EA Cafe

Solid option for poke near Oracle Park. They also have some very aesthetic soft serve desserts and lots of drinks and baked goods for breakfast.I enjoyed my poke bowl with all the fixings--you order by circling the toppings and base and protein you want with a dry-erase pen. Love the customization. Service is very good, especially given it's the same man and woman handling orders and preparing food! I love the interior decor and plants, very cute.Not much seating inside which is fine because so many people in the area will take their food to-go to nearby offices or the Giants game!

The menu at EA Cafe, a storefront close to Oracle Park, caught my eye while passing by en route to a Giants game. When the ballpark first opened their food offerings were highly touted but all these years later I find not much there that thrills. All the more reason to bring in food from the outside, which is where EA Cafe came in. Two of us ordered a Sukiyaki Rice Bowl ($17.95) and a Bento Box ($15.95) and were surprised to realize that these dishes seemed somewhat made to order; that is, this wasn't the fastest of food. The wait time (approximately 10 minutes) wasn't a problem but rather, just somewhat unexpected. The boxes that housed the food were heavy and when opening them inside the park it was easy to see why: these things held a ton of food. The Bento Box in particular offers your choice of two items (in addition to salad and rice) and the Spam Musubi (one of the selections) was monstrous in size. The Beef Sukiyaki was a decent, somewhat fast-food version of the dish which benefited from a handful of pickled vegetables that topped it as well as a heaping mound of steamed broccoli. In all, this was a lot of food (tho' somewhat salty) and it proved satisfying and very filling. EA Cafe also sells boba dinks, desserts, and Korean soft serve, the latter being free with yelp check-in and a purchase of more than $15. The soft serve is creamy and delicious. EA Cafe is serving up food that's as good as - possibly better than - much of the fare available for purchase inside Oracle Park. It's definitely worth stopping in to see if anything on the menu holds appeal (they also have poke bowls) as a purchase here ensures you can focus on the game rather than the lines at each concession.

I came to order a poke bowl for lunch to-go. Service was nice but a little slow, and this cafe is for take-out only (no places to eat inside). I made a custom poke bowl, and it was quite pricy; while the flavors were pretty good, I only got a few tiny cubes of fish which was super disappointing. Even if something isn't up to my standards, I usually won't say something, but I remember sitting down for lunch and opening this poke bowl feeling really sad lol

I got a poke bowl here and it was so good! Plenty of fish and super fresh. Great flavor of the ponzu sauce. Construction workers were mainly there getting their lunch. It's a to go place, they also have a case of desserts that looks good. The man taking orders was very nice. If you want a bowl you use the dry erase marker and mark what you want on the menu and then they give that to the cool in the back. Very efficient. The place doesn't look like much but the food quality is excellent.

I had a tasty poke bowl from here, but the portion of fish was really small for $17. Spicy tuna was actually spicy.I really like that they have a dry erase menu card for you to fill out to build your custom poke bowl!

Such creamy, milky, and fragrant soft serve that I always crave when I'm near Oracle Park! I love the honey comb one since the honey brings so much sweet fragrance to the ice cream. You can taste the high quality of the milk they use as well. They also have some food and small bites, but I usually just go for the ice cream! There are no tables or anything so it's not a great place to hang out, but my friends and I just brought it over to the pier area behind Oracle Park and it was really nice!

A good place to grab some delicious drinks by Oracle Park. It has a variety of desserts and snacks available. It's small inside but has a lot to offer.

We were actually surprised at the quality of the Unagi rice bowl here. The unagi was freshly cooked right at the time of order. The price is reasonable for this neighborhood. We would definitely recommend this place for some quick and tasty Japanese unagi bowl in the area.

The soft serve ice cream at EA Cafe is TOP NOTCH! We have tried the following:- strawberry: chunky syrupy strawberry - cookie and cream: crushed Oreo- dirty caramel: salted caramel with bobaMy favs are the cookies and cream then strawberry. The ice cream is silky smooth and the flavors are perfect. This is our go-to dessert place. I hear their hot entrees are equally good and great value...

Must try: their soft serve Why? There are plenty of ice cream shops in the city but it's rare to find really unique soft serve. Totally recommend. Consider: their ice cream has higher milk fat than normal, extra rich!