goPoké

Good poke spot tucked away inside the seafood market where all the other smaller shops are. Although the poke is average in my opinion, the real reason you would want to come here is for the DOLE WHIP! Pineapple dole whip like they have in Hawaii is certainly a unique feature of this poke spot. Food I got a poke bowl with two fish and loads of toppings. They really pile on the toppings and a decent amount of fish to really make this place worth it. They’ve got the typical flavors like spicy ahi, salmon, or tako. Poke was pretty good and average in my opinion. I would still get it again when I’m craving poke! The dole whip ice cream is one of the distinguishing items on Go Pokes menu. The pineapple soft serve is a famously well known dessert in Hawaii (yes, that Dole). It is sweet and also

If you’re craving a taste of island vibes with bold flavor, goPoke delivers. Their poke bowls are next level, loaded with generous cuts of fresh tuna and salmon, topped with creamy sauces, crunchy toppings, and perfectly seasoned rice. I tried the spicy tuna, classic salmon, mango salmon, and the spicy salmon. All the toppings as well. Every bite hits that ideal balance of texture and taste, and it feels both satisfying and light. I had mine posted up by the water, and let me tell you. Straight hittin’ And don’t even get me started on the Dole Whip float. It’s the tropical twist you didn’t know you needed. Dah bish sweet, tangy, creamy soft serve, lightly blessed up with a hint of chili powder and garnished gummy bears for fun. It’s the perfect treat to cool off and satisfy your sweet too

Awesome. Closest to what I consider real Hawaii poke... Fish marinating in the sauce and seasoning, not just a thick dressing drizzled on top like some places. Had the spicy taco, spicy ahi, and classic salmon. Made me very happy! ☺️ not really a place to sit and eat, but was very happy to take back to the hotel.

Today, I visited this poke bowl place for lunch. The staff member helping me took my order and prepared two bowls: one regular-sized and one medium-sized. When it was time to pay, he quickly skipped the itemized list and moved straight to the total, which was over $50 for two poke bowls, and he said it was because of the taxes. I asked him to go back and show me the specific charges. To my surprise, instead of the two bowls I ordered, he charged me for one large bowl and two regular-sized bowls, which I definitely did not order. I'm not sure of his motive, but it seemed deliberate. I didn't confront him; I just pointed out the overcharge and paid exactly what I ordered. So, watch out for this place’s subtle and seemingly unintentional overcharging behavior.

Hands down best poke I’ve had in seattle! The fish tastes fresh from Hawaii! Added the second photo because I’m still going here 6 months later and I still love it!