Poke Bowl Asian Cafe

My son decided to take me here after his graduation. He has came with his friends. OH MY GOD. BOMB DOT COM. I have found my poke spot in Colorado now. Thank you! Thank you thank youuuuuuuuu

The food is fantastic, the service is not.We ordered food for take-out and drove quite a way to pick it up. We had ordered for many people so we tried to make sure that we had everything before we drove home. When we arrived back at home and started passing food out, we realized we were missing some items. I called and told them and then headed back to pick them up. The gentleman working there did not apologize for the inconvenience and wasn't friendly.When we finally got everything home, the first batch was cold, of course. The food still tasted great, and if we ever do return, which is unlikely, I hope that they can get the entire order right the first time.

Great poke spot, the best one in the Parker area for sure. I have ordered both for pick up and dine in many times; each time the food has been delicious! The staff is very friendly and prompt as well.

Meh. Nothing special here, other than the man who dishes me up what I ordered being insanely nice. I got four scoops of salmon (only 2 scoops of protein are included in a LARGE- which is weird... What's included in a small?), cucumber, edamame, seaweed salad, roe, and sesame seeds... And when I got home I added Avocado and ginger. This bowl was insanely bland and disappointing and I was once again hungry within 30 minutes. Womp womp. Perhaps this place is better when the pandemic isn't going on, but right now, it's lack luster.

My wife and I were hungry and love trying new places and establishments. Haven't heard anything about this place but we figured why not. It had stuff my wife liked. Went in, and the food was so good. Delicious. I fully recommend.

This place is super cute and clean. Very friendly staff. The food was VERY flavorful! My kids are super picky eaters and they loved the lo mein. We will definitely be coming here when we visit Parker.

Quality of food is as showing on my pictures.Customer service is the worst ever.The owner or manager said was my fault to order from their business and they won't accept my order in future!

First time trying a poke bowl and enjoyed it! We ordered pick up (Covid) and the meal was ready to go. I had unagi and the hubs built his own bowl (which is a nice option). Both were good, and filling. We didn't particularly care for the crab rangoon, the wrapper was a bit thick. Next time we'll try the egg rolls and I want to try a Ramen bowl too.The price was in line with fast casual, about $12. Will definitely eat there again.No pics this time, sorry!

Dang it!!! Oh how I want these independent restaurants to succeed here in my back yard.... I really really do!!! So hopefully this less than stellar review will be a useful source of info for these folks who are really nice people with a good concept for a Hawaiian Asian fusion concept.Don't let the name change fool ya: same chef, probably same staff just a menu and name rebrand. But that's ok as updates to changing tastes and changing times is a necessary element of restaurant ownership. So with that lets begin.One of the most important elements to a restaurant experience is that first impression upon walking through the door. The first thing here is a gum ball vending machine circa 1975 and it's not a kitschy prop. It's there for revenue which is cheesy, bordering creepy. Next, the environment is "filmy" meaning that it almost seems like there is a perceptible film of grease and dirt on everything-- the floors the tables etc........ and then I hit the bathroom to wash up. I literally was overwhelmed by the caustic odor of some kind of disinfectant that pierced through my cold-ridden congestion almost making me dizzy. At this point you might wonder, "why did you stay?" Dunno...... we were already seated with a pot of green tea served so wifey and I decided to stick it out...... but on to the food.The green tea thankfully was the real deal: no bags, just the raw, earthy leaves stuffed into a chamber within the pot. YAY, I thought to myself...... this is a good sign. We ordered a large poke bowl with spicy salmon, tuna, and shrimp and two rolls with a hot and sour soup app.The soup as is the case almost everywhere I go was neither spicy nor particularly sour and this one also seemed overly thick and viscousy. I poured a ton of sriracha in mine which improved the soup dramatically.The Poke bowl was bountiful and the ingredients fresh. Serving it in a "to go" plastic bowl when I was "to stay" seemed odd...... that's an easy fix: buy a few decorative bowls for ease of dining and for classing the dish up a bit. Sadly the rolls were disappointing solely due to the rice which seemed overcooked and mushy. I sampled one piece of the dragon roll and I was pretty much done.I'll reiterate my want for this place to succeed as I do for all local joints. I hope this helps them and they take heed...... great potential here.... just needs to be realized.Robbo, keeping it real, from Parker, CO

This place is a solid option for poke in the area. It isn't the regular poke bar experience, think more Chinese restaurant serves poke. My S/O had a bad experience with this restaurant with the previous owners and was hesitant to try it out, but he was presently surprised. The staff was friendly and they had a steady stream of people on a Sunday at 1-2pm. Prices are reasonable, I paid $9/small poke bowl with salmon. My salmon was fresh and the flavor was good. Everything in our poke bowls were fresh and enjoyable. We also had a large bowl of their hot and sour soup and it was your run of the mill hot and sour soup. They did have a type of black mushroom in there that added a really nice crunch. All in all, it's a solid lunch option if you're into asian fusion!