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    The Poke Jar

    4.2 (17 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    18. Japanese chicken wings
    Catherine M.

    Another great meal at Poke Jar! Not pictured is the sando fried, amazing! Seafood tacos, crispy wings, and desert homemade purin and cinnamon sugar donuts!

    Tuna 3. Red Poke Bowl
    Yuko L.

    I got tuna and salmon poke. My peep got ramen. They liked ramen(I should try it next time). Poke was filled with lots of rice and very little meat, cucumbers, avocado and onion. I will not recommend poke for poke lovers. Place is nice and clean.

    3. Shrimp Tacos

    Hidden gem!! My friend and I had an impromptu lunch date to catch up. The food is amazing!!! We had the shrimp tacos, bulgogi tacos and the chicken wings. Food was so fresh and had great flavors. Can't wait to go back and try other items on the menu

    3. Duck You Ramen (GF)

    Great new spot! Food was delicious! We tried the duck ramen, lobster roll, Korean tacos and an appetizer. Extremely flavorful and well prepared. Service was great as was the atmosphere. Highly recommend!!

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    Excellent food, from sushi to street tacos, poke bowls and Ramen.

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    Hawaii Poke & Ramen - Chicken buns

    Hawaii Poke & Ramen

    4.6(42 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    Poke means "sliced" in Hawaiian. It describes the diced, marinated raw fish dish. The Capital…read moreRegion is fortunate to have a number of good poke restaurants. This one also has an assortment of ramen, noodle bowls and bubble teas. "Hawaii" is a chain with a remarkably large menu. I came in for poke but wound up with a rice noodle bowl, instead. Orders are placed at the counter just like a fast food joint but this isn't really fast food. Most of the food is actually made to order. The staff is really patient. They'll help you navigate the massive menu with many options. If you're dining in they'll bring your orders to your table. I picked thin rice noodles with spicy miso broth and pork belly. I also asked for most of the free toppings and the free hard boiled egg. The pork belly turned out to be a fatty cut. That was on me. Next time, I'll order BBQ pork l,instead. As for that "spicy" broth, they mean it. Next time, I'll also ask for a little less heat in my broth. Still, was a delicious meal which was prepared just for me. I added a large Lycee slushie to my order. It was pretty good but too large. I have to go medium next time. I couldn't finish the meal. I took it home and ate it again for breakfast the next day (I have a cast iron stomach and can eat spicy breakfasts). If this business is part of a chain where are the other restaurants? The manager said most are on Long Island. The Castleton restaurant is the only one in the Capital Region and the restaurant is largely a family-run operation. It's clean, bright, very modern and cute. There's cute wall art. Some illuminated. Others are wallpaper depicting food, pandas and the Chinese god of wealth. This is one of those places with a menu so large that you can keep coming back and not have the same meal twice.

    Decent place. The steamed chicken buns were really good. Not a lot of flavor to the ramen and they…read moremixed up all of the orders with my family. Super nice staff and good bubble tea

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    Hawaii Poke & Ramen - Illuminated wall art.

    Illuminated wall art.

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    Poke Don

    Poke Don

    4.3(27 reviews)
    81.6 mi

    Great food, came here several times and never had a single issue except today, the young girl…read moreattending was extremely rude even with our child, she was rushing us and continued to ask over and over if that was all even before she scooped each ingredient we just asked for, her deamenor was nasty and looks like she didn't want to attend us. She had no time to allow us to order what we want yet She had plenty of time to stop and check her apple watch messages making us wait for her to hand us our food and then all the time in world to chat with her friend instead of attending customers. Now we will have to think twice about coming back, is a shame but looks like she doesn't care about the business.

    Fast-casual sushi bowls in an affluent area severely lacking in sushi…read more I kind of like poke bowls. It's a lazy-man sushi, where you get to control what you get. With whole foods no longer doing sushi made to order, that leaves only main gugh, sakura garden, and tisumi sushi as driving distance sushi places. Not anymore, poke don is now in the area and they are pretty good! The setup is similar to their manchester location. you got a sparse dining area and a cafeteria style long desk to do your ordering. you pay for your bowl, and the person follows you along to help you design and make your bowl. The panels behind the station tell you what you can add at that station, and the server will follow you along the entire way, adding whatever you want to your bowl. By the end, you got a rice bowl with all the flavors you could want and then some. I usually opt for salmon and tuna, with sushi rice, edamame, onions, crispy onions, crispy garlic, a scoop of kani salad, a scoop of spicy crab, and a drizzle of eel sauce over everything. I sometimes mix up the veggies or the sauces, but that's my base. The rice is cooked well, sometimes they don't season the rice well enough, but it still comes out okay. the portions are fairly big, especially if you ask for extra veggies. the spicy sauces have a little zing to them, but not really hot. The price is actually pretty good too. for the price of a specialty sushi roll, you get a big bowl of sushi with all the same flavors. It's not amazing quality, they do stumble on their flavors sometimes. but it's pretty good for pretty cheap, and sometimes you just want a lot of something that's pretty good.

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    Main dining area

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    Taichi Bubble Tea

    Taichi Bubble Tea

    4.2(30 reviews)
    10.7 mi
    Casual dining
    Healthy dining

    There was a time I used to wish there were more bubble tea places in the area, well that wish came…read moretrue and Taichi is one of the many delightful options that have popped up in the capital region. The bubble teas are reasonably priced and there is a large menu of different flavors and drink varieties. Taichi also serves poke bowls, ramen and rice bowls with fried meats. I always go for the poke bowls, but I tried a bite of my husband's fried pork dish and it was really good. I may need to switch up my order next time I'm there! They also have a few types of ramen that look really tasty. Service is usually quick although once when my husband was getting our take out he told me that one of the two employees was on his phone while the other employee scrambled to do everything. He waited about 10 minutes for an order that was already ready while the phone loving employee ignored him. Sounds like a terrible coworker! Their online ordering platform is easy to use and they have a rewards program where you earn $10 off for every $100 spent. The restaurant is large with tons of seats, very clean and sells plushies and some other knickknacks.

    Busy day running errands. Feeling hungry. No time to get home for lunch. I'm passing Taichi Bubble…read moreTea & Ramen. It's a Taiwan-Asian fusion-inspired fast food chain but I was down for this. It's been more than a year since my last meal here. I don't know if they changed their menu but I experienced a bit of a relearning curve in ordering ramen at the front counter. First, I needed to pick a broth. I chose Tonkotsu ramen, which is ramen in Japanese pork bone broth. Then, I needed to pick a protein which was shrimp and I asked for the meal to be extra spicy. It only took a few minutes. I could hear it being prepared in the kitchen. The young woman at the register was helpful and patient as I made my selection. Definitely convenient. The ramen was good. I got a lot of shrimp and I liked the little slices of fish cake with pink flower designs. The decor has undergone slight changes since I last visited. It seems there are better displays and more varieties of merch. It's still very clean, bright and cheerful. There are still plenty of young customers. Given its close proximity to SUNY Albany that should be no surprise. I liked the playlist, too. R & B and Hip Hop played in the background. Loud enough so that you could definitely hear it but low enough so that students who were dining--some in groups-- could comfortably hold conversations. I didn't plan to come here but my stomach growled. It was a nice, relaxing lunch that hit the spot.

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    Taichi Bubble Tea
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