I love poke so I was super excited to try this place out! I had the Hawaiian Original. There were a…read moregreat ratio of ingredients and it was filling but not heavy. They curated a cool vibe with their menu and I like that they have build your own bowl options. The staff were friendly and there was plenty of seating in case you wanted to eat in.

Always a great meal! Especially when craving Poké…read more Always fast fresh and delicious. Tried the Spicy Tuna bowl and it was great! Still love my go to Hawaiian We ate in and super convenient.

Great place for a hearty and filling meal, especially on a cold day. We went for a Veggie Ramen and…read morea Tofu Poke Bowl (make your own version). Absolutely loved both. The portions were generous. The vegetarian broth in the bowl was absolutely amazing. The tofu, both versions, were done to perfection. The staff was nice, helpful and friendly. Definitely recommended!

Great gem in Portland, ME! Love how you can build your own poké bowl to your liking. Very…read morereasonable price with bowls starting at $16.50 with only $4 upcharges for extra or premium (lobster / scallops) proteins. Service was friendly and prompt for made to order bowls and drinks. The taro boba was tasty - just on the sweet side even asking for less sweet. That wouldn't stop me from getting it again though. The boba was bouncy and chewy without mush. Well done. Would recommend

While I've had the hand rolls from the food truck many times over the years, this was my first…read moreexperience at the brick and mortar. Mr. Tuna is one of three Open Table Exclusive restaurants in Maine, so most every local Chase Reserve card member uses their twice yearly $150 credit here, which explains my visit. The people watching from the outdoor tables on Middle Street must be some of the best in the city. You could easily sip a glass of sake (the dreamy clouds was...dreamy) while eating a toro maki roll and marveling at the tourists waiting in a two hour Eventide line. But we ordered the lemongrass fried tofu salad, salmon toro sashimi and 3 maki rolls, including the green crab special. Everything tasted fresh and excellent with only Yosaku in the same league for Old Port sushi. Of course Yosaku is much more authentic Japanese than Mr. Tuna, though Mr. Tuna is more fun. Like most trendy Portland restaurants, lunch for two with a couple drinks each is $200 all in (get that Chase card!). Still, this is a huge, inventive menu with a great bar program and is one of the surprisingly better summertime outdoor seating options.

Fresh seafood like all restaurants in Portland and interesting dishes. Fun atmosphere and it…read moredoesn't feel like you need to dress up for dinner. Service was good and here's what we had: - tuna de tigre: really good and the coconut milk was an interesting touch. The flavor was not what we expected, but in a good way - kale salad: very good. Glad we got this to add some veggies to the meal - salmon toro: nothing spectacular, but still tasted great - special (curried green crab rolls): was looking forward to this but a bit disappointed. I don't think curry is great with sushi rolls - Mr tuna burrito: in my mind this was going to be a burrito with a tortilla, but to my surprise it was basically a giant sushi roll. Unique and tasted great

While on one of my many stops to Portland this summer, I stopped by Great Wave after a rave review…read morefrom a friend and they did not disappoint. Great wave is a food truck that rotates around a number of places, so be sure to check out their instagram to see where they will be parked. It was a sweltering hot day when I went, but the Great Wave team was so friendly and upbeat. They were also really accommodating. I went with someone allergic to shellfish and they were really kind about making sure the burger had no cross contamination. I got the sushi burger with tuna and it was incredible. While it's pretty pricy, it was worthwhile for the amount of tuna I received. The crispy rice buns, spicy mayo and soy sauce drizzle, the greens, and the imitation crab salad all balanced perfectly with the tuna. This meal was certainly one of the best I've had in a long time.

Came down for their lobster sushi burger special and it did not disappoint!! With a spicy tuna mix,…read morefresh avocado and lettuce served on a crispy rice bun with a mix of sauces. It was AMAZING, highly recommend it with their sushi rice blocks with lobster, yes, MORE LOBSTER!! They have a great set up down by some of Portlands best local brewery's. Service is always fast and friendly, great experience all around

awesome atmosphere, really awesome and nice service, and the best al pastor tacos i've ever had!!read more

Bird & Co is my go to for " Artsy fartsy" tacos. Are they authentic Mexican tacos?? not exactly…read more Are they delicious? For sure. I love the Bahn Mi taco; the pork belly; and the Cubano. They're fun and yummy. I've never had a bad taco there, actually. At prime time, getting a seat there can be daunting, and parking can be hell, but not worse than on the peninsula. The drinks are all good, and the service is always friendly. Super cute interior, and getting an outside table on a nice day is a treat.

Nice food presentation but broth lacked flavor. Ordered Taipei noodles and I tasted only a hint of…read morefive spice. Thank goodness for the sauce station. If you are hungry and don't want to pay for outrageous prices and kitchen/staff fees at nearby restaurants, this is a good option. Cafe style vibe and it's open kitchen so you can see them prepare food.

A unique fast-casual noodle concept that worked! We got one Build Your Bowl, the Seoul, and two…read moreNoooooods. I made a bowl and thought the 5 Spice Pork Broth x Peanut Sauce combo was divine. The drawback of creating my own bowl was that it really made the cost add up. Note that each sauce costs $2 extra. My groupmate thought the Seoul was great. The two that got the Noooooods thought the soup was bland and had to add soy sauce to compensate. Make sure to ask for your pic taken so it can be added to their wall!

Yeah, get over here. I'll eat a dish with pork belly in it any day of the week, I'm somewhat of an…read moreexpert on the subject.. The braised and crisped pork belly (Buta No Kakuni) here was some of the best I have ever had. One of those "Holy sh*t" bites where you have to put your head down to process what just assaulted your taste buds. Perfectly rendered fat, good meat to fat ratio, super crisp outer exterior but not too much where it gets tough, the caramelized soy glaze to top it all off.. It was just so good. Also, getting a bite with the kewpie, pickled onion, and pork belly all in one shot is chefs kiss. It doesn't even need all the supporting characters, but it makes it that much better. Slightly overshadowed by the pork, I also got an onigiri. It was filled with chicken and chives. Overall I thought the onigiri was decent. Chicken and chive wouldn't be my top filling but it was tasty nonetheless and still worth trying! I like that they griddle it slightly to help it hold its structure instead of using a piece of nori. Its a pretty relaxing feel inside the place. Staff was also attentive and pleasant. We set in the back, up a few steps right underneath an awesome Totoro poster- iykyk.

Popped in here for an early dinner recently, and everything we ate was delicious and incredibly…read moreaffordable for downtown Portland eats! The yaki onigiri is a must - crisped up to perfection and beautifully seasoned with fresh scallions and a chili crisp. Staff were also very knowledgeable and friendly. Great spot for yummy lunch/dinner and Japanese bites!

I had a great dinner experience here last night with my partner. We love love love the honey paw!…read more For starters, it's a great location. Close to more bars for extra drinks, easy to run into other friends. Also, it's a beautiful spot with outdoor seating in the warmer months. We opted to sit outside and enjoyed khao soi, katsu pork sandwich, and the honey soft serve. The portions are generous, as we were able to share and have leftovers. Each plate had so many great textures and flavors. We did experience a long wait between ordering, getting food, and receiving the check. It was a busy summer night so I wasn't upset, but do not plan on having a quick meal here. Get cozy, get an extra drinks and enjoy your time here. Apologies, but phone did not eat first this time-no pics!

Good meal, prices definitely on the high side…read more Vibe: really cohesive, cool, themed decor. Large shared table in the middle flanked by bar seating. Service: Great Food: We started off with soft serve and the seasonal earl gray outshined the house honey. The earl gray had a great flavor topped with an excellent syrup while the honey was mild and the chocolate shell didn't add anything, although the 'honeycomb' bits were delic. Crispy eggplant special - good, very small portion Pork katsu sandwich - pretty solid, interesting pickle Pad mee korat - good, small portion Value: Aside from the soft serve, the portions were very small for ~$17 price point, and the food was good but aside from the earl gray soft serve, didn't amaze to the point of paying a higher price point. Overall I did like this meal but portions were small for prices. I hope they keep the earl gray soft serve around!