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(Now Closed)Poke Restaurant
Greenwich Village, New York
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Ms HeleneOctober 9, 2016$10.79 for 2 proteins, inlets toppings and mix-ins excl guac (extra). Huge servings that can feed 2. Fish was not marinated as poke usually is but plain and lacked flavor so get shoyu to mix it up
Dri BacciSeptember 18, 2017Build your own bowl with rice, zucchini noodles, double salmon, edamame and seaweed salad. Citrus soy sauce is great! The staff is so gentle, they tell you everything you can choose from the menu...
HashtagNYUApril 14, 2017Their poké bowls are healthy, affordable, and so freaking delicious. Get half rice and half zucchini noodles to load up on veggies, and try their Spicy Miso sauce for a spicy umami kick.- Jean-Paul TremblayOctober 5, 2016Healthy, delicious, filling protein/oriented bowls featuring tuna, salmon, snow crab, chicken, or tofu, paired with delicious sauces and a base of either rice, salad, or zucchini spiralized noodles.
Paige CDecember 22, 2016Love how you can customize the entire thing! Food was fresh and staff was very friendly. I would come back time and time again!
Jessica BishopOctober 14, 2017I'm obsessed with this place. Affordable, good quality healthy options. I get a bowl with zucchini noodles with Tina and salmon. The Sriracha aoli is 🙌🏼
Be prepared to wait in line for 20 minutes—take that time to compose the bowl you want from the huge board of stuff. Toppings are unlimited and free so be adventurous. Get double meat (salmon & tuna)
Cristhian CamposJanuary 25, 2017The service is fast and efficient. The staff is friendly and happily answered my questions. Highly recommend making your own bowl so you can add more mix ins to it. The pokespot sauce is a must try!
Ashley ChanAugust 20, 2016These bowls are really good and I love the special PokeSpot sauce. It's not very filling so get the rice base if you're looking for a bigger lunch.
Flora ReyesOctober 16, 2016MISO SPICY 🍚 really fresh, larger portion than I expected. :) miso spicy not really too spicy but has good flavor.
- William DoonanJanuary 31, 2017I was a little skeptical about this place at first because I have never had Hawaiian food before, but i'm glad I tried it because it was fantastic!
Layla AlotaibiDecember 3, 2016Get the Surf & Turf, make it double shrimp. Add spicy miso instead of Teriyaki. Enjoy!
Michelle ChewAugust 12, 2016Great new spot in a prime location! Has something for everyone, will definitely come again!
Mix zucchini noodles and brown rice. Spicy salmon is my favorite!
Christine TranSeptember 17, 2016BYO poké bowl. Can't go wrong with PokéSpot sauce on tuna and salmon.
Aneilia McDermottSeptember 4, 2016Build your own 2 or 3 protein choice poke bowl. Zoodles were good and the Pokéspot sauce!
Greater selection of proteins and add-ons vs other Poke options in Manhattan!
William LüAugust 14, 2016A traditional poke is normally tuna. So I'd recommend either the Ahi Tuna bowl or the Miso Spicy.
Create your own bowl! Biggest poké portions I've ever had. Usually I leave hungry but not here.
Andrew FurmanSeptember 13, 2016Affordable, bit tuna and salmon are meh. I do like that you can get a zoodle base tho instead of rice.
Er SuoJuly 14, 2017The poke potion is pretty decent and everything is fresh. Oh and the mushroom is delish!
Snow crab and salmon are good choices for the toppings
Jacky WangJanuary 26, 2017the food was delicious and the ingredients were very fresh. will be back again.
Daniel van der StelSeptember 24, 2016Worth the 30 mins wait. But still.. Its great stirred sushi in a bowl.
Binu PauloseSeptember 24, 2016They no longer serve sushi burritos. Head over to Pokeworks on 37th & 6th instead for sushi burritos.
VivAugust 13, 2016Lots of variety compared to other poke spots. Poorly presented however and the rice was overcooked.
- Sabih RahmanMarch 22, 2017Average poke spot. Get the Zoodle base. Like all salads, not very filling. All the bowls are good.
They ran out of rice at 1pm on a Wednesday. Wtf? What kind of poke place runs out of rice (both brown and white)...
Kim PhamAugust 29, 2016Totally millennial, but still delicious. Make your own bowl and make sure to get the PokeSpot sauce!
Yan Long ZhangMay 28, 2017The avococo sauce tastes like nothing and even worse, it detracts from the taste of the pokebowl with no sauce.- Yan Long ZhangMay 28, 2017Avococo sauce tastes like nothing. Even worse, it detracted from the taste of the pokebowl.
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Unifying culture and cuisine is something we take pride in at The PokéSpot. When you visit us, you'll choose from our supremely fresh ingredients to create your perfect poke bowl.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 11:00 AM–10:00 PM
(212) 933-0971
Features
Reservations
No
Credit Cards
Yes
Wi-Fi
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Music
No
Parking
Street
Restroom
Yes
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