POKE by Love Art

Such a fantastic, healthy option in a sea of fast food restaurants by the Garden. It was a nice quick meal for us 2 before heading to the concert at the Garden. We ordered the North Shore shrimp wrap, Fire Luau bowl, and had our own drinks. So happy they had Lilikoi Fresca and only $3! The server was very pleasant, helpful and nice to us first-timers. There's only standing room at the counter to eat, no sit down. I think the prices are quite reasonable considering the area and what you get. If I wasn't going to the concert, I would have brought the chopsticks home. Will be back!

My first poke. It was good and filling. Poke consists of raw seafood, sliced into bite-sized pieces and served over rice or greens with flavorful sauces or dressings. I kinda knew about this but this is the definition. Neither of us went for the raw seafood today had cooked shrimp in one and tofu in another. About $33.00 paid for two poke bowls and a citron juice drink. They were flavorful and filling. Since my 1st, I chose the tofu bowl which had preselected sauce and ingredients as well as sides to chose from. Having some yellow corn in the bowl adds extra texture. . I opted for brown rice instead of greens. . Place looked very clean and bright. I liked the photos of the employees on the wall. The person who made the poke was friendly and knowledgeable. They make it there in front of you. I like the recyclable card board bowls. A tiny shop with just a enough counter space to accommodate a few people to eat in the shop.Mostly takeouts. I would get the tofu again, marinated long strips, a very different texture than I am use too for tofu, delicious flavor. Reportedly the shrimp was very good.

Loved the food and service Simple, fast and delicious Highly Recommend But i hope they add some chairs and tables to set and enjoying the meal.

The fish tasted fresh, which to me is the most important aspect of a to-go poke spot. Portion of the protein was a tad small, but I can understand relative to price. My online order wasn't on time, and it wasn't busy inside, so that was a bit unfortunate. Would definitely try again though.

I tried this spot for the first time after being a Love Art Sushi customer for a while and I was surprised and confused by how similar the menu options are. POKE by Love Art is less "customizable" than other poke spots since you have designated sides to choose from rather than an endless selection of toppings. The dressings also differ a little bit from the generic offerings at poke spots.I decided to build my own bowl with 1 side and 2 proteins ($14.25). I tried their sesame tamari tuna, spicy salmon, and cucumber kimchi. The fish was nicely seasoned and very fresh, as well as the other toppings and mix-ins that I got.For sauces I got their spicy chili crisp and passion miso vinaigrette, both of which I highly recommend! The spicy chili crisp is super fragrant and not too spicy at all. The passion miso vinaigrette is on the sweeter side but has a lot of tartness to it from the passionfruit. It added a sweet-and-sour layer of flavor to my otherwise savory and spicy poke bowl.The prices ($11.75-15.75) are pretty reasonable for the price of food these days. This is an excellent spot to get poke in the North Station area!

This is my go-to healthy takeout option due to convenience. I usually build my own bowl with half brown rice half salad mix, 1 protein, all the free toppings, and choose the Mac salad as a side (the kimchi cucumber is good too). The chili crisp sauce is actually delicious. Wish their fish servings were more generous. This by no means tastes like authentic Hawaiian poke (would check out Manoa in Cambridge for that), but definitely gets the job done as a more affordable, quick, healthy and tasty takeout option which I never get sick of.

Take out only shop.If I lived at the apartments next door I would eat here often.The rice was a bit too mushy.But the flavors were great!The sauces were interesting and good.The Mac salad was awesome!Great quality food.Great flavors!

Food is decent, but inconsistent. First time I had it was great, but second time around the rice was hard (there were some uncooked bits??) and the Mac salad also had some weird hard pieces.My main problem was the service the second time around. The guy gave me about 4-5 pieces of poke per protein. I overall got maybe 1/3 of the protein I got last time, or would usually expect... on top of that, he tried to charge me extra for the sides and protein that is supposed to be included (tried to charge me about $10 extra).The fish here is decent otherwise so it's a shame this ruined my experience.

Was having a major Poke craving last night and chose this spot for delivery on Grubhub because of the great Yelp reviews - I definitely wasn't disappointed.I had the hardest time picking one of their curated house bowls, there are a bunch of unique and creative options, but I eventually decided on the Fire Luau bowl. It traveled well for delivery, was a generous portion and most importantly was sooo tasty. Major points in my book for including spicy mayo and spicy chili crisp on the side. I will say that the menu has a little red pepper emoji next to this bowl but I didn't think it was all that spicy (my tolerance is pretty high though). I also ordered an extra side of the Hawaiian Mac salad, which I could definitely do without next time around. It was fine but a little bland and definitely way too small for the $6.50 price point (yikes).All in all, solid poke spot with a nice variety of curated bowls and build-your-own options. I'll definitely be ordering from here again to try some of the other proteins, sides and sauces.

This is the worst poke I have EVER had in my life, and I have had a bunch. Ordered this thru UberEats last night and I wish I just went ahead and ordered from Poke City. The fish was mushy and may as well have been referred to as paste. The rice was NOT done. I mean crunchy. No, not al dente, CRONCHY. Hard. Pellets. Gross. Raw.I will NEVER even bother to waste my money on this place again.