Pokeworks

Poke is a traditional Hawaiian food, and their's is good. I like their wraps. I like that there is a good selection of toppings to choose from.

Great ambiance and excellent staff. They had a fun tea drink selection. Got the two protein poke bowl that I custom ordered to include salmon, tuna, half brown rice and half kale noodles with all the toppings minus a few. Got the ponzu sauce which is traditionally soy sauce mixed with dashi broth and yuzu/citrus. Their ponzu sauce however did not taste like that at all. While all the ingredients taste fresh and good quality, one star docked for the sauce as it made everything taste salty but with no flavor.

Was excited to try a new poke place and will say food was good for first few bites but was very off put by finding a staple in my bowl.

We tried the spicy Ahi Tuna wrap with extra seaweed salad and the Yuzu Ponzu Salmon bowl. For Dessert: Coco Mango Haupia (sweet and smooth coconut pudding topped with a fresh mango puree) I got the sweet gochujang sauce on the side and it added all the heat I wanted withouttaking away from the awesome taste of theSalmon. This review is just on the food since we got take- away.

Have gone here a few times before reviewing and it off the poke places we've had, we enjoy the flavors of poke works. Although it doesn't come close to the poke we have in Hawaii, it definitely hits the spot whenever we are craving it! The staff is always nice and friendly welcoming. And the place is kept clean.

Best poke that I have found in Texas so far. The sauces are well down the selection for protein is good. Could use a a couple more. I like that they have cauliflower rice for me. Service can be slow but it is getting better. The place is quiet and an and laid back

I was driving to get my Starbucks and saw the sign saying now open! My spicy tuna poke was sooo good! I also made mine extra spicy by adding more peppers AND the pickled ginger was the icing on the cake!

This place came up on my 'new and hot' list of restaurants in the area when I was looking for some good eats, so I figured I'd give it a try (and I am so glad that I did).What I got; Poke Bowl - Large (3 Proteins) $18.00I love a good Poke Bowl, as they are highly customizable, (the main ingredients are vegetables and fish -- two generally nutritious foods). Some of the most common vegetables used in Poke are avocado, garlic, onion, and carrots, which are full of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, all of which support your overall health. In my bowl, I added tuna, salmon and shrimp because, why not? The amount of meat for this dish was impressive and filling. I requested the meat be a little cooked/torched to give it a little some in' some in'. I also added: Cucumber, Sweet Onion, Cilantro, Serrano Peppers, Spicy Serrano Aioli, Avocado, Green Onion, Pickled Ginger, Wasabi, and Thai Chili. The addition of the spices totally kicked this bowl into overdrive adding to the meat and greens of this menu item. Overall, this bowl was fresh, filling and is something that I would order again.

First time trying this place. It's well lit, and set up cafeteria style. You tell them what you want, and they put your bowl together. The proteins were super fresh, and I loved all of the combo options. They make their own beverages in house. The cherry limeade was delicious- just the right amount of sweet and tart. The strawberry lemonade was super sweet; I was not a fan. They were out of black tea, and my friend said their green tea was just okay. I definitely plan to go again and take my sushi-loving son with me.

The best Poke around! Service is spot on and great atmosphere. Delicious combos.-Kira