine and the crabmeat was actually pretty good. As I kept eating, though, I started noticing a strange taste coming from the tofu and the shrimp. I even bit into a shrimp head that still had the digestive tract inside, which was pretty unpleasant. After that, everything started tasting like plastic. I thought it might have been the plastic fork, so I switched to my own utensils, but the taste was still there. I decided to just eat the rice instead, but even the rice had an off smell and taste. I had my mom smell it too, and she agreed that something didn't seem right, so I threw the rest away. About 45 minutes later, I developed diarrhea. I can't say for certain what caused it, but based on the strange smell and taste of the food and how quickly I got sick afterward, I wanted to share my experience so others can make their own decision.

My family ate here on our way through town and this place was FANTASTIC!!!! The seafood was fresh,…read moredeeply flavorful, and it came out super quick! Not only that, but the owners were friendly, hospitable, and made us feel like family. Even gave us advice on where to go on our trip to Japan, bc they love Japan as well! Make this a regular stop on your restaurant rotation bc it will NOT disappoint. They know what they are doing. I felt like I was in Hawaii the whole time. Every bite was absolutely delicious!!!! They've been there for 18 yrs for a reason! Thanks for a great experience Hawaiian Style Poke!

I would give this place 4.5 stars but I'm rounding up! Unfortunately, their credit card machine…read morewasn't working and I only had $20 in cash so my husband and I had to share a poke bowl but to be fair, that was probably enough. We didn't leave full after sharing but we did leave satisfied. The fish here was really soft and tasty. Waaay better than any poke place in houston. I wouldn't say it's the best poke I've had, but it was quite flavorful. The lady was super sweet and helpful after I told her I only had $20 to spend. She was accommodating! There is no space to eat inside, but there's spaces outside. Not a problem for us since the weather was nice and breezy. I'd definitely come back!

i do have to say unfortunately this is probably the worst location of sweet poke out of vegas,…read moreevery time i've came here the experience has been meh- staff does not greet most of the time, the lights are always almost off/dimmed really making it depressing and boring in the restaurant, the way they slice their cucumbers, green onions, ect is always very thick and inconsistent making it not as enjoyable in the bowl and the restaurant overall doesn't really look clean .. overall, i really do love sweet poke and its concept it is just mainly just this location that's really badly managed/ran and definitely will not be back to this location but i highly recommend the centennial one they always do so well there !

The staff is always nice and helpful. They have pretty fresh poke bowls…read more I like getting the 808 and adding salmon and crab. They hook it up with good portions. The cost is reasonable too for the quality of ingredients. I highly recommend as a repeat customer!

My family enjoys this place so much that it is in top 3 food local food & we are willing to make…read morethe commute to get our hands on this delicious food!! We definitely recommend this place to anyone wanting to try authentic Hawaiian food. We hope to see you guys expand as this location can get packed

Whenever I'm craving "local" Hawaiian food, I will come to Grindz 2 Da Max. For context, when I say…read morelocal, I'm thinking of the Hawaiian plate lunch style food where you get two scoops of rice, macaroni salad, and your choice of protein. Grindz 2 Da Max has these plate lunches plus some other local foods like spam musubi, andagi (Okinawan deep fried donut), and Nomz candy. While I love their meat jun (thin beef slices coated in egg wash and pan-fried to a golden color),my favorite item to get is their loco moco. The basics of a local moco is a hamburger patty placed on top of a bed of rice, which is then covered by brown gravy and topped off with a fried egg. While basic in concept, it tastes so good together. What makes Grindz 2 Da Max's special, in my opinion, is the sauce - they use a gravy that is richer and more flavorful than the average brown sauce. It's so good. I also like getting their fried noodles. While simple, it's a flavor that reminds me of Hawaii, especially with it being topped with tons of pink kamaboko and green onions. The other item I love is their fries. It's the skinny cut fries and I get the extra crispy. To bring it back to little kid days, I will get a side order of teriyaki sauce to dip them in. While the food is great and the ambiance of the restaurant is very reminiscent of Hawaii, I give them 4 stars because the speed of service can be slow especially during rush hours.