Poke House Brickell

Really terrible, this is my second time here because I wanted to give it another chance but it's worse the second time. The rice is so good and undercooked it's literally crunchy. The two bowls we got are completely inedible for $46 that's insane, 10/10 do not recommend.

Meh. The place is cute but I probably wouldn't come back as a regular. It was kind of skimpy for what it was. It was clean inside which was good and they have a lot of options which is also nice. I just wouldn't consider this a go to poke place.

You will miss this hidden gem if you don't walk through the doors of the 800 Brickell building . Located on the 1st floor, you have to walk deep into the foyer to see the place. Super friendly staff, the bowl had a generous portion of toppings and plenty of sauce to make your meal extra delicious! Definitely hits the spot if you're looking for a fresh poke bowl. There are a good amount of seats if you're looking to eat in. The line moves pretty quickly as they are adequately staffed. Will definitely be back!

The best poke bowl I have ever had! I love how you can build your own bowl, and see all of the ingredients to choose from - kind of like the Chipotle of poke! They have so many options, and everything is always fresh and delicious. The servings are also generous. I get the tuna and crab, with white rice, avocado, cream cheese, green onions, jalapeños, edamame, crispy onions and spicy Mayo. Highly recommend!!!

Poke House is a good option for a quick weekday lunch or dinner. They have a variety of poke bowls with solid ingredients. The bowl I opted for was BOGO on UberEats, which was honestly the reason I chose to check this place out. It was rather tasty and fresh! Though too much avocado cream for my taste.

Went today for lunch and spent 20 dollars on a bowl. The rice was old, dry, and clumped. Toppings did not taste fresh (though they looked good). Wish I ate the bowl there so I could have handed it back and requested a refund. You might be ok eating here at peak dining hours rather than lunch, but why risk it with so many better options around?I'll add that if you are wondering why there are so many good reviews, it's because the place was previously good. It has gone down hill considerably over the past several months! Take a look at the most recent reviews.

Recently I saw my friends posting about Poke House and the cravings hit in a real way, so I ordered for delivery. There are a variety of different bowl options that you can get, but I opted to create my own. The options when creating your own are seemingly endless, and I ultimately got a Large bowl with Salmon, Tuna, and Juicy Tuna (their marinated version). When you order a large, you can opt for 3 proteins, 5 ingredients and a dressing over two bases. For the dressing, I opted for the spicy Peanut. The bowl was massive, and absolutely delish. I added a vegan chocolate chip cookie to the order as well, because why not!I also loved the packaging, the bowl came with a little sticker with my name on it which I thought was cute.Would definitely order from Poke House again. Poke bowl can often be really pricey for not that much protein/toppings, but this was not the case with my Poke House order.

I requested no sesame and soya . They didn't bother to read the special instructions and got sesame . Thx no thx.

I should have known this would be bad when the featured house bowl is "Sunny Salmon". Salmon are not native to Hawai'i. This is not a traditional fish used for poke. The people running this business have never lived in Hawai'i I guess?Anyway, the peanut sauce on their Spicy Tuna bowl makes it a peanut soup because everything is drowning in it, and it's not even good. Even proper Shoyu poke doesn't have that much sauce. The real gut punch is the baby sprinkle of tobiko they put on top just so they could check that box.I have a feeling most Americans have never had real poke, but they like crazy sushi rolls so they think this is acceptable.

Overpriced and some of the worst poke I've ever had. I couldn't eat it and had to throw it out. The AC doesn't work and it's broiling inside. No wonder the ingredients were room temperature.