This is some of the best poke in the Seattle area, and I think the only competition is Ono Poke in Edmonds. I never thought I would find another poke spot to rival Ono Poke, but this is amazing. Get the creamy sauce. Also fyi there is no seating so plan accordingly

What a hidden gem! One of those hidden gems you don't want to hype up because it is too good to not keep a secret :') Good quality poke and sides. The Mac Salad in particular is bomb. The portions for the prices are marvelous - $11.99 for one Choice of Protein, $13.99 for Two, then +$2.50 for any additional. Order at the counter and take out. They make you wait behind blinders if there are other people ordering.

Great portions, especially for a broke college student. I recommend making your own custom bowl, with extra proteins add-on (it's worth, trust). Taste good, not sure about fish quality but everything's a whopping mush when you combine the ingredients, so don't worry about picking too much toppings and content. The bowl can easily handle it.

I really liked the poke bowl! It's a small place do you have to order for takeout but it's such a good experience! The server was really helpful, when they were almost out of shrimp ceviche (which was delicious) they gave me the remaining and allowed me to add some salmon so I still got enough protein. Although the food tastes amazing, if you're sensitive to raw fish then this may not be the best idea because it did hurt my stomach more than Just Poke for some reason, though it may just have been an off day when I went.

8/10: This Poke spot has become my go-to spot for delicious and satisfying poke bowls. If you're a fan of fresh ingredients, vibrant flavors, and a culinary experience that excites your taste buds, this is the place to be. The tuna, salmon, and shrimp are impeccably fresh and sourced with care, ensuring that each bite bursts with vibrant flavors. The portions are very generous, leaving you feeling satisfied and nourished. Whether you choose one of their signature bowls or build your own creation, the quality and taste are consistently exceptional. 9/10: The prices at here are really reasonable, considering the quality and portions offered. The value for money is excellent, making it a great spot for a quick and healthy meal without breaking the bank. 9/10: Really close to my place! But it closes early in the evening too so you gotta go before you are even feeling hungry.

Great poke, even better than "45th Stop N Shop & Poke Bar" (previously my favorite poke in Seattle), because of both the quality (slightly better) and the variety (much more variety!).

Hiroshi's was pretty good! We ended up coming here on a super hot day bc poke is perfect hot weather food, and unfortunately our fav spot was already sold out of almost everything by 4:30pm. We knew we wanted somewhere that was a bit more traditional poke and found Hiroshi's! Super cute mom and pop shop, and they had everything I was looking for! I got the spicy tuna and the traditional ahi (can't remember exactly what it was called, and added a bunch of toppings, like masago, cucumbers, edamame, which were all free. They also have a bunch of sauce options, and you can put two on. Overall, hit the spot! I thought the fish could have been a bit fresher, but can't complain! It was super reasonably priced and good portions.

I would definitely come back again! It's the cutest little shop with hand-written menu items... I'm born and raised in Hawaii so this made me feel right at home. The main chef is Japanese as evident in his accent. All the staff was so sweet. They measure out all the portions so you know they're consistent and the portions were pretty good especially for the price. There are set bowls you can get or you can make your own either way they're $15 or under! They have several sides and no extra charges for them I believe. The fish was fresh! Only thing is parking is rough but as is all of Seattle.

Hands down the best poke place in the Greater Seattle area. Probably have been here 5 times just this past month. The staff here are always very kind, the fish is fresh, and they have a huge variety of toppings to choose from. They also ask if you want to add mac salad, which is a MUST!! It's currently take out only, but if the weather's nice, I always like to head down to Gas Works Park (~30min walk/20min bus ride) and eat my bowl there.

Hiroshi's Poke is like a tropical breeze in a bowl. From the moment we stepped in, the friendly staff and the ambience already set the perfect tone for a delightful and refreshing healthy meal. We got the Maui Bowl and Wakiki Bowl. The Maui Bowl was a refreshing fusion of flavors, with the original tuna poke and lomi salmon poke blending harmoniously over a bed of fluffy sushi rice. As for the Waikiki Bowl, it was a true taste of Hawaii. The lomi salmon poke and Hawaiian tuna poke were a match made in seafood heaven. The sushi rice provided a satisfying base, while the edamame and lemon wedge elevated each bite. The edamame added a delightful crunch while the lemon provided just the right amount of zing. Both bowls were a feast for our senses, with each ingredient playing its part in creating a marriage of flavors. The macaroni salad on the side was creamy, comforting, and the perfect complement to the poke. Cheers to the attention to detail from the freshness of the fish to the perfectly cooked sushi rice. Every bite was a burst of tropical flavors that left us dreaming of sunny beaches and swaying palm trees. This place is definitely a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of the islands without leaving the city.