Poke Burri - Winter Garden

Okay... so I don't want to be dramatic, but Poke Burri is probably the best Poke specific place we've had in the Central Florida. Being Clermont residents, there has not been a consistently good Poke place in the area, and even though this is technically 'far' from us, we will ALWAYS stop by Poke Burri if we are coming back from Orlando or in the area.Every time we have gone, the food as been on point presentation wise and everything has been correct, I usually get the All Star bowl and my Wife makes her own. We usually order through door dash or online and pick up, but when we do go in person, the folks working are friendly. You do order from a screen and there isn't a ton of interaction but that's the 21st century. They also have a ramen side but we have not tried that yet. The restaurant itself gives a very new age restaurant vibe (Grass wall with neon lights) so take it for what its worth!

The menu doesn't specify which items are dairy-free/vegan. When I asked the young girl who worked there if she knew which sauces were vegan she gave me a blank look and shook her head saying "I don't know, but these here are gluten-free." She obviously didn't know what dairy-free/vegan means. It concerned me that the menu doesn't offer much info for allergy friendly items and even more frustrating the staff didn't know either. Debating whether it was ok or not, I ended up getting the Soy-Mate Tofu bowl. It tasted pretty good but the tofu was sliced so thin, it just tasted like a fried piece of paper.The ambiance could have been nice but they were blasting house dance music which felt inappropriate for such a nicely decorated place. It was so loud I couldn't really have a conversation. It would be nicer if it was just background music and maybe a genre that matched the Asian art and aesthetic, which I really enjoyed. Overall, not the best experience but food was ok- assuming I didn't eat any dairy. Please mark your items clearer for those with allergies and dietary restrictions, or at least train your staff to know the difference.

What's wonderful about ordering at this place is you don't have to worry about a miscommunication, misunderstanding. You can avoid the "She forgot *this*", '"Ughhhhh, I told him I didn't want *that*", "WHERE'S MY _________________." - You literally create the order HOWEVER YOUR STOMACH'S SOUL DESIRES & you will receive it that way. I've had a major soft spot for sushi since I was just about 19. FYI, I'm now about to be 33-y/o. That spot is still as soft as a cloud. Chipotle has had a VERY special place in my heart since, Lord, I think 'ever. This place is the PERFECT combination of the 2. I don't have many, if ANY, critical comments. Ok, maybe just 1: I wish they had bigger nori/seaweed wraps. As you can see from my pic, the burrito wasn't really TOTALLY wrapped. Granted, it could also be since I added this, that, the other thing, oh & some of that, too. Pointing 1 finger at them is really just pointing 4 back at yourself.As for the ambiance - The entire time I was there, there were MAYBE 3 other customers & only 2-3 employees. Not a loud kitchen whatsoever. Staff members were regularly, calmly moving around. It was super relaxing, quaint, mellow. It was the perfectly relaxing energy while I shamelessly housed down the food. You may not be able to really see, understand mm - That little cup with the green cream, looks like kind of guacamole, isn't actually guacamole. I'm having trouble remembering EXACTLY what it is.......I believe it's avocado & SOMETHING interesting. Whatever it's called, it's scrumptious. Idk, the best I have to say is, "Don't worry, you won't regret it. Trust me."Also, the Dragon Fruit Lemonade was incredible. SUPER refreshing & holy _______ YUM. It's hard to have just 1. Long story short, it was incredibly palatable. My inner Marketer doesn't think "Sushito" & "Burritushi" are the best names it should've been given, I'm gonna go with "Burrushi."I'm not sure if this was my first time having it, but it definitely AIN'T GON' BE THE LAST.

Nice Place Overall.. Ordered The KungFu-RRito and It Was Made Fresh To Order, Ingredients Were Fresh and Delicious. My Only Suggestion Is To Make Sure The Tuna Is Cut Properly And The Connective Tissue Is All Removed. It Was Hard Trying To Eat This As A Burrito. Well Done Overall!

Was looking g for something different but filling. Absolutely amazing food and ambience. Customer Service was excellent.

Incredibly fresh poke bowls! I built my own poke bowl and everything from the salmon to the vegetables were super fresh and tasty. The con is the price is a bit steep. The build your own bowl only includes 3 toppings so after adding a few extra, my total was $20 including tip. They're def worth a try if you're in the area.

Delicious and filling spot in Winger Garden for lunch. Loved the bowl with fresh spicy tuna, salmon, and crab salad. I couldn't even finish it. I will I could try some more options but definitely will come back. The service was quick and easy and the space does have some counter top and table seating.

Amazing flavors and great twist to the traditional Poke Bowl. Rice was undercooked and made the staff aware. Staff addressed right away.

@pokeburriorlando is currently undefeated in over 50 competitions, awards and festivals, and highest rated in their city across several categories including poke, sushi burritos, sushi, Japanese food, and best restaurants in the city. Poke Burri has dropped roots in Orlando! Located in vibrant Winter Gardens, FL, this Poke Burri offers a full bar, fresh customizable poke bowls, burritos, and our not so secret super secret menu!@pokeburriorlando actualmente está invicto en más de 50 competencias, premios y festivales, y tiene la calificación más alta en su ciudad en varias categorías que incluyen poke, burritos de sushi, sushi, comida japonesa y los mejores restaurantes de la ciudad. ¡Poke Burri ha echado raíces en Orlando! Ubicado en el vibrante Winter Gardens, FL, este Poke Burri ofrece una barra completa, poke bowls frescos y personalizables, burritos y nuestro menú súper secreto no tan secreto.

I really wanted to love this place but it was overall average. You walk in and order at a screen. There is little service interaction. This is a quick service counter restaurant with a few tables. I got the ultra poke burrito it was tasty and had a variety of fresh fish BUT it was $20 and I am not sure it lived up to that price. My husband got a make your own raman bowl with chicken. He thought putting grilled chicken in the soup was odd. I also tried a Thai tea. That was very reasonable at less than $3, but it doesn't have that traditional smokey Thai tea flavor I was expecting. I am glad I gave it a try but I won't be running back there.