S'ono!

ASTOUNDED ONCE AGAIN. s'ONO had done it again. Charmed my taste buds and made my day. I have been on campus for almost 4 years now and this is the fast food people need. As a dietitian major I wish to see this style all around. KEEP IN MIND that these bowls have similar styles to traditional bowls in Japan where RAW COLD VEGETABLES ARE SUPPOSED TO BE PAIRED WITH HOT FOOD. So if you don't like this idea then try something else on their menu and/or don't leave a silly post docking their stars they deserve. Please give them a try. It will leave you more than satisfied

Tired the Hawaii poke. The dish itself was ok. LOTS of veggies and not a lot of fish or rice. The fish itself was just ok, not a lot of seasoning or sauce on it.

At the off chance that I was looking for lunch ideas, I remembered S'Ono offered cooked foods too. I browsed through the menu and saw some basic items like loco moco and salads. I ended up ordering the spicy pork with a side salad and mac salad along with a side of kim chi. I'm not sure whose bright idea it was but putting mac salad and salad with cooked pork and warm rice is disgusting. Both the mac salad and salad were lukewarm from the heat of the rice/pork.Aside from this small mishap, the spicy pork (aka bulgogi) was tasty as was the rice. The salad dressing was also good too even though the salad was a bit wilted and lukewarm.I had leftovers today and letting the kim chi sit for a couple days brought on more character and that was the star of the meal. I didn't touch the remaining mac salad though. It lacked flavor anyway. Not exactly a properly executed meal but this time it was much more decent than the poke I ordered before.

The food is good and customer service is always a pleasure. For me personally, I think the prices are a bit high but I understand. You can't go wrong with ahi poke or sushi and the pho is definitely worth trying!

It took awhile to find S'Ono. If you're directionally-challenged like me, then you might take awhile to find it.. The location is inside the Tivoli building. It's on campus in the first floor food court area, which isn't convenient for non-University folks but, it's okay, there's plenty of meter parking nearby.My family and I ordered their volcano chicken, short ribs, and Jeju poke bowl along with accompanied sides of mac salad, glass noodles, miso soup, and a side order of spam musubi. My husband thought the volcano chicken lacked flavor but he said the spam musubi helped add to it. The short ribs were OK, nothing out of the norm. However, the Jeju poke was spicy, delicious, and tasted quite fresh! There were plenty of salmon and tuna chunks as well as fresh veggies too plus avocado. Sides all tasted as expected but the mac salad was slightly too garlicky and sweet for my taste. Spam musubis had a bit too much rice and fell apart quickly in our hands.. although still very yummy!I would definitely come back for just their poke bowls. Except I wish they had their own location that wasn't inside a college campus since seating may vary depending on the amount of students, professors, etc. dining in the food court. It seems most tables are fitted for two. So you may have to move chairs and tables if you're a larger party.S'Ono? So Yeah! Try it. Especially if you're craving inexpensive Hawaiian dishes, or poke bowls, where the portions are more than generous and filling.

I come here quite often due to me going to the Auraria campus and I must say every time I'm on campus I have to get my food here. Me and my wife usually order the island beef Shaka which is just the rice and meat. The meal is fairly filling for its price, but my main issue comes with the meat. It's not terrible, it's actually quite good, it's just that it doesn't provide that juicy taste. The sauce they add on top of it makes its slick and flavorful, but the meat itself doesn't provide that explosion of tenderness. Chewy but a good chewy I must say. Overall the place is amazing. I believe it's a good price for a good amount of food. Service is always on point too. Though if you are looking for a quiet place to eat around, then the food court will not be your place. It is on a college campus after all!

Once upon a time, just to spoil myself I would buy some lunch with my meager savings. As a college student, I often brought my own lunch, but one day I thought hey, why not.s'ONO! first opened up on campus my last year of college. My first poke bowl and certainly not my last. It opened doors for me in the Poke world.I ordered the Spicy Tuna Poke. For the price, it was piled with​ vegetables​ and tuna. You can opt out the rice, but I love rice. The vegetables were fresh, the tuna was fresh, oh my god, everything about this meal made me feel healthy and happy. The best kind of combination.

Oh shutz, got Poke by the new gig!? Say wat!?Amazing! Perfect spot for a healthy lunch. They have great prices and plenty of options whether you like fish or meat. I'm so happy I'll finally be able to get my poke or Hawaiian fix. Got the Kimchi bowl which was awesome. Sign up for rewards to get freebies! SO ONO! I'm hooked!

Short Rib-On Point! Mac Salad-On Point!Miso Soup-On Point! I don't know who gave s'ONO! permission to blow my mind on this Tuesday afternoon...but everything I ordered was amazing and I cannot wait to come back!!!

So I'm working but my husband ordered Togo. Excellent service! Quick delivery! Tons of food so leftovers to look forward to. And damn delicious!