Aloha Poke Co - Chicago

My wallet may not always agree with my stomach and my stomach with spicy ingredients, yet they both agree that this Aloha Poke slaps. There can be quite the lengthy line during lunch and dinner rushes, and the location itself is rather small, yet waitingin line goes quickly. I can?t speak for online orders, yet they seem to be fulfilled in a timely manner! I have never had aproblem with ingredients either. They always fill up my bowl to the brim.

Don't ever order here. The Kahuna bowl (the largest) was soooooo small. Makes me think what a small bowl is...a dixie cup? Fish was not that fresh, put wasabi on the wrong order. Person couldn't eat it. Order came in ripped up bag. Poor packing. Miso soup was like strained socks. 2 bowls came to $55. What a rip off? There are MUCH BETTER places to go. Taste was notthat great.

Not real poke. That is immediately evident when looking at the menu. Cauliflower rice and mixed greens for the base? ? Avocado, edamame, and any other ingredient on top that isn't fish? ? Drizzling the sauce on top instead of thoroughly coating the fish init? ? And this is before we get to the whole debacle where they tried to trademark Hawaiian words as a midwestern chain. And@Peter DG, you might want to figure out why people are upset before passing judgement. It isn't about gatekeeping who can makepoke (as if the food made here can pass as poke), but about cultural appropriation. Educate yourself.

Not like anything on the islands. Might as well dunk your head in an aquarium at Petco. I'm sure the flavor will be the same and you'll save a lot of money in the process.

Don't buy the bad reviews. This place is good! I eat here several times a month. Fresh ingredients, nice preparation and fast service too.