Poké Station and Kitchen

This is a decent Poke Bowl place, and for its location, it definitely is a better option than the sushi place around the corner.$12-15 for a poke bowl is standard, not cheap, but definitely cheaper than a few sushi rolls (with much more quantity and toppings than said rolls). unlimited toppings (but it comes with the caveat of it really being a limited amount of each available topping) for no additional charge.Fish quality can be suspect at times, but make sure you look and ask before ordering. You get what you pay for here.It's better than expected and worth a shot if you are in the area and craving some raw fish.

I actually had the spicy miso ramen rather than poke on this particular lunchtime excursion. It was okay - the flavor wasn't so distinct, and the soup was a tad salty. The quantity of accompanying elements was on the low side, and thus the higher ($15+) price point was not entirely justified. Will try the poke next time.

I have been coming to this place for 3 years. I used to go more often but I still visit if I am in the area. The portion sizes are fair and for the most part are consistent unless you go at night around closing. They have ran out of sushi rice before. The workers are quick and efficient. Also, poke bowls tastes even better after putting them in the fridge. This place is good for large portion sizes compared to most poke places

let me get started by saying this simple fact : the food is good. is it great? no. it's poke. the threshold for being better than average is quite high, almost unreachable, and most definitely out of the regular joe's budget. but this place will get the job done and feed your umami craving. the workers were kind of short, and almost rude at times, but who really cares when it's such a minuscule part of your dining experience. the ambiance is just another restaurant, nothing special. overall, the food was good, i'll eat here again, a bit expensive.

Great for a quick bite. Fresh ingredients, great portions whether you go with a small (2 protein choices) or a large (3 protein options). Service is quick and efficient no real waiting time.

Solid poke place! I got the classic ahi tuna bowl. I was pleased with the amount of food. Rice was appropriately fluffy, and there was the right amount of sauce for flavor without drenching the whole bowl.

Felt like I got ripped off. Tried the poke and taiwanese pork over rice. The poke was just decent but felt really mushy and not as fresh. The raw fish just didnt shine (before it got sauced up) and I felt it was too late to decline that order. Didnt want to be a scum bag. The taste didnt feel right but luckily I didnt get sick.Taiwanese pork was however a huge let down. I missed visiting Taiwan and was surprised to see this dish here in Boston. Opening the box, I was surprised to see tofu. It's not typically in the dish. For sure they added that as a filler and the pork was pretty lean and chewy when it should be fatty and tender. Not only that, the sauce was so bland. Huge no for me. Only gave 2 stars because I didnt get sick after eating.

I've been trying a bunch of poke places through Uber eats lately and this place was pretty good. Definitely will hit the spot and fill you up if you love poke. The tuna tasted very fresh and I really liked the citrus yuzu dressing. Overall this is a solid poke place if you've got a craving for it but I will admit I've had better from local places in Boston. A great compliment to staying in and playing Xbox after work.

They don't offer free tap water... very unwelcoming place. The food is decent, but until they improve their basic hospitality, I won't go back.

So good!! This is my go to place for poke, I've been consistently ordering for about a year now and the price + portion size is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!!