The poke is fresh! We had shoyu poke, garlic ahi poke, Hawaiian style poke, and spicy mayo poke. Perfect seasoning so you taste the freshness of the fish. Made it right then and there! Hawaiian has the seaweed! That's the difference between that and shoyu. Love the choice if you want as bowl or just straight up poke. We choose straight up so we would be filled by poke and not rice! I added this place to my notes so I will be coming back again and will tell my friends too. Our compliments the two chefs!
Sarah F
About 20 minutes before closing, I was tired and hungry having not eaten most of the day. The lady behind the counter was very nice and was happy to provide me with some Ahi Tuna (w/a little [black] sesame seeds & a little soy sauce).Nice table outside for sitting and eating.Lost 1 star only b/c things weren't "perfect" & I don't know how to give 4.5 stars. The prices seemed good for Las Vegas, just more than I thought I was spending. I also thought my dish was supposed to have seaweed, but it didn't and I couldn't ask as she locked the door early.5 stars if you are in the mood for Sashimi as it was very fresh.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vic C.
Hawaiian Style Poke is located in a plaza with other Asian businesses and eateries, specifically next door to Harry Zhang CPA. The entrance is on Wynn Road. My husband and I were looking for something quick for a late lunch because we had such a light breakfast hours before and had to hurry to get to another location. So picked this place on my bookmarks. We arrived 30 minutes before closing but was surprised that they still had poke left, as we only saw only one shallow tray of poke in the display case. An older gentleman behind one of the counters said they have other flavors available in the back. We ended up ordering: Large Poke Bowl, $19.99 prior to tax- This bowl comes with 2 choices of poke and steamed white rice. We ended up picking Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke and Shoyu Ahi Poke. Honestly it was hard to taste the difference between the two. There is such minor differences in the seasoning, as one type has black sesame seeds and the other side had a light colored seasoning. The poke was fresh but the flavor was average. The portion was fine for the 2 of us to share but we had a smaller meal (and had plans to catch dinner in 4 ish hours later with my cousin so I wanted to eat a small meal). ------------------------------------ (Total= $22.62 after tax, paid with cash) Please note that there is a sign by the register regarding the price listed, as it is the cash discount price. If you pay with credit or debit card, the price will go up slightly higher (3.5%). Price is a bit high for the portion you get. But it fit the purpose of feeding us, without a long wait time. I don't see myself coming back. Please note that there are 2 tables with chairs outside if you wish to dine in. The seating is in direct sunlight and has no covering. Also there are no restrooms available for customers here.
babynatevas
Always great fresh poke many different kinds price gone up but still the best place to get a fresh poke
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Bowl
Jess Beuhler
Looking for good quality poke, then this is the spot. This is not a sit-in restaurant. It's a grab and go with a few outdoor tables. You can also go to a boba store or food court nearby to eat. You get a lot of poke for the cost compared to other chain poke stores that are junk.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Young Seob Yoon
Tuna sashimi is added with various sauces and topped over rice, making it a simple meal.This is a take-out (ToGo) store.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Tyler Gibson
Unko Dennis makes some solid poke and musubi; nice people
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Bowl
Katie Stasser
The poke was amazing. The musubis were delicious and they had good pickled cucumber. They also had Hawaiian Sun drinks in the fridge. Everyone there was very Aloha and we enjoyed it very much. Would recommend to anyone looking for some grindz on the 9th Island.
Hard to park , hard to find place . No tables for dine in , only outside on sun with smell from trash cans on the side of the building .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ashley Kris
this is the best poke joint I've been to in awhile. 3 of my staff members also loved it. the prices are spot on. the poke js fresh.
P. P.
Tastes just like poke in Hawaii. I got the tuna chili oyster sauce. Love the simplicity of it with no overwhelming condiments (examples: corn, edamame, avocado, etc. You get the point. LOL). Authentic Hawaiian poke is usually very simple without too much toppings and that's what I like. The freshness of the fish I can taste and the flavorful sauce that wakes up your taste buds. The price is reasonable as I know that's usually how much poke can be here in the mainland and a little bit more expensive in Hawaii.
Shea Ah Nee
I’m not one to judge but first off it smells bad like mold when you walk inside the location . Coming from Hawaii born and raised when you see HAWAIIAN POKE you gonna want POKE I was blowing my mind when there was only 3 options of POKE well 2 and then had squid anyways the pans was empty basically the place did not look like the pictures at all I was expecting all kines as it showed in the pictures and the menu I was super bummed I just wanted some POKE ? anyways if you looking for bomb POKE go to poke express I was trying for save gas and give this place one try but never again I’ll stick to poke express. You guys definitely fooled me with the advertisement.
Atmosphere: 1
Asun250 Asun250
I always come here to buy poke. It’s the best poke place in Vegas. If you’re in Las Vegas, make sure to stop by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ahi, Should and Limu Ahi Poke Bowl
The poke is fresh! We had shoyu poke, garlic ahi poke, Hawaiian style poke, and spicy mayo poke. Perfect seasoning so you taste the freshness of the fish. Made it right then and there! Hawaiian has the seaweed! That's the difference between that and shoyu. Love the choice if you want as bowl or just straight up poke. We choose straight up so we would be filled by poke and not rice! I added this place to my notes so I will be coming back again and will tell my friends too. Our compliments the two chefs!
About 20 minutes before closing, I was tired and hungry having not eaten most of the day. The lady behind the counter was very nice and was happy to provide me with some Ahi Tuna (w/a little [black] sesame seeds & a little soy sauce).Nice table outside for sitting and eating.Lost 1 star only b/c things weren't "perfect" & I don't know how to give 4.5 stars. The prices seemed good for Las Vegas, just more than I thought I was spending. I also thought my dish was supposed to have seaweed, but it didn't and I couldn't ask as she locked the door early.5 stars if you are in the mood for Sashimi as it was very fresh.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hawaiian Style Poke is located in a plaza with other Asian businesses and eateries, specifically next door to Harry Zhang CPA. The entrance is on Wynn Road. My husband and I were looking for something quick for a late lunch because we had such a light breakfast hours before and had to hurry to get to another location. So picked this place on my bookmarks. We arrived 30 minutes before closing but was surprised that they still had poke left, as we only saw only one shallow tray of poke in the display case. An older gentleman behind one of the counters said they have other flavors available in the back. We ended up ordering: Large Poke Bowl, $19.99 prior to tax- This bowl comes with 2 choices of poke and steamed white rice. We ended up picking Hawaiian Style Ahi Poke and Shoyu Ahi Poke. Honestly it was hard to taste the difference between the two. There is such minor differences in the seasoning, as one type has black sesame seeds and the other side had a light colored seasoning. The poke was fresh but the flavor was average. The portion was fine for the 2 of us to share but we had a smaller meal (and had plans to catch dinner in 4 ish hours later with my cousin so I wanted to eat a small meal). ------------------------------------ (Total= $22.62 after tax, paid with cash) Please note that there is a sign by the register regarding the price listed, as it is the cash discount price. If you pay with credit or debit card, the price will go up slightly higher (3.5%). Price is a bit high for the portion you get. But it fit the purpose of feeding us, without a long wait time. I don't see myself coming back. Please note that there are 2 tables with chairs outside if you wish to dine in. The seating is in direct sunlight and has no covering. Also there are no restrooms available for customers here.
Always great fresh poke many different kinds price gone up but still the best place to get a fresh poke
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Bowl
Looking for good quality poke, then this is the spot. This is not a sit-in restaurant. It's a grab and go with a few outdoor tables. You can also go to a boba store or food court nearby to eat. You get a lot of poke for the cost compared to other chain poke stores that are junk.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tuna sashimi is added with various sauces and topped over rice, making it a simple meal.This is a take-out (ToGo) store.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Unko Dennis makes some solid poke and musubi; nice people
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Bowl
The poke was amazing. The musubis were delicious and they had good pickled cucumber. They also had Hawaiian Sun drinks in the fridge. Everyone there was very Aloha and we enjoyed it very much. Would recommend to anyone looking for some grindz on the 9th Island.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Poke Poke, Samurai Ahi Poke, Poke Bowl, Spicy Ahi
Need to get there early, poke is on
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Poke Bowl
The poke was delicious but I wish they had more options. It's a little expensive too. Staff was very nice .
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Hard to park , hard to find place . No tables for dine in , only outside on sun with smell from trash cans on the side of the building .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 5
this is the best poke joint I've been to in awhile. 3 of my staff members also loved it. the prices are spot on. the poke js fresh.
Tastes just like poke in Hawaii. I got the tuna chili oyster sauce. Love the simplicity of it with no overwhelming condiments (examples: corn, edamame, avocado, etc. You get the point. LOL). Authentic Hawaiian poke is usually very simple without too much toppings and that's what I like. The freshness of the fish I can taste and the flavorful sauce that wakes up your taste buds. The price is reasonable as I know that's usually how much poke can be here in the mainland and a little bit more expensive in Hawaii.
I’m not one to judge but first off it smells bad like mold when you walk inside the location . Coming from Hawaii born and raised when you see HAWAIIAN POKE you gonna want POKE I was blowing my mind when there was only 3 options of POKE well 2 and then had squid anyways the pans was empty basically the place did not look like the pictures at all I was expecting all kines as it showed in the pictures and the menu I was super bummed I just wanted some POKE ? anyways if you looking for bomb POKE go to poke express I was trying for save gas and give this place one try but never again I’ll stick to poke express. You guys definitely fooled me with the advertisement.
Atmosphere: 1
I always come here to buy poke. It’s the best poke place in Vegas. If you’re in Las Vegas, make sure to stop by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ahi, Should and Limu Ahi Poke Bowl