Poke Burri CODA

You had me at sushi burrito! I tried the soy mate tofu bowl and the uncle iroh and both were delicious! I was expecting to have to douce everything in soy sauce however, both items were perfectly sauced! I really appreciate the vegetarian options on the menu! It's a order at the counter and sit anywhere kind of place! They called my name quickly for my meal! I enjoyed the Thai tea as well! If you haven't been to the coda collective food hall it's a nice area with inside/outside seating and games as well. I parked across the street at the AT&T deck and it was 8$ for several hours there.

After a long drive in (full of Golden Arches) we decided to get something healthy and tasty for dinner. Enter: Poki Burri. The CODA location was the closest to where we were staying. The staff was friendly, but I did have to repeat my order three times because the man taking my order had AirPods in. I was disappointed because to learn that they were only doing bowls at our visit and not the sushi burritos, that's half the reason we decided to come. The food came out quickly and was VERY fresh and tasty however! My husband and I both really enjoyed our dinners. I did feel that the portions were pretty small for the price. Pro tip: you will have to pay for parking here, but it's only $2 for an hour!

Hmmm kinda disappointed when I was ordering I was going to get the sushi burrito but then I saw they had the sushi donuts which I have seen on Tik Tok. But the tuna is more of a bunch of rice with mushed stuff on top. The smoked salmon was better but wouldn't buy this again.

We came here on a very slow Sunday afternoon. Very slow. I think there were two people working and for the first 3 minutes we just waited at the counter and watched them sit in the back talking to each other. It was almost like eating at a silent cafe because when the employee did come to the register, she didn't say anything.. just stared. We ordered our food, paid, and then waited... waited... waited... the plus side of waiting 10-15 minutes was that our food came out hot, so I guess they were cooking it to-order.Vegetarian spring rolls were delicious. Hot and crunchy, I have no complaints. The sweet chili dipping sauce was perfect with the rolls.I did a build your own bowl with crispy chicken and crab salad - again, no complaints. Really good chicken, fresh avocado, crunchy cucumbers -- everything tasted great.The portions were bigger than I was expecting but I'm still torn on if 2 bowls and 1 order of spring rolls were worth $46. The wait was pretty lengthy so I'm glad street parking is free on Sundays, but the food itself was awesome.

My review is only based on one item I tried. I was at the CODA for lunch and wanted to try as many stalls as possible. I picked up a box from Aviva by Kameel and was excited to see the new Poke Burri location. The menu seems more limited than the Poke Burri menus I have seen from other locations. However, I spotted the Spicy Tuna Nachos and decided to try them out. I placed my order at 12:59pm (time stamp on my receipt) - and based on the time stamp I took the photo of my nachos at, it was 1:31pm by the time I was able to quickly snap a photo of my nachos. I waited and waited and finally after about 20 minutes and noticing that orders from after me were coming out, I checked with the register to confirm my worst suspicions - they had forgotten my order. They apologized and made them immediately after my complaint. They did not offer me any compensation for their error. The nachos were pretty tasty - but unfortunately, not worth a 30+ minute wait, which would be understandable if it were busy, but on a weekday after peak the lunch rush, it was not.

Delicious flavor in the burrito. Love all the fun concepts they have. They need to have more than one person working because she was trying to take orders and make everything at the same time so it was a little slow. Ambiance in CODA is great though!

This is my first time trying Poke Burri! I've been wanting to try it ever since it opened in the CODA foodhall, but I just never got around to it. I decided today was the day to try it, and I was not disappointed! I ordered the Demogorgen burrito, and it comes in a big portion. The flavor mix very well together, and there's also a crunch that really makes it. The service was quick and easy, as my food came out in only a few minutes. This place is located in the CODA foodhall. It's a newer building, so it's kept well, and os nicely decorated. I would say this place is slightly more expensive than some of my favorite sushi places, but it still deserves 5 stars.

I usually go to CODA during lunch breaks at work, and I have tried both Poke Burri and el Burro Pollo. Between the two, I feel like you get more for your buck at el Burro Pollo, but I still like going to Poke Burri when I am feeling some Asian food. I just wish the portion in the Dynamite bowl was more and that they were a little more generous with the rice. I have heard that some of my co-workers have gotten "crunchy rice" that wasn't fully cooked from there, but I have yet to have that experience despite having been there at least 3 times.I have been wanting to try other menu items such as the burrito and donut, but they have been out of those items in the past 3 times that I have gone.Other than that, the service is good and the food comes out pretty fast! They have a buzzer that lets you know when the food is ready, so you can go use the restroom or look around in the meantime. I usually make it back to the office in time after lunch thanks to their quick service.

We ordered a Dynamite poke bowl and a Black Pepper Chicken sushi burrito.The wait wasn't long and there were 2 foosball tables nearby to keep ourselves occupied.The food tasted decent but my biggest issue was how small the portion sizes were and how much rice I had in the burrito. Both halves of the burrito only had a little bit of chicken and were about 70% rice. I'm not sure if I just got unlucky or if this is how it is supposed to be because going off of other yelp review photos I see that they have much more in their burritos. This was my first time trying a sushi burrito and I can say I was pretty disappointed.Definitely not going to come here again.

I've dined at Poké Burri a few times over the last couple of months, and their Super Poké Bowl left a lasting effect on me. In fact, The flavors were delicious, and the portion size was perfect.The seasoning was one of the Super Poké Bowl's highlights. The flavors blended well, resulting in a combination that had me wanting more with each bite. The ingredients were clearly fresh, and everything came together well to make a fulfilling and tasty lunch.While the food at Poké Burri is undeniably fantastic, there is one aspect that occasionally dampens the overall experience: the counter staff. I've found that they can be somewhat deadpan, lacking the warmth and enthusiasm that one might expect when dining out. It's unfortunate because their demeanor can somewhat detract from the otherwise enjoyable ambiance of the place. I believe that a friendly and welcoming staff would greatly enhance the overall dining experience.Despite this tiny setback, the cuisine at Poké Burri is so good that I find myself returning for more time and time again - although my wife was finished after one bad counter experience.If you enjoy poké and are seeking for a delicious bowl, Poké Burri is a must-visit. Just be prepared to come across a deadpan counter worker occasionally. But don't let that put you off because the food is certainly the star of the show. If you sample the Super Poké Bowl, you'll understand why I keep coming back for more.