Pokeworks

Have you guys gotten a new place to order ingredients from? I swear your wontons are different and the mango is frozen fruit not fresh. I got a wrap and the wrapping around it was cut into my wrap. I had to pull out pieces of sticker from my food. And I only saw an option for spicy furikake but I used to get non spicy in the past. After I took the wrapping off my wrap, it fell apart so I ate it with a fork. I didnt order a bowl because I didn’t want to eat it with a fork. Something is just different. It’s been a few months since I’ve ordered and it’ll be the last I miss how the food used to be made.

I would have rather spent my money elsewhere. This is the yuzu ponzu salmon. I got this delivered and there isn’t a single piece of pineapple or cilantro. The salmon is grey and inedible, for some reason salty. I asked for heavy sauce and there was zero sauce in it. I had tot grow the entire thing out. What a waste of food and money but it was inedible.

Our favorite poke place in Providence! The food quality is great. In terms of protein, I love the spicy tuna and spicy salmon. My wife loves the chicken and salmon. They have a great variety of toppings to choose from, and the ingredients all taste very fresh. The sauces are very flavorful. My favorite sauce is sweet chili gochujang, and my wife's is Pokeworks classic. The price is a little high (usually comes out to about $15 per person for the poke bowl alone) but worth it in my opinion. Will definitely be back.

Employee absolutely refused to provide a cup of water. It was over 80 degrees, and I was already spending $16 on food. Apparently the restaurant owner made it impossible for them to provide anything other than seltzer from the soda machine and instructed them to always charge for it. This is a chain. It's one of my favorite places but there are two other independent poke restaurants in Providence alone that are more than happy to give you a cup of water on a hot day.

I had this place around 6 months ago and it was awesome so I decided to get it once again this trip up to Providence and it was a completely different experience. This was a delivery item so I did not see it made or the ingredients prior to receiving. If I went to this place I probably would have either picked a different protein or just left. There was no sauce which I noticed immediately and was pretty bummed out but whatever I could still eat it. Then I saw the salmon and I am not sure I have never seen something look so unappetizing. It looked like pink salmon straight out of a freezer bag. I took off all the salmon and just ate an unseasoned rice bowl with toppings. I could think of several better ways to spend $20. I would look elsewhere for poke unless this was just an off day.

I wish I could share some feedback about their food, but I never even got a chance to try it. I was getting crepes next door when I saw this place.. I tried to order the food online, but it wouldn't let me order the menu item I wanted. So I called to place an order for take-out since there was no place to park. Just answering the phone seemed like it was an inconvenience to the guy who picked up. Perhaps he was new.. or just a young and careless teen. I asked to place an order for take-out and it was like it was the first time he'd ever been asked that. He stepped away from the phone for a minute and when he came back on, he said I couldn't order over the phone. I told him I was right outside but couldn't find anywhere to park.. he told me to just order online. Which, again, I couldn't.. so, I drove off. I'm sure the food is fine.

Want a poke bowl stuffed with all kinds of ingredients? Make sure you order all the toppings on the menu, because if you're lucky you'll get about half of them. Definitely avoid any of the extra charge toppings because you will NEVER get those. Half rice half salad? What's that? Wasabi? Never heard of it. Large bowl? Lol, yeah right. It's like spinning a wheel of random bowl combinations, but at almost $100 for 3 people the price definitely isn't right.