AA POKE

(Could've taken better pictures lol.) AA Poké is another place that I just like a lot. Like Kim Vũ, it's always a safe bet for when you just want to have good food without thinking about it too much. Nothing about it is particularly *special*, perhaps, but it's always on the back of my mind when trying out other poké places. Maybe it's the Fort Wayne prices that I was getting used to. Maybe it's the firm, flavorful fish, the soft, delectable shumai, or the combination of just-sweet-enough tamago, fresh avocado, crunchy masago and wakame (seaweed) salad on the steaming rice bowl. They also have a killer unagidon and one of the best beef bowls (gyudon) that can be found anywhere in America, not just in a poké or casual place. While AA Poké's not gonna make any publications or win any awards, there's just a lot to like about it. It's very simple and straightforward, which reminds me of... Japan. TL;DR Try it. It doesn't need many words to prop it up. One paragraph is all that's needed to say. P.S. Don't get the QQ here lol it's powdered. (QQ is the Taiwanese term for boba / bubble tea btw.)

This place is a breath of fresh air here. We have been craving some good poke for a while now since moving from southern California, and this place nailed it. The fish was all fresh and tasted great. The selection for toppings is also wide ranging including a couple of items like marinated mushrooms and tamago. Price point is also very fair for what you get and the staff was all friendly and attentive. We will be back on a regular basis for sure.

I really like this place and I've eaten here several times. I would recommend this place. I would like to offer them some advice. The raw fish is very fishy which is generally not a good sign. Texturally you can also tell The fish was not cured and prepared properly. It was probably directly frozen and cut. It needs a slight bit of curing to pull some of the moisture out to improve the texture. This doesn't have that and it's noticeable. It really tastes and feels defrosted cheap. I'm always hesitant to get the marinated fish because I don't trust it is still be the fish I ordered. Not that I'm confident the tuna is the tuna etc. I would just like to see an effort made to at least create the illusion of quality and proper preparation. I will 100% update my review and add photos. If next time I come in I can tell a noticeable improvement. Feel free to invite me back

(Could've taken better pictures lol.) AA Poké is another place that I just like a lot. Like Kim Vũ, it's always a safe bet for when you just want to have good food without thinking about it too much. Nothing about it is particularly *special*, perhaps, but it's always on the back of my mind when trying out other poké places. Maybe it's the Fort Wayne prices that I was getting used to. Maybe it's the firm, flavorful fish, the soft, delectable shumai, or the combination of just-sweet-enough tamago, fresh avocado, crunchy masago and wakame (seaweed) salad on the steaming rice bowl. They also have a killer unagidon and one of the best beef bowls (gyudon) that can be found anywhere in America, not just in a poké or casual place. While AA Poké's not gonna make any publications or win any awards, there's just a lot to like about it. It's very simple and straightforward, which reminds me of... Japan. TL;DR Try it. It doesn't need many words to prop it up. One paragraph is all that's needed to say. P.S. Don't get the QQ here lol it's powdered. (QQ is the Taiwanese term for boba / bubble tea btw.)