Ono Seafood

One of the better poke bowls you'll have in Waikiki. Fish was fresh and flavors popped in your mouth. Loved the spicy ahi tuna. Actually had a little spice. The portion is a little small for what you pay. With so many poke in the area, its worth a try but the value is just not there.

I’ve been here every time I visit Oahu, and it’s the poke place we always come back for. The location is great, and parking is fairly easy, which already makes it a smooth stop during a trip. Their fish quality is just different. It’s so fresh, and the texture is honestly crazy in the best way. Every bite tastes clean and high quality, and you can tell right away this isn’t average poke. The portions are good, and the price feels very fair for what you get. Also, their marinated crab is amazing, but you have to go early because it sells out quick. If you come later in the day, there’s a good chance it’ll be gone, so I learned to prioritize this stop when I’m planning my day. I’ve tried so many poke places in Hawaii, and this is still the best one for me. Consistently fresh fish, great p

TLDR: Foodland’s poke is better. Ono is highly raved spot, but I personally thought Foodland was better (and cheaper per lb, BTW). The fish quality and freshness at Ono is decent (kind of fishy taste/smell), but it’s severely lacking in marinade depth and flavor. The marinade was kind of bland and especially the spicy ahi — way too much mayo and almost no spice and too creamy for me. The shoyu ahi was spicier and had more flavor depth. Other flavors were decent, but nothing really memorable. It’s worth a try and that you stood in a long line as well.

I ordered the Shoyu Tuna and Spicy Salmon combo poke, it is fresh and tasty. There's not a lot of sitting area, they have 2 benches by the parking lot. It's best for take out and enjoy at the beach.

Best poke I’ve ever had in my life! I got the Spicy Ahi with all the toppings. There’s only two parking spots, so recommend Uber or walking. Very tasty!