Poki Bowl

Being in the military I have traveled the world and I have been to many islands. This place reminds me of a spot I use to frequent in Guam. The food tasted fresh, the service was efficient and the staff were very friendly. I will definitely be returning to this place every time I am in Chino.

The restaurant is a small poki bowl establishment that has an unusual addition of a liquor bar.The prices are a bit on the higher side. A large bowl with four scoops costs $18.99. They offer four base options, one of which is corn chips. This makes it an interesting offer if you ask for the chips on the side and scoop the poki to eat, as most places typically provide just the standard three options: sushi rice, brown rice, and salad. It's great to see this place include a chip option.However, the sauce selection is limited. They have a simple soy-based house sauce, along with options for varying levels of spiciness. This is a drawback, as it would be nice to see more variety. They do offer four different drizzle sauces on top.The protein selections consist of standard fish options, which tasted fresh with no unpleasant fishy smell or aftertaste. The add-on choices are also typical, including two types of imitation crab: spicy and regular.The service was good and friendly.

First time here., I was impressed how clean the place was. The people and service are awesome .My poke bowl was delish and I can tell the fish are fresh, love their house sauce and the portion is perfect for me.Would definitely come back.

First off the floor is sticky lol clean you place man..Ordered 4 scoop large bowl for $20, a little pricey compared to other places in the area.Rice is piping hot.. which is disgusting when paired with raw fishFish warm because of the hot rice, result in weird flavor.Hot chili oil is nice that's where they got the 2 starCould have more toppings and sauces option. They only have 3-4 sauces.I would recommend amazing poke, wayyyyy better

I love poke !!! And I love that the preserve finally has a poke place near by !!!!!! The only reason this place gets 2 stars from me is because of the amount of protein they serve.I understand inflation but WOW paying $16 for a bowl of rice and canned pineapple.... Sucks ! Service is good ... just wish they served a little more protein

New poke spot in Chino. Fish is fresh and their house sauce is awesome. Services are also great. I will come back.

Pretty disappointed. Super skimpy on the toppings. I'm use to the scoops of fish being small... but not the other toppings. I will probably go back since I love poki and it's close but it won't be my first option of I want poki.

Amazing food shuta! It's the best in town! I will come back here. Service is wonderful aswell. Very much welcoming.

Been here twice once in January and again today. First time the portions seemed a bit skimpy but bowl was good overall. Fish is fresh but slightly disappointed by portions for the price. Would have given 3/5 based on initial visitWent again today and bowl was loaded up to the point she could barely close the lid. This is more in line with portions given at competitors in Chino Hills. 4/5 stars now if portions continue to be like this. Glad to have a poke restaurant close to home in the Preserve.

The service was nice and the ambiance was quite pleasant, but unfortunately it cost me around 15 dollars for a small bowl. I don't mind this because pricing goes off amount of scoops, so I knew what I was getting myself into, but the lack of fish I was served compared to other places for a small bowl was just really noticeable! I mostly had rice left over at the end of my meal when normally, at other poke places, I'd have a good mix of carbs, proteins, and vegetables. Also, the rice was really mushy and a little too warm for my taste! There aren't a lot of sauce options available either. I know this is a relatively new place though, so I hope they can find time to improve on these things.