Notorious P.O.K.E.

It's always nice to have a fully gluten free option, and the poke was fresh and delicious

So I was able to try their sister restaurant in Santa Fe before trying the spot in sawmill and the sample I had had in Santa Fe was so good I just had to go to our Albuquerque location.I really really loved these pre-crafted bowls, and one bowl was more than enough for two meals. They are a little on the pricier side, but so worth it. The flavors combined really well and I was overall quite happy with my meal.The rice was interesting not in a bad way, but just different than standard white rice. I would totally return to try some of the other options or maybe even order the same bowl again.

The food was great. I loved the lotus root in there, as I don't get to eat them that often. The seasoning was on point. For $15, the portion is very small, but it wasn't like I wasn't full at the end of it... so not terrible. Just pricey that I feel like I don't want to buy it for that reason... the staff was very nice!

It was my first time trying this place over in Sawmill market. I had the pohkay tuna bowl because well, maui onions, which I can't resist! I got this with the forbidden rice and the lavender-infused water. The forbidden rice is a really interesting texture and was quite tasty. I don't know if I'd get the lavender-infused water again, it was interesting, but perhaps not quite my taste. The poke bowl was amazing though and it was made incredibly quickly, literally in minutes which was great given some of the long lines that build up around sawmill market. It was a bit tricky to find kind of around a corner mashed in next to a few other places and with a very small storefront, but that's rather the nature of sawmill. If you're at sawmill definitely give it a try, completely worth it and also some amazing ice cream right next door!

Staff was excellent but the food itself left me a little disappointed. The portion was so small I needed a 2nd lunch. The tuna had great texture but unfortunately its flavor was buried in the gochujang sauce.

Sky's the Limit for this Juicy new Poke joint in the Sawmill Market, so Get Money and prepare for a bowl that'll Hypnotize ya.Big Poppa was psyched to see another Hawaiian spot pop up in the 505, the food didn't disappoint, and neither did the service. There are few foods on the planet I consider both healthy and delightful, poke is one of them, so I always feel great stuffin' mah belly with a quality bowl. I ordered me a Yuzu (salmon, cucumber, avocado) and the wife a Poh-KAY (tuna, edamame, seaweed, and tons of onions -- she hates raw white onion) and we were both impressed with the cook's no-questions-asked offer to remake my mistake. Really, really nice guy.In the end, the salmon was outstanding, we both enjoyed our bowls and I felt like this new spot was a definite go-to for future laptoppin' in the Market. I'd suggest a few options to spice up the bowls or add extra flavor, on the counter, just because we New Mexicans really enjoy customizing our eats. But in general, dope title, dope bowls.

This is in Sawmill Market right next to the ice cream place with the fish. Most poke places I've been to are set up like Subway, where you go down a line and choose your ingredients. This is not that - it's a set menu with bowls you can order. Online menu states everything is gluten free; didn't see that in person and didn't ask. If you have Celiac, you should probably still ask some questions. I ordered a Hatch green chile shrimp bowl, which also had avocado, red cabbage, green chile and macadamia nuts (I'm probably forgetting things) over rice. I really liked it - great green chile flavor but not crazy hot - just a nice little kick. I would definitely order this bowl again. One guy was running the place alone, but the wait was right in line with other places in Sawmill, which was really not long. I visited on a weeknight.

This was a great gem in the Sawmill Market. The set menu makes for easy ordering and the only decision you have to make is the rice - whew, less pressure! I opted for the spicy tuna - what I really liked about this bowl was that the fixings were tossed in the sauce so it was all equally coated. Bonus - there were hot takis on the top. The rice was perfectly sticky!

Went to the Sawmill District to meet up with girlfriends for lunch. Notorious POKE was delicious! I ordered the Hatch green chili shrimp bowl. It comes with Hatch green chili ponzu sauce, shrimp, avocado, red cabbage, cilantro, macadamia nuts, and of course Hatch green chili. I chose the forbidden rice which I had never tried before. It is a purple rice that has a mild and nutty flavor with a chewy texture. Along with being delicious it has a lot of nutritional benefits. The entire dish was wonderful and I would definitely order it again! Great lunch!

Good flavor; very little tuna. I paid 16 bucks for like, 10 little chunks of tuna and a dump truck of rice and edamame. Can't recommend. Not a good value. You'll get full, but it'll be from rice and edamame.