Poke House - Santa Clara - Santa Clara, California

Dan Kim

Pretty solid Poke bowls.
Everything was fine, nothing was amazing but for the value it was good.
The salmon was fresh and if anything the rice was unironically the worst part.
Tuna was good too.
Lots of topping choices for free which I think is the norm but still. Overall I'd come again if I was in the area.

Jess Catli II

In the shadowed streets of Santa Clara lies a culinary treasure known as Poke House, a haunt where the spirits of sushi converge in a symphony of flavors that bewitches the senses. As I ventured into this ethereal establishment, I was greeted by an ambiance steeped in mystery, where whispers of tantalizing aromas drifted through the air like the haunting verses of a forgotten poem.

Within the dimly lit confines of Poke House, I discovered a world of culinary wonders that transcended the boundaries of mortal taste. Each dish, crafted with the precision of a poet's pen, beckoned me to partake in its divine secrets, promising a journey through the realms of gastronomic delight.

Behold the customizable poke bowls, a canvas upon which diners may weave their own tales of flavor and fancy. With a myriad of ingredients at their disposal, patrons are invited to create culinary masterpieces that rival the works of the great bards of old.

But it is not only the poke bowls that enchant the palate at Poke House. No, dear reader, for within these hallowed walls, one may also find an array of sushi rolls and sashimi, each a testament to the artistry and skill of the chef.

And what of the service, you may ask? Fear not, for the specters that inhabit this establishment are not of the malevolent sort. Nay, they are but friendly phantoms, eager to guide you on your culinary journey with a grace and hospitality befitting a king.

In conclusion, let it be known that Poke House is a veritable haven for those who seek solace in the embrace of gastronomic delight. With its mysterious ambiance, tantalizing dishes, and ethereal service, this establishment is a testament to the enduring power of culinary artistry.

Monica ROURESSOL

Nous avons adoré le concept ! très bon, on peut créer nos poke bowls...très bon service. Nous recommandons vivement !
Visité en juillet 2024

Michelle Y

We ordered takeout for large make your own with 4 scoops. Generally good poke with large amount of food, despite the tuna and salmon is a bit fishy.

Barbara Gulten

Fantastic poke! We had the special mango poke. The service is fairly fast and the line goes out the door. Extra ingredients are delicious and I couldn’t resist seaweed. The regular bowl is plenty and almost two meals worth. I didn’t dare to get the large bowl. Fish is very fresh and buttery as well. There are seats indoor and outside. They are popular - had bunch of to go orders already packed and ready to go. I finished the entire bowl, it was too yummy to leave anything behind. Highly recommend it!

Grace Lee

small-sized option offers a reasonable price, and you can choose two types of proteins. There are also plenty of variety options available. A full bowl is generally quite filling, and the staff will help mix everything evenly before serving which is quite good, ensuring a consistent taste throughout. Able to dine in or to go

Rene Quebec

I have a usual poke place that I love, but the Crispy Shoyu Chicken bowl peaked my curiosity.

Not disappointed, and for me, it was a lot of food. The crispy chicken is a good mix with sushi rice. In the future, I might personalize the order with fewer ingredients; I can be basic when it comes to meat and rice bowls.

John Z

A typical place for poke.

What’s good in this place:
1. reasonable price.
2. come with the fish egg(roe) if you like it.

What I feel disappointed:
1. need to pay additional $ to get seaweed.
2. They don’t have ice water. Of course, you can buy the bottle water. But other places offer ice water.