STAR POKE

this place does not get the business it deserves. the woman who takes orders is always so kind and helpful. they’re portions are great for the price and the quality of the food is fantastic. i highly recommend the poke bowl with the volcano sauce or the musubi style spam onigiri!

Food was alright - they gave me such a meager portion of fish. For $20, I was expecting more. I only went to this place cause Oh No Poke was closed. If you want generous portions and higher quality food, Oh No Poke is infinitely better and only 10 mins away from this place. The location of this spot is located in a pretty sketchy part of town. The service was mid. Place was totally empty when I arrived, and the staff could’ve been friendlier. Weird vibes all around

Got two servings of salmon and it’s a bit less than I imagined but good quality. $19 dollar poke is a bit more pricy than what I am used to in other Seattle poke places.

One of the most underrated sushi places in Shoreline. It is SO good, the fish is always fresh, the flavors are amazing, and the Poke are fairly priced. Simply the Best!!

I really wanted to like this place but the two poke bowls we got to-go smelled musty, like mildew or mold. The salmon pieces were half skin and the ahi tuna seemed rotten - it had that weird smell, was a pale brown, and had a very weird texture. The pictures below are of tuna I did not eat or chew at all, that’s just how it looked. After my first bite I thought that maybe I had gotten some seaweed salad or onion because of the texture but it was the fish. We threw both bowls away after a few bites and both immediately got a stomach ache. I think they keep all of the fish in the back for a reason. If it’s rotten, fine say you’re some out but don’t sell bad food to people and charge them $47 for it. We got a 2-fish and a 3-fish bowl, both were tiny (a small size at any other poke place) and