Hawaiian Poke

BEST poke place across the tri-valley area. They are insanely generous with servings and don't upcharge for any toppings. They are not at all stingy with their fish portions. If you order properly, one medium bowl is definitely to share and hard to eat on your own. I'd highly suggest doing half white rice and half salad for your base (many people don't know they can do that) and get spicy poke, creamy poke, spicy mayo, and sweet unagi for the most dreamy sauce combinations. They also often run a free small miso soup and green tea ice cream while supplies last. Overall one of my fav go-to places for lunch/dinner. I never leave reviews but I just have to for this place :)

My 1st time here and as a Food service manager I was not impressed by the staff. Food is amazing! Service not so amazing! Did not feel welcomed at all. I did feel as if I bothered the little girl's gossip session... they were all on their phones and not inviting. It was awkwardly quiet. I sat to have my dinner there. As I was eating a lady walked in and she was treated as if she bothered them as well. Soon after, a group of boys walked in and all of a sudden.... all of them stood in their assembly line to assist them! Poorly managed.

I bought sushi burrito and it came out looking a bit small so i asked for it to be remade. I wasn’t even upset at this point because mistakes happen and that’s fine, but my issue was how they handled it. the other girls tried gaslighting us into thinking that was the regular size of the burrito. after some back and forth they remade it but you tell me becuase i think one is clearly larger. saying the second photo is the regular size is CRAZY

I have been a regular customer at Hawaiian Poke and recently, I have been very disappointed with the steep increases in price for their bowls. I understand that costs go up, but it is hard to justify when the experience has not improved and has actually gotten WORSE. Every time I come in, they are out of multiple items. What makes it even more frustrating is that I always visit before peak lunch or dinner hours, so there really is no excuse for so many things to be unavailable. This has become a consistent issue, not just a one-time problem. If prices are going to increase, customers should at least be able to rely on the menu being fully stocked. How does it make sense that customers are being forced to spend more money but then walk in unable to order what they came in for? Paying more

Good Poke place. Fish was fresh tasting and the portions were generous. Good amount of options as well. Price was pretty standard, and the employees were all super nice.