Steve's Poké Bar

Name: Steve's Poké Bar
Address: 2245 160 St #70, Surrey, BC V3Z 9N6, Canada, Z, Canada

4.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Steve's Poké Bar

Address :	2245 160 St #70, Surrey, BC V3Z 9N6, Canada
Phone :	📞 +77897
Website :	https://www.stevespokebar.ca/
Categories :	Hawaiian restaurant ,
City :	Z

2245 160 St #70, Surrey, BC V3Z 9N6, Canada

Best Hawaiian restaurant in Canada

A	Ashley Hunter on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Always a great meal. The app is easy to use so I always get to customize to what I like. Salmon is always delicious, rice is seasoned perfectly. Vegetables are crisp and avocados are perfectly ripe.
J	Joanna Ma on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A delicious healthy meal. My boyfriend first time ever try tofu poke bowl. He loves it and ate it all!
C	Claire Wang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We love poke! Was very excited to learn that we now have a poke bar in south surrey! We’ve tried many different styles of poke all over and feel South surrey is lacking such amazing food option until Steve’s. Overall the food quality is decent and the service is friendly. The portion is on the smaller side (so does many poke bars) with rather limited selections of toppings. We also find it a bit odd to charge extra for the fish roes. Most of the poke bars do not have a surcharge for the fish toes and without it the poke is missing some interesting flavor. As we don’t have much options here in south surrey, I’m still glad that we have Steve’s.
A	Albert Luk on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s a great choice for poke. Recommend customizing your own bowl as the price for their signature dishes are roughly the same. Choice of white quinoa or salad base and generous accompanying toppings- unlimited seaweed/wakame! Nice modern environment. Minor quibble: small “scoops” of fish but only $2.5+ if you want more.
S	SteelioNow on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Will not accept legal tender. I drove down here and there was a big sign on the door that said "NO CASH" I guess they're being progressive. Enjoy your progressive review.
S	Sherman Sum on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Steve's Poke Bar is now everywhere in the Metro Vancouver (Lower Mainland) area. So far, most of the chain restaurants have been pretty consistent. Quality: 5/5 (at least during busy times) Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 If you haven't had any Poke, give them a try.
k	kalun ho on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A disappointing meal. I've been to Steve's Poke for a long time (before this location was opened, my wife and I used to go to the one in North Surrey, back then then still use the white plastic bowl.) I've recently this location, and had a really disappointing meal. There are a few problems: 1. No more Kimchi, that's a big issue for us. 2. The scoop of fish is really small. In other locations, they would use a fully pack scoop. I counted, this place, 1 scoop only had 6 piece of fish. 3. Toppings is no longer generous. When ask for more of a certain topping, it cost extra. The end result of all these point result in 2 disappointed customer, whom when to have instant ramen after the poke. I understand that business are suffering during Covid. I hope Steve's Poke don't fall into the same trap where lower business revenue > limiting quality and quantity > disappointing meal > even lower business revenue. I usually give restaurant 3 tries on disappointing meals. This is definitely strike one.
A	Andrew Taft on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ordered twice now from this Grandview location. The pokes have a good amount of fish, and the toppings are enough for a small healthy meal. I have, however, been disappointed by the rice. Both times the rice has not been fresh and has really taken away from the dish. Rice is a very simple base, but looking at my experience and other reviews, this location has issues with getting this right.