Was hungry for some poke, consulted the local food group blog on the topic and this place was…read morementioned quite a bit so figured i would check it out via a take out order....i was not disappointed. Got the spicy bowl with white rice. I consider it a very generous portion and couldn't finish all of it, very well balanced flavor and surprisingly the spice level was perfect. (I love very spicy foods) Good value, great food...check it out, you will be glad you did.

Boise, Idaho. You're thinking potatoes, maybe a steak, definitely not a seafood spot that hits like…read morethis. We roll into on a coworker's word -- always a gamble. But sometimes, the locals know. They tell me, "Do the three protein scoops." No hesitation. Crab. Tuna. Salmon. Alright. Let's dance. The crab? Sweet, clean, not trying too hard. The tuna? Buttery, fresh -- like it just shook hands with the ocean this morning. The salmon? Rich, confident, the kind of flavor that doesn't need to raise its voice to be heard. And then -- the accompaniments. Bright. Sharp. Alive. They don't just sit there looking pretty. They light the whole dish up like Times Square at midnight. Every bite's got balance. Texture. A little swagger. You don't expect this in Boise. But that's the beauty of it. Good food doesn't care about your expectations. Three scoops. No regrets. 8/10 Not bad, Idaho. Not bad at all.

Amazing fish! Just caught salmon; large dinner party and they raved about it. And I made fish stock…read moreout of the head!

I was looking for some West Coast salmon and stumbled up this place through Yelp! Called ahead and…read morehad a filet and 1/2 held for me of Columbia River Salmon. Arrived at this fish market tucked away in a strip mall in central Boise. Inside is 100% impeccable clean and the staff here is super helpful and friendly. Another big plus is I was wearing my 49er gear and what I would assume is the manager or owner was wearing 49er gear as well. Had a great conversation and talked football but what I was blown away with the selection of seafood they have at this market. Everything from what I could see was next level quality. I purchased my salmon and not planning on it 3 large Dungeness crabs as well. Not cheap for sure but the quality was out of bounds and made for a great New Year's Eve meal! Will 100% be coming back.

It's been about a year since I've been to this location preferring Eagle over Meridian location…read more This one is pick up and go only. No indoor tables. On the plus side, you do get to eat outdoors with the fountain. Well-staffed and appreciate they outreach to and hire BSU students. They said that the Bogus Basin bowl has the most textures.

Inside is super clean and customer service is great. I loved…read moreall the options! If you're not into raw or poke', they also have delicious chicken! It's not Hawaii poke' but it's delicious

Everything was very average…read more We ventured in for lunch while running a few errands in the area and ordered a few things: * Agedashi Tofu * Vegetable Tempura * Edamame * Hamachi Roll * Salmon and Steak Teriyaki Combo (it came with miso soup, a small salad, and rice). There was nothing that really stood out, in my opinion. The food was just okay. I found all of the sauces to be pretty lack luster (agedashi tofu sauce, salad dressing, and tempura sauce) . It may have been a slow day, there were only about 4-5 tables of customers other than us. Our waitress wasn't very attentive, we actually had to try to make eye contact a few times just to get refills on our water. The restaurant itself was clean and there's a decent amount of space on the inside. I won't say that I would never come back. But it's not a place I would purposely revisit either.

Very diverse menu with a lot in portions, if you want to please a lot of people with good value…read morethis place is a good choice for asian options. Service was very friendly and quick, we waited maybe ten minutes for a full group of four to be served all of food and drink. Very nice asian bistro aesthetic, both table dining and sushi bar dining available, and the sushi chefs were very funny!

Small sized restaurant next to Boise Fry Company on Overland…read more Eight tables plus outdoor seating, sparse decor but comfy. Ordering is done at the counter. It has quite an extensive menu with apps, teriyaki, soups, poke bowls and of course, burritos. Seagull did a quality job explaining things to us. I got the Shrimp Lover Burrito, which has plenty of spicy crab, boiled and Tempura shrimp, avocado, cream cheese and spicy mayo wrapped up in nori. Really a very good meal! We will be back.

Service was good. The poke' appeared fresh but was not necessarily as fresh tasting and the veggie…read moreselection was really good. The sauce was a little strange and it seemed like a hodgepodge of various cultural sauces. The noodles were the best dish I tried and it was stir fried well with lots of veggies. Huge portion and it can feed 2 or more. The veggie ramen was ok and it tasted out of a box. I think someone wrote the food tasted like it was out of a mall. I would agree. Quality was pretty sub par, and presentation was really nice and the ambiance cozy. I think that this restaurant has potential. If some of the ingredients were upgraded it would easily make a difference. I live in Seattle and there is lots of poke' and chains like Sam Choy. I would suggest marinating the poke first to give it a nice flavor profile. Just some thoughts. Thank you!

This place is so bad I had to add them to Yelp in the interest of preserving your toilet from nasty…read moreblowouts. From the top or bottom end. You're welcome. Big fan of Paddles Up and Naked Fins (both great poke shops). Noticed that this new Fish Poke was open and decided to give them a shot. My stomach currently hates me for this decision. One would think that any place serving raw fish would have the freshest fish on a Friday, right? Well, not the case with this place. Sat down and starvingly ate a few bites of my poke bowl. Something didn't feel (warm, soft and kinda chewy) or taste right in my mouth. That's never a good sign when eating raw seafood. Uncovered the fish in my bowl and saw that is was slimy, raw but warm, and very clearly far from fresh. I wish my stomach has the ability to throw it up right there on the spot. Sadly, it doesn't. So I had to wait a little while for my butt to do the job. And do the job it did. Fish Poke falls very short in ways other than serving unforgivably expired fish. They scoop toppings with a teaspoon. Literally. So if you get edamame beans on your bowl, one scoop = about 5 beans. Not kidding. They also don't know the difference between pico de gallo and cheap canned, soupy salsa. Cucumber slices were mushy and translucent- they looked and felt like they had been frozen then thawed out. It was very odd. I'd expound more on what else sucks about this place, but I, no joke, have to run yet again to the toilet to s#!t my brains out. Fish Poke will probably be out of business by the time you read this review anyway. Thanks Fish Poke!

I'm a huge poke fan so I was excited to hear there was a new place. They're obviously still working…read moreon some final touches on the aesthetics, but I can tell it will eventually have a cool chic vibe. I go to Naked Fins many times a month so that was my primary comparison locally. This location has awesome selection in fish. They definitely beat Naked Fins in that, but at Naked Fins you can get a larger serving for the same or less money. The flavor here was good. I'd return if I was showing a friend a new place they've never been to, but unfortunately in my opinion Naked Fins is the better choice for the time being. Who knows, this place just opened so they could easily make some changes and be better.

When I am craving poke, this is definitely the spot I want to go to! There are multiple locations…read morewithin the Boise area, but the one in Eagle is a hidden gem that you don't always see, but you should definitely stop by. Both times I've gone. The staff have been super sweet and nice. The first time I had the bogus basin bowl and I absolutely loved it. Great flavors always taste like fresh fish. Not too much of a weird fishy taste and overall great toppings. I had the Fiesta Bowl the second time thinking I was brave enough for the wasabi aïoli. But I will say that it is spicy! If you have time, it's good to sit down and take in the great artwork as well as the nice comfy chairs. They'll serve you it in a nice big bowl and always feels like you are getting a great value for it. If you're craving poke while in Eagle, come to the spot!

Love this place! The staff is very friendly, the food tastes fresh and the atmosphere is chill…read more Love that you can custom make your own bowl. Fridays are $1 for extra scoop of your choice of protein (3 or 5 scoop bowls only). Variety of toppings! Can't go wrong if you love poke!

Fabulous location, lots of walkable places around it Clean…read morefacility, clean restrooms, friendly staff LOADS of food choices, everyone in your party is sure to find something that they like. It's also got a bar and is right beside their movie theater. I love this concept and love when cities are able to pull this off. Too often you're with a group of people and so many folks have food issues, this is a terrific was to satisfy them all. From coffee, to a meal, dessert, and maybe a little boozy something-something.

The Warehouse food hall has a little bit of everything. Located near public parking in the heart of…read moreBoise, there are many options here to choose from. Plenty of places to sit with tons of table top seating with multiple restaurants surrounding them. Basquenese was excellent! The young lady at the counter Aunica recommended the Pho sandwich/dip (similar to a French dip sandwich). Her recommendation was appreciated and we made sure to tell her how good it was prior to leaving. The Basque fries were seasoned well and came with a garlic aoli that complimented it well. Everything tasted fresh and the portions were generous.

Teriyaki beef and rice were good and fresh. Loved that. A bit disappointed in 2 things. 1.) the…read moreshort ribs are SO razor thin I was actually feeling a bit ripped off. I mean seriously razor thin. Not cool 2.) The coconut haipua had less than a 1/4 of a teaspoon of coconut cream. Again, felt ripped off. Spam musubi was VERY VERY GOOD. Best I have had in my travels. 5 stars for that. Mouth watering great!

I hate leaving negative reviews, even more so for local restaurants especially at this time. But my…read moreexperience at CK was so unfortunate...I gotta share. For your sake. Located in the quiet shops off Entertainment, CK Hawaiian BBQ touts they have the best Hawaiian food in Boise. I think there is potential but they need an entire makeover, from the space to the recipes. For one, the restaurant was not clean. The tables were grimy and the floor was oddly sticky. It felt like the place hadn't been properly cleaned in a long time. I ordered the Kalua Park Plate (savory pork with (or without) cabbage) with a side of macaroni and gravy ($8.45 for small), my husband the Chicken Katso also with a side of macaroni and gravy (panko breaded chicken breast, $9.55). We decided to take our food home. The second I opened the boxes, I was unimpressed. I'll spare you my very descriptive and unappetizing statement (something about the remarkable resemblance to wet cat food), but to be blunt, I was appalled. It was soggy mess of a few pieces of pork with way to much cabbage. I took one small bite and couldn't stomach anymore. Even my husband exclaimed "what the actual f***." The rest of the food wasn't the worst. The chicken katsu was breaded good but I was like where tf is the katsu sauce?! It wasn't anything special at all. At least it was edible. The macaroni salad was okay. It didn't taste very fresh, probably an old batch. I'm no Hawaiian food expert and based off their menu I got the impression that they're not aimed at providing traditional Hawaiian fare, but more so "inspired" fare. However, regardless of the origin of the food the fact remained that what I received tonight was terrible. Two stars, because the employees were very nice. And were very accommodating when we changed from dine-in to take-out.