Poke Burri

Drip by and say hi to Yoyo! What a stand up guy! Whilst you're there, grab a sushi donut, sushi pizza, sushi corn dog, and sushi nacho!!! Ask about their secret menu items!!! I originally discovered poke burri whilat living in Florida. They have locations in Tampa and Jacksonville! Come to find out, this Houston location has been open since 2020! Check out their Sugarland location!

This is a solid poke spot, and officially one of my new faves!My friend lives very close to here and ordered it on his own, loved it, and we figured we should try it again. We placed an order for pickup - The Dynamite Bowl for me, the Super Bowl for him, and spicy tuna nachos to share. When we finally took our food back home to eat, we excitedly dug in - and loved every bite! Poke Burri's bowls are BIG, I'm talking shareable. My friend was hungry and finished his, but I could barely eat more than half of mine. I loved the shrimp tempura and the spicy tuna was to die for! I love that they include so many different veggies in the bowl - the avocado was a great surprise. The spicy tuna nachos were also delicious - I might order them again if I'm getting a smaller entree!I would love to come back here and try the sushi burritos or sushi donuts (they look so cool)! It is a very convenient dinner option any time you find yourself in Midtown. I will definitely be back!

TWO WORDS: SUSHI. DONUTS.I can't say enough good things about this spot. Incredibly well priced. Phenomenal food. Amazing owner. Totally suggest the spicy tuna donut. The others are delish as well. The nachos are cool because they are over wonton chips and pack a great crunch. Will be back soon to continue to taste my way through the menu.

Temporarily closed!?!? Once upon a time my friend Gracie and I were cruising for a new lunch spot and found this piece of treasure. We decided to try it out and ordered the Spicy Astro Dynamite bowl (my favorite!!!) we also had the tuna donuts, ramen but always go back to the Spicy Astro bowl! The end! Great staff and delicious foods! I pray the reopen! (Hands folded)

Nice open space to eat, it was a slow time of day so we had the place to ourselves. We ordered the sushi donuts. I had been wanting to try them out for a while so I finally made it here! They were beautiful and fun to eat. Ask for soy sauce, have the packet torn and placed upright, nearby. Then grab your donut and position to comfort and use your other hand to apply modest amounts of soy sauce on it. The donut itself was tasty, it was like a hand roll but really quite literally, in your hand. I will say it's $6 for a lot of rice. Two could fill a person up, but my salmon donut had hardly any salmon on it. The spicy tuna seemed to have a much more generous quantity of fish on it. But we ordered 3 each so my half was $23 after tax and tip. So all in all, I'd say for the sake of trying them, they were fun and did what they were meant to do.

Visited Poke Burri in Midtown & walked in & the staff was very welcoming! I ordered the spicy tuna nachos which were amazing! The nacho itself resembles the taste of a sopaipilla! I also ordered the dynamite poke bowl! If you're a spicy food lover, you'd definitely like this poke bowl! The cashier recommended the dragon fruit lemonade which was refreshing! Will definitely return again to try other items!

I stopped by with a friend who got poke bowl while I got the veggie ramen. The veggie ramen was very good with kale noodles, it was actually vegan and not just vegetarian. I really liked the mushrooms and tofu in the bowl. I wish it had more broth but that's a general complaint I always do for ramen bowl. I also got a dragon fruit lemonade which was really good but I wish the sugar could be a bit low, it was too sweet for me. I really liked the concept and some of their creativity with sushi donuts. Maybe next time I'll checkout some donuts and something else.

Love the idea of the poke burritos and overall the concept works pretty well. Tried the Uncle Iroh roll which was filled with veggies, fried tofu, rice, and a combination of sweet chili peanut sauce and ginger miso dressing. The roll was a tasty, filling lunch. My fiancé tried a create your own salmon bowl, which he overall enjoyed although the sauce wasn't his favorite. Will come back and try the sushi donuts and other poke burritos sometime.

I initially thought that this place might be a bit hyped up and gimmicky (due to the poke donuts and pizza and such). However, after trying a few of their items, I am very impressed! Great taste, quality, and execution. Even the more gimmicky items were really well done, in terms of flavor, quality, and construction. I'll get into more detail below. Personally, I'm not crazy about the presence of a secret menu. Just not a fan of that approach. I'm much more open to it if we're talking about a couple items, for a well-known restaurant chain or something. This way, word gets around. This place has 2 TX locations (the other is in Sugar Land). The secret menu seems to have about 15 items, which is quite a bit. They do have the secret menu listed on their website but it's a bit confusing because we were told (by the employee taking the order) that some of the items aren't available at this location. So even if you are aware of the secret menu, you have to ask if each desired item is available (annoying process). If I came here not knowing about the secret menu at all, I'd honestly be upset later. You also can't order from the secret menu, if you're ordering online (I tried). I know it's meant to be exclusive but I feel like that can backfire and make customers actually feel excluded. DONUT: I tried the Everything donut and it was really good. Fresh fish and I like that they sliced the rice donut in the middle and added sauce. It broke up the rice block nicely and gave some "filling" to the donut. Well done.PIZZA (SECRET MENU ITEM): They have "pepperoni" (seems more photogenic) but we got the "seafood" pizza. The seafood slice was delicious. It was a little hard to eat but not bad, if you support the bottom. Great quality fish, with really good sauce. I love that they made the crust a sushi roll -- so much more interesting and delicious than just rice.BURRITO: As much as I enjoyed the donut and pizza slice... my favorite item was one of their staples. I had the Kungfurrito and it was just awesome. Great texture and flavor. Well-constructed. Loved it. Another small complaint is the lack of dessert options. The online secret menu had some delicious-sounding items (like ube ice cream sammies and matcha beignets) but turns out they weren't available at this location. They only had the fried kyoto sweet goma balls, which I wasn't a huge fan of. Overall -- this place serves fun and delicious poke creations. I really enjoyed my meal. They could offer more desserts and I'd personally ditch the secret menu and just make it their awesome not-so-secret menu. Nonetheless, I highly recommend this spot to all poke lovers.

Frie rice corn dog had a cold filling to it that wasn't the most appetizing and threw me off. Rice donut was okay , nothing to report. Overall mediocre , wasn't worth the trip. Seems to be a small owned business as a group of workers were loudly joking around in the corner. Honestly, I wouldn't have cared at all but seemed unprofessional to overhear a curse word for every other sentence. Definitely threw off the ambience.