Epic Poke

Was on the hunt for a good poke spot since I recently moved to Austin and saw a lot of good reviews about this place. Food was good but a little overpriced in my opinion. I wish they would have added more salmon and sauce to my bowl. Service was great though!

I definitely enjoyed my bowl more the second time. Perhaps because I just had them load up on everything or because I did it as a Togo. I enjoyed the rice as well. Everything else was very fresh and packaged with care.

Epic Poke is my go-to poke spot. I get the OG bowl which has a combination of tuna and salmon poke, shredded cabbage, sweet corn, green onion, edamame, ginger, sweet potato glass noodles (slurpy and so good!), forbidden rice, drizzled with a medium spicy red sauce, and crunchy onion and furikake topping. So delicious and super filling!There are iPad kiosks to place your order, which you can fully customize. You can also order ahead of time on their website, and your order will be waiting for you on time, as promised!

A friend recommended Epic Poke to me, and as a loyal poke enthusiast, I knew I had to give it a try! I came by on a Friday at noon and there was no line. I placed my order on one of the tablets and watched them make my bowl to order and with care. Service was quick, easy, simple, and the women working behind the counter were very kind. Overall, the ingredients were incredibly fresh, crisp, bright, and flavorful. I love that glass noodles are an option - you don't get those at most poke places! It was a bit on the pricier end (starts at $17.95, and some toppings are extra), but the portion is quite generous and very filling! All in including tip, I spent $25.QUICK FACTS:- Parking? Yes, ample parking in the shopping center/office building area.- Online orders? Yes, you can order ahead online.- Vegetarian options? Yes, tofu or no protein options are available.- Indoor seating? Yes, the space is larger than it looks from the outside and has plenty of indoor seating!FOOD RATING: I ordered a build your own bowl with rice and glass noodles as my base, almost all of the veggie options, salmon and tuna, crab salad (extra $), all of the toppings, and Korean chili sauce and ponzu sauce. I added my own avocado at home! Overall, it was a heavy bowl stuffed with colorful, fresh veggies and nice, meaty chunks of fish. Great flavor from the sauces and a fair portion of protein. Worth trying if you're a poke enthusiast!

Consistently my favorite poke in the city! Ingredients are so fresh, fish is wild caught, and I love the Korean twist! I always get the Korean chili sauce & sweet potato noodles. We easily spend $45 on just two bowls... buuut it is the best there is in Austin

When I moved to Austin, Epic Poke was one of the first places I had wanted to go to grab a bite to eat. But it was a Sunday, so they were closed. But then, later on in the week, I was able to order one of their poke bowls through their website. Since then, I've had the opportunity to eat here and introduce others to this establishment countless times.Their menu has changed over time, but they have stayed very consistent with their ingredients and preparation. For protein, they offer tuna and salmon, chicken and shrimp, tofu, and recently, unagi. Other than protein, each bowl comes with a healthy serving of a variety of colorful veggies and crunchy bits, glass noodles, and rice. You can also opt to add additional toppings or extra protein. The bowls have some weight to them and are filling.The owners are friendly enough to recognize you and learn your name if you come here enough. The seating area for eating in is quite cozy. A large mural of Austin adorns one of the walls, and potted plants hang out by the windows.If you're looking at this place solely for poke, their rendition of poke might not be anything particularly special compared to places specializing in creating different flavor variants of poke. But overall, the consistency in their combination of preparation of ingredients and the care used to construct their bowls, makes this place a solid option for a satisfying meal.

Poke bowls were delicious with a creative atmosphere.Everything you would want, you can find right here.Employees were kind and helpful as well!For this restaurant, my heart and stomach fell!Thanks for a positive and fantastical lunch.We will definitely be eating here a bunch!!

If you are from California like me, this is just okay poke. It's not bad, but nothing to rave about in my opinion. I was visiting Austin on a work trip, was trying to keep it light, and this was a quick drive from the office. The fish was okay (I wish there was more), the sauces were okay (I should have gotten extra), and the rice was not sushi rice? Interesting. It was good/okay. So that's why I gave it 3 stars. I don't really know what else to say about it.

The portions are large, and it's worth around $40 for two. They also have a keto bowl too. I love to make my own bowl. I really like all options they have like the jalapeño is nice and spicy and the crispy onion and nori and seaweed just makes everything go well together. I got the salmon and tuna and they were cut into nice cubes size. I do wish they have more fish options but it was delicious.

I typically order takeout from Epic Poke, and it is always fantastic. Fresh, delicious ingredients (Texas heat & Hawaiian bowls are my go-to's), and generous portions. Service is great too. My bowls are always ready when I arrive, so I'm in and out in a minute.